Jian Po Shui Kueh (Tiong Bahru Food Market and Hawker Centre)

 

I was curious as there was quite a short queue in front of this stall. I didn't know what it was selling. Thus I decided to check it out. To  my surprise it was Chwee Kueh. Basically I am not a fan of Chwee Kueh as they are too oily and some are really stingy with the Chai Po. And I simply can't put that plain kueh in my mouth when there is not enough chai po.

I have to say that this is the best that I have eaten so far, perhaps it's because I haven't been trying out too many chwee kueh in my life.

What I like most about this Chwee Kueh is actually the Kueh itself! It is salty even if you don't eat it together with the chai po! It is the first chwee kueh that I eat without the chai po! But of course it wouldn't be perfect if not for the chai po and the chilli. They just go well heavenly together! The chai po is not too oily too.

Address: 30 Seng Poh Road Tiong Bahru Food Market and Hawker Centre

Food: 4.5/5 Burps
Service: 3/5 Burps
Price: 4/5 Burps

178 Lor Mee (Tiong Bahru Food Market and Hawker Centre)

I have tasted the lor mee here a couple of times and it still remain as one of the top in my list for the lor mee around!

The main reason why I like this lor mee so much is because it is not overly starchy. Many lor mees are too starchy and thick that I can hardly finish every bit of them.

So I ordered the one with the shark meat and it just taste good each time I eat it.

Address: 30 Seng Poh Road Tiong Bahru Food Market and Hawker Centre

Food: 4/5 Burps
Service: 3/5 Burps
Price: 4/5 Burps

Teochew Fishball Noodles (Tiong Bahru Food Market and Hawker Centre)

There wasn't much people queuing when I was there about 6+pm. In fact, non of the stalls have any long queues. But when I left about 7+pm, there was a short queue in front of the stall.

Basically this is definitely not the best teochew fishball kway teow that I have ever eaten. I would say that it is not too bad and given so many stalls that are already closed when I was there, this could be one of the more popular stall at that point of time.

I like this kind of thick kway teow for fishball kway teow as it feels more authentic. The fishballs are springy but lack the taste of real fish. I usually like to have ketchup and chilli added to my kway teow/ mee pok dry. But the kway teow here doesn't quite seem to absorb the taste of the ketchup and chilli together well.

Address: 30 Seng Poh Road Tiong Bahru Food Market and Hawker Centre

Food: 3.5/5 Burps
Service: 3/5 Burps
Price: 4/5 Burps