Laksa anyone ?.
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EconAv
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For me , is not who is better , what they will cost ?
I just remember before simlim tower was build , rolls of shophouse is there , all dealing with electronic parts , sound system like Sansui , National ?. etc
Then is the beginning ?..i will spend my whole day checking out every shop , every electronic component , kit set ?. and the person who serve the Laksa ? ( Those day i can even afford to eat a bowl Look,How far we have come to ??
I just remember before simlim tower was build , rolls of shophouse is there , all dealing with electronic parts , sound system like Sansui , National ?. etc
Then is the beginning ?..i will spend my whole day checking out every shop , every electronic component , kit set ?. and the person who serve the Laksa ? ( Those day i can even afford to eat a bowl Look,How far we have come to ??
boxerfan88
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Anyone know of reasonably good laksa place near Bt Merah, Queenstown, Toa Payoh, Commonwealth ?
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Queensway Shopping Centre has a few nice Laksa eateries at the lower floors.
(Audio)
With that amount and the size of the "hum", it's definitely worth it. Where is it?
(Audio)
EconAv
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$5 also must eat and support ,before….gone ……
EconAv
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that is one @ TPY lor 8 , but hor few weeks ago they do away with hum liao …..
Kelantan Lane, Sungei road laksa
BadEnglish
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Lucky me , I don't eat Hum
titactoh
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Kelantan Lane, Sungei road laksa is the original. Coffee shop ceiling is high and place is airy. Used to go there. The laksa is one among the best.
There is another one with more "atas" ( snob) ingredients and it is at Hong Lim Complex a few stalls away from AH HENG braised duck and both shops face the 2nd floor walkway with shops across the other side of the building. I look at the pricing and realized it came with big prawns and I think if not mistaken half lobster or something. I didn't try at all because I prefer the traditional laksa like JANGUT which it is more than the sum of its parts. Of course another one is 328 laksa at junction ECR/Ceylon lane.
BTW Jangut is on 2nd Basement of Chinatown Point near the Entrance/Exit to DTLine.
There is another one with more "atas" ( snob) ingredients and it is at Hong Lim Complex a few stalls away from AH HENG braised duck and both shops face the 2nd floor walkway with shops across the other side of the building. I look at the pricing and realized it came with big prawns and I think if not mistaken half lobster or something. I didn't try at all because I prefer the traditional laksa like JANGUT which it is more than the sum of its parts. Of course another one is 328 laksa at junction ECR/Ceylon lane.
BTW Jangut is on 2nd Basement of Chinatown Point near the Entrance/Exit to DTLine.
Hi Audio,
Not laksa but hum related…
Sin Chao Gardens, 297 River Valley Road, a teo chew restaurant. They have fresh cockles, they are big, fat and juicy! Very tasty for hum/cockles lovers. If you do dine there, you can use their parking space. Quite a bit of fish selection as well.
boxerfan88
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Not exactly laksa…but close enuf… curry mee. @ ABC food centre. sea hum doesn't come by default, need to add.
boxerfan88
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Had my laksa fix at ABC market this morning…
