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[tankee]

ks2me:

...., I typically go to the Havelock place in the night for such porridge.

I used to go there too but stopped since a couple of years back. The standard seemed to have dropped then.

How is it now?

[corneyAmber]

tankee:

ks2me:

...., I typically go to the Havelock place in the night for such porridge.

I used to go there too but stopped since a couple of years back. The standard seemed to have dropped then.

How is it now?

You ask me ah? I also have lesser night life now all spent in KSP already........so I don't know the latest. :lol:

I only remember the last time I went there I met Ann Kok in person...so it is a place maybe you can get to see some local stars? :lol:

[tankee]

just to make sure we are talking about the same place …


is it the old pre-war shophouse along havelock road near beo crescent?

[corneyAmber]

tankee:

just to make sure we are talking about the same place ....


is it the old pre-war shophouse along havelock road near beo crescent?

Should be, I only know one there.

[Way2GO]

mathsparks:

: Anyone knows where I can get delicious pork porridge (with liver, of course)?

There a very good one called
Chai Chee Pork Porridge at Blk 85, Bedok.
Serves only in d evening.
:celebrate:

[schweppes]

Way2GO:

There a very good one called
Chai Chee Pork Porridge at Blk 85, Bedok.
Serves only in d evening.
:celebrate:

Agree, the Chai Chee Pork Porridge stall sells great-tasting porridege!! My fave is the \"pei tan\" chok (century egg porridege) - with liver :drool: :lol:

[schweppes]

Actually, the Chai Chee porridge stall also sells in the mornings too as I’ve eaten there for breakfast. I think there are 2 branches - one handles the breakfast crowd and the other the evening crowd.

[tankee]

Nobody likes Hua Yuan porridge? :?

[tankee]

ks2me:

tankee:

just to make sure we are talking about the same place ....


is it the old pre-war shophouse along havelock road near beo crescent?

Should be, I only know one there.

I not so lucky, I have not met any celebrities there.

then again, I may not recognise them since I only know the older ones.

[VitoRelax]

mathsparks:

:? Is this how to spell chok (cantonese for porridge)..not refering to teochew porridge..but the thicker type.


The stall we used to buy from at a kopitiam at junction of everitt rd/joo chiat place is no longer there. They served excellent pork/fish chok.

The porridge at 126 is nice too but I've noticed it turns watery if you dont consume it straightaway.

Anyone knows where I can get delicious pork porridge (with liver, of course)?

mathsparks, why dont you try the one at Blk 85 Fengshan market, very long queue.

One of the helper, he dye his hair blonde ... cannot miss the stall ....