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08-04-11, 02:40 PM #31
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
Don't mind let me know which part of SG are you staying? 555
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08-04-11, 03:55 PM #32
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I'm staying at Sengkang for the past 10+ yrs. Before that, I had been staying at Whampoa, Kim Keat Ave where Shuang Lin Monastery is...
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08-04-11, 07:13 PM #33
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
Here is another Vege Prawn Mee Soup at Toa Payoh HDB Hub. It just taste so so only, maybe my expectations is a bit high.
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09-04-11, 02:07 PM #34
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
This is one of my favourite dish when I always visit Shuang Lin Monastery. It's call Toufu Goreng...It's a toufu mix together with sauce, peanuts plus some carrots and cucumber. Enjoy the pics below.
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09-04-11, 04:20 PM #35
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
I love taohu goreng too. This is originally a Malay dish that has since evolved in Singapore to become something commonly served and enjoyed by the Chinese population, akin to many other Malay-originated dishes, such as nasi lemak, laksa and mee siam.
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09-04-11, 04:28 PM #36
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
Oops I didn't knew that Toufu Goreng is originally come from malay dish. Guess I just eat blindly without knowing haha Originally Posted by peiyan
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09-04-11, 04:58 PM #37
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
Nowsaday our SG food standard dropped, thanks to some people coming from Malaysia and China who cooked like dog food. Please get out of my country!
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09-04-11, 04:59 PM #38
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
Yes, I know that temple. All the Singapore Taoists and Buddhists know that place. Originally Posted by Jasonkoh82
I'm staying at Sengkang for the past 10+ yrs. Before that, I had been staying at Whampoa, Kim Keat Ave where Shuang Lin Monastery is...Life is short, cherish all you have and live everyday of your life the best you can. :)
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09-04-11, 05:08 PM #39
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
I didn't know that sg Taoists know this temple. How come? Originally Posted by PJ_Quek
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10-04-11, 11:10 PM #40
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Re: What's Your Fav Singapore Dish? :)
The 城隍庙 [cheng huang miao] is Taoist temple, beside this temple is Shuang Lin. So there are 2 temples, or maybe 3.
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