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'Tai Seng Noodle House. Barbecued pork and dumplings noodles The hawker at this popular noodle stall is famous for dishing out big hearty portions of char siew wanton noodles. It is generously topped with barbecued pork slices, fried pork dumplings, and somes with a bowl of boiled dumplings as well. You may also choose egg noodles or hor fun (flat white rice noodles). It comes with fall-off-the-bone pork ribs, juicy mushrooms, tau pok (beancurd puffs), fried dumplings and a bowl of dumplings soup. Yong Xiang Home Made Noodle brings warm flavours and good memories to guests who queue up to sample a hearty bowl of handmade noodles. Select from options like mee hoon kuay, ban mee, you mee, mee suah, and yi mee to pair with a flavourful broth in either classic or tom yum flavours. Built in 1983, Amoy Street Food Centre is a local culinary institution and their lunch crowd is a testament of that. The two-storey hawker centre on Maxwell Road is home to a wide range of stalls, hawking everything from curry puff to bowls of sliced fish soup. Six stalls from Amoy Street Food Centre were listed in the Michelin Guide 7 Maxwell Rd, Singapore 069111'
Tags: singapore , street food , Chinse food
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