Bedok South Fishball Noodles

Okay these are the stalls to try, first row being the row nearest the road, of which opposite the road is TJC

(Hint: I'm an ex-TJcian so that's how i know)

Fishball noodles: 2nd row Strengths: Yummy fishballs and fish dumplings. Weaknesses: You have to get the $3 bowl for dry otherwise i dun think they give ya the fish dumpling. (Sigh) Chilli sauce for dry is ordinary

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Breakfast stall (selling glutinous rice, fried bee hoon, nasi lemak, soon kway, etc) - 3rd row

Try the fried white bee hoon. You most probably won't find this anywhere else in singapore because 99% of breakfast stalls sell fried black bee hoon. Topped with the sambal, a squish of lime, mock char siew (it's not a vegetarian stall), it's just so refreshing. Not to mention healthy cos it isn't oily and comes with a sprinkle of lettuce to kick.

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Prawn noodles - 3rd row

Not to be confused with another prawn noodle stall on the 5th row, this prawn noodle stall looks cheap. But don't be fooled, this stall is the real deal. The hawker is very ingenious, he sells soup prawn noodles for breakfast/lunch and for night, he swaps to selling fried prawn noodles. highly ingenious way of recycling all the leftover soup stock and deshelled prawns.

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That's what i can remember at the moment. There's other stalls i also frequent just that the rest depend on your personal taste.... What i like is that this hawker ctr is real cheap, simple things like Cheng Tng only cost $1. LOL~