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    Club Geylang

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Clubs for parents in different parts of Singapore
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      Augmum
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      Happy Mama:

      It was jus too good to resist. πŸ˜‰ but in all fairness, I only tried one piece of turtle, drank the soup and pinched on the other dishes. No rice at all, since I wanted to save my stomach for smelly toufu. πŸ˜‰

      We bought home the youtiao. So far only DH ate it. DD and I took a bite to taste it as we're too full after sharing the toufu...

      All the food was just heavenly. :drool: :love:
      oh....happy mama, u're really fond of smelly tofu......
      now that u mentioned it , i already could \"smell it\" πŸ˜‰ :lol:
      u haven't had enuff in taiwan...??

      oh ya, that day when i was in Toa payoh, the nite market did sell smelly tofu. :shock:

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        Augmum
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        ChiefKiasu:

        My mother didn't have to feed me frog legs because she already can't catch me when I was young. But I know she surreptitiously use brain-of-pig in my grub sometimes. I pretend I don't know and equally surreptitiously scoop everything back into the pot.
        LOL :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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          Augmum
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          ChiefKiasu:

          I brought a friend there to try it out... but he refused to eat it after smelling! Me too πŸ™‚

          I think the restaurant owner was pretty offended after that. But boh bian. We can't get ourselves to eat what smelt exactly like poop to us. But they have got pretty good duck noodles.
          oh...me too.....wana to puke when i smell it fr far far away......
          wonder how to put it inside my mouth.....
          but my gal loves it.....said that \"it tastes good\" hahaha :shock: :faint:

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            SAHM_TAN
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            ChiefKiasu:

            My mother didn't have to feed me frog legs because she already can't catch me when I was young. But I know she surreptitiously use brain-of-pig in my grub sometimes. I pretend I don't know and equally surreptitiously scoop everything back into the pot.
            :rotflmao: So clever to recognise the organ. My mum will get me nogh hiang with liver. I know but still eat becos the fried stuff was good :rotflmao: But liver on its own I :sick:

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              SAHM_TAN
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              Augmum:

              oh ya, that day when i was in Toa payoh, the nite market did sell smelly tofu. :shock:
              Was it the one that was published in the Chinese newspaper?

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                Augmum
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                Castle House:

                He mentioned near Lorong 6 or was it 8.. got a 'tian ji zhuo' suddenly can't remember what is it in English.. :?: :faint:
                when we go there, we usually order the \" tain ji zhuo\" too....
                and not fogetting to ta pao the \"yu tiao\" and red bean pancake

                oh yes, also luv the stall which sells beef hor fan...( that stall which sells tim sum too).
                but was told that it has changed ownership......wonder still the same food .......any1 ??

                have been quite sometime din go to that area for makan.

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                  lim72
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                  Hi All,


                  I'm surprised that there is a special club for Geylang. I have been staying in Geylang for almost a year now. Yes right in the centre of all buzz activities. I was quite uneasy initially but am now used to it really. πŸ˜„ My family is not really food craze so we seldom venture out for foods. Sorry no recommendations πŸ˜‚

                  Cheers!

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                    guillemard
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                    My place is just a stone throw away from geylang too, with the lorongs just opposite the road.


                    But so rarely go there cos not a food craze, and do not like the strange stares from some funny uncle hanging out there.

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                      Fresher
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                      I m new here but I grew up opposite the lorongs road nearer to the canel or old army Camp or walking distance to Datoka MRT.

                      Watching house of 2 storey, 3 storey and even 7 storeies, all being demolished. A place where great memory remains…

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                        Layla
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                        Any SAHM here who's free in the morns and would like to start simple \"exercises\". :boogie:

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