Serangoon Central Food Court (万金）

24th May, Sunday

Century egg porridge with pork (261 瓦煲饭.粥）



This is the thick kind of porridge. It wasn't too bad, but it could be a bit saltier. Most of the pork in my bowl was lean pork, which didn't taste too good. $3.30

V's verdict: 6/10
K's verdict: 7/10


Pork chops (Wonderful Market Produce Shop Western Food)



The name of the stall sounds like something they translated directly from chinese. Anyway, contrary to its name, this dish was not wonderful at all. The pork had absolutely zero taste. Whatever taste it had was due solely to the sauce. Perhaps the pork had been frozen for too long? It could also be due to the pork being defrosted and frozen again several times.

The pork slices were too thin too. The fries were cold. Bleargh. $5

V's verdict: 4/10
K's verdict: 5/10

Serangoon Ave 3 Food Court (opp NTUC)

16th May, Saturday

Fried carrot cake (Local Delights)



This was not bad. The taste is a bit on the light side, but still not to the level of being bland. They used very little oil to fry it, so it's an additional bonus. Cheap too! $2/$3

V's verdict: 6.5/10
K's verdict: 6/10

Serangoon Ave 3 Food Court (opp NTUC)

10th May, Sunday

There's another food court just down the road, also on Serangoon Ave 3. This one is beside Block 237, opposite the tiny and cramped NTUC Fairprice.

Fishball noodles (利发面家)



I ordered bak chor mee, but this came instead. Well, it was a pleasant surprise. The seasoning was excellent, the noodles were the right texture, and the fishballs were tasty. I haven't had such good fishball noodles in ages. And it's cheap too! $2.50 / $3

V's verdict: 8/10
K's verdict: 7.5/10


Roti prata (Afrin Indian Muslim Food)

Ordered kosong. Not very special, but still tasted all right. I didn't like their curry though; it had a sour taste to it. $0.70

V's verdict: 6/10
K's verdict: 5/10