On a day when I had the sudden craving for lor mee, I coincidentally found this new stall in Bendemeer Food Centre named Ai Xin Lor Mee.
A bowl of lor mee which costs $3 comes with braised meat, ngor hiang, braised egg and fried fish. Pleasantly thick and savory with the subtle fragrance of herbs and spices, the tasty gravy goes very well with the noodles. The use of traditional ingredients like braised egg and braised meat accentuates the old school flavour of this lor mee, something which is missing in most lor mee nowadays.
A simple lor mee, like what it was in the good old days, warms my heart more than any other. Perhaps this is where Ai Xin lor mee derives its name from.
7.5/10
Ai Xin Lor Mee
Bendemeer Market And Food Centre,
29 Bendemeer Road
#01-39
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Ai Xin Lor Mee
Posted by kensongs at Thursday, August 25, 2011 0 comments
Labels: bendemeer food centre, coffee shop, lor mee
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Dunman Duck Rice
Having read great reviews of this duck rice on the first storey of Dunman Food Centre, I went with high expectations to try it.
I ordered a plate of $3 braised duck rice and a braised egg which cost $3.50 in total. Thinking that the dark colored rice was traditional yam rice, I was rather disappointed to find out that it was actually plain rice coated with braised gravy . However, Dunman duck rice makes it up with its well-marinated braised duck which is remarkably tender and tasty. The herbal soup is fragrant and savory.
Besides duck rice, Dunman Duck Rice also has duck porridge and duck kway chap which I will return to try someday.
7/10
Dunman Duck Rice
Dunman Food Centre
271 Onan Road
#01-10
S424768
Posted by kensongs at Wednesday, August 10, 2011 0 comments
Labels: coffee shop, duck rice, dunman food centre