Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
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Originally Posted by newton
Bro Rickey, you can try the popiah with plenty of chilli, my favourite.
But be warn, need to buy 2 not 1 as the arrogant hawker only sells 2.
BEE HENG | A stall which has been in existence since the 1920s, Bee Heng is one of the hawker stalls from the iconic Glutton’s Square in the 1960s. Their Hokkien popiah ($2.20, minimum order of two) comes with a shredded turnip filling that has a nice crunch even after it being cooked (and soaked) in prawn stock. Compared to the average popiah stall, the filling here is a little more intense.
Other ingredients wrapped in the popiah skin (similar to a crepe) include the standard sweet sauce, chopped eggs and a bit of chopped prawns, bean sprouts and lettuce. Do not miss out on the chilli as it has a noticeable earthy chilli flavour.
In the olden days, they would add pork lard pieces in each roll, but now chunkier-than-usual crispy savoury flour bits are added to the mix as a substitute, a practice of many popiah stalls.
They also sell a pretty good satay ($0.60 each, minimum order of 10) with a choice of chicken, mutton or pork.
Unlike the other stalls at Newton, Bee Heng is one of the few that insist on self-service.
Bee Heng Popiah
Newton Circus Food Centre, 500 Clemenceau Ave North
this looks very delicious, another to add to my list to try.
Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
Quote:
Originally Posted by newton
Bro Rickey, you can try the popiah with plenty of chilli, my favourite.
But be warn, need to buy 2 not 1 as the arrogant hawker only sells 2.
BEE HENG | A stall which has been in existence since the 1920s, Bee Heng is one of the hawker stalls from the iconic Glutton’s Square in the 1960s. Their Hokkien popiah ($2.20, minimum order of two) comes with a shredded turnip filling that has a nice crunch even after it being cooked (and soaked) in prawn stock. Compared to the average popiah stall, the filling here is a little more intense.
Other ingredients wrapped in the popiah skin (similar to a crepe) include the standard sweet sauce, chopped eggs and a bit of chopped prawns, bean sprouts and lettuce. Do not miss out on the chilli as it has a noticeable earthy chilli flavour.
In the olden days, they would add pork lard pieces in each roll, but now chunkier-than-usual crispy savoury flour bits are added to the mix as a substitute, a practice of many popiah stalls.
They also sell a pretty good satay ($0.60 each, minimum order of 10) with a choice of chicken, mutton or pork.
Unlike the other stalls at Newton, Bee Heng is one of the few that insist on self-service.
Bee Heng Popiah
Newton Circus Food Centre, 500 Clemenceau Ave North
Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
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Originally Posted by horserace
Nice recommendation bro, thanks
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Originally Posted by X3650
Must try because looks delicious.
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Originally Posted by meijipcc
this looks very delicious, another to add to my list to try.
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Originally Posted by MegaPuma
Thanks for sharing nice popiah
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Originally Posted by Rickey
T.Q. v. much bro newton for yr recommendation ...sounds yummy man ...
Another popiah stall to recommend, this stall at a Whampoa coffee-shop has Sushi popiah.
Cheaper than Newton food ctr and taste good.
Better service too from the couple.
Address: Blk 81 Whampoa Drive, Quek Hong Chuan Eating House, #01-893, S320081
Operating hours:
Daily: 1 pm to 9 pm
Re: BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN
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Originally Posted by newton
Another popiah stall to recommend, this stall at a Whampoa coffee-shop has Sushi popiah.
Cheaper than Newton food ctr and taste good.
Better service too from the couple.
Address: Blk 81 Whampoa Drive, Quek Hong Chuan Eating House, #01-893, S320081
Operating hours:
Daily: 1 pm to 9 pm
09-12-2017, 11:28 PM
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