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Blk 6 Tanjong Pagar Plaza
#02-18, Tanjong Pagar Food CentreCategory:
Eating Places » Hawker Centres
A big bowl of fish soup at affordable price
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Although in tanjong pagar food centre, there are many fish soup stalls but still this stall has the longest queue. The reason of its popularity could be the price which make the customers feel that it is really worht having. At $3.50, customers can get to eat a big bowl of Fish Soup.
It also comes with 4 choices of noodles or rice. They are mainly the mian xian, zu mee fen (the white mee - normally for laska), yi mian and rice. For rice, you will need to pay extra $0.50.
From my pictures, you can see how big bowl of fish soup they serve. Normally, such a big bowl will normally cost around $4 - $5. But here they are only selling at $3.50.
Personally, I love the frizzy fried eggs floss they add to the fish soup. The fish are seriously fresh too. They have 2 types of fish, mainly the fried type and the fresh slice fish. Customers can order a mixture of both.
I personally prefer the slice fish because I feel that it is more fresh. Fish soup lovers like me can also ask the friendly auntie to add condensed milk to the fish soup which will make the soup taste even more better.
Nowadays weather is changing, going to be winter period and everyday seems to be raining and working in a cold office will definitely makes you look forward to this delicious hot fish soup. Do give it a try!
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06 Nov 2008 at 5:15 pm
Oh nono.. This name of the stall is in chinese words, you can refer to the picture I upload. Not sure how to convert into english leh
06 Nov 2008 at 5:36 pm