Cze Char

[corneyAmber]

Blobbi:

ks2me:

I like the one at Tiong Bahru, behind the bus-stop, they have all their chairs and tables laid along an alley. I never get to find out its name since I already know the place so well. :lol:


They have lovely 干炒河粉， 虾酱鸡， 红烧豆腐，竹蚌。。。。

Tks for the reminder!! Yes, went there before, yums!!

:celebrate: Looks like we have similar taste buds.

[guqin]

I believe you are referring to 新海山 (Xin Hai Shan).

ks2me:

I like the one at Tiong Bahru, behind the bus-stop, they have all their chairs and tables laid along an alley. I never get to find out its name since I already know the place so well. :lol:

They have lovely 干炒河粉， 虾酱鸡， 红烧豆腐，竹蚌。。。。

[VitoRelax]

ks2me:

I like the one at Tiong Bahru, behind the bus-stop, they have all their chairs and tables laid along an alley. I never get to find out its name since I already know the place so well. :lol:

Where exactly is that ?

[VitoRelax]

hmsg:

VitoRelax:

Anyone can recommend where is the best Cze Char stall ?


Thanks

Not sure if there is a best...

But I always go to the one at Upper Thomson, same row as the Casuarina prata show, which are located at the both ends (one end is prata, the other is this cze char).

what dish you usually order ?

[corneyAmber]

guqin:

I believe you are referring to 新海山 (Xin Hai Shan).

ks2me:

I like the one at Tiong Bahru, behind the bus-stop, they have all their chairs and tables laid along an alley. I never get to find out its name since I already know the place so well. :lol:

They have lovely 干炒河粉， 虾酱鸡， 红烧豆腐，竹蚌。。。。

Sounds right but I cannot be sure...next time I go, I will try to confirm.

[corneyAmber]

VitoRelax:

ks2me:

I like the one at Tiong Bahru, behind the bus-stop, they have all their chairs and tables laid along an alley. I never get to find out its name since I already know the place so well. :lol:

Where exactly is that ?

I found from this map: http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_main.php?zonename=Tiong+Bahru

Behind this Bus Stop: B06051
Block 55

[VitoRelax]

ks2me:

VitoRelax:

[quote=\"ks2me\"]I like the one at Tiong Bahru, behind the bus-stop, they have all their chairs and tables laid along an alley. I never get to find out its name since I already know the place so well. :lol:

Where exactly is that ?

I found from this map: http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_main.php?zonename=Tiong+Bahru

Behind this Bus Stop: B06051
Block 55[/quote]Makes me very hungrry now ...

[corneyAmber]

VitoRelax:

ks2me:

[quote=\"VitoRelax\"]
Where exactly is that ?

I found from this map: http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_main.php?zonename=Tiong+Bahru

Behind this Bus Stop: B06051
Block 55

Makes me very hungrry now ...[/quote] :lol: Hope you manage to find it. Remember reading that you drive to recee your kid's school...driving should get you there easily.
If you like Yong Tau Hoo and the Ngoh Hiang stuff, from the same bus-stop, facing the alley, turn left and walk until the end and turn around the corner, to the back, there is a coffee shop there with nice Yong Tau Hoo and another stall selling the Ngoh Hiang stuff. And of course the Tiong Bahru market itself(now already renovated) has some good stalls inside too, the chai tao kuay by the old man and another chwee kuey stall that is famous in the 80s/90s. Are you sure you APek? I think I sound more AUm than you since I know these very old good makan places... :lol:

[kitty2]

This forum's able to help you to find your favourite food http://ieatishootipost.proboards.com/index.cgi?

[VitoRelax]

ks2me:

VitoRelax:

[quote=\"ks2me\"]
I found from this map: http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_main.php?zonename=Tiong+Bahru

Behind this Bus Stop: B06051
Block 55

Makes me very hungrry now ...

:lol: Hope you manage to find it. Remember reading that you drive to recee your kid's school...driving should get you there easily.
If you like Yong Tau Hoo and the Ngoh Hiang stuff, from the same bus-stop, facing the alley, turn left and walk until the end and turn around the corner, to the back, there is a coffee shop there with nice Yong Tau Hoo and another stall selling the Ngoh Hiang stuff. And of course the Tiong Bahru market itself(now already renovated) has some good stalls inside too, the chai tao kuay by the old man and another chwee kuey stall that is famous in the 80s/90s. Are you sure you APek? I think I sound more AUm than you since I know these very old good makan places... :lol:[/quote]But you haven't tell me what cze char dish to order yet leh ?

You really know Tiong Bahru better than me, me give you the white flag !! Hahaha