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Times are tough. We are in the midst of winding down our Woodlands outlet.
But we are still blessed to have a roof over our head and a few outlets to call our own.
We thought about it and we want to give back to the society albeit still treading water ourselves.
We have always believed that giving will not make us poorer and it has been something both of us believed in since we started the stall back in 2017.
So from tomorrow onwards, each outlet will be giving away free 5 bowls of regular prawn mee for dine in customers who somehow find themselves struggling to afford a meal. No questions asked, no judgement at all.
Limited to the first 5 customers of the day at all our outlets until end of the year.
Just tell our staff you want to redeem a bowl of regular prawn mee.
It has been a tough 1.5 years for all of us in the F&B business and other industries too. So this is us, lending a hand. ce your ad here for just $50 a month.

Place your ad here for just $50 a month.

Place your ad here for just $50 a month.

Rice not oily as most chicken rice and the chicken not that fresh. Sambal, not the usual chicken rice type. But because it was a cold wet Saturday afternoon it looks attractive on the billboard and I am sold. Or perhaps, It is really actually an ayam penyet rice and not chicken rice...

Managed to check out the new halal French cafe at Arab Street. For starters, I had the fried chicken wings which was marinated in sweet & spicy chilli sauce. Would rate it a 3/5 - was good but nothing significant. For main, I ordered the spicy prawn linguine which had 3 different spice levels. I chose the level 2 which was good enough for me and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Service was tiptop - was often checked upon to ensure everything I ordered was out and was to my liking. Definitely worth a try! Overall experience 4 out of 5. One downfall is you might walk past the place without noticing as it is located along the streets with a lot of other shops/cafes! Make sure to keep a look out or get your GPS out.

A sudden craving for Laksa had me travelling quite a distance from my comfort zone in Chai Chee to Mukmin Restaurant at Blk 129 Bedok North Avenue 2. This non-discreet stall tucked at a corner came highly recommended among the few Laksa sellers in Bedok. Truth be told it was a tad too salty for my liking. It could be better with more santan (coconut milk). The lack of enough santan brought out the fishiness of the gravy which rendered the dish overall salty. I reckon the stall is much better off with its Kacang Pool which quite a number of customers were ordering on this rainy day, Friday 8th January 2020. At $3, the Laksa was alright but the salty aftertaste lingered.

Congratulations to D'Penyetz for the newly opened outlet at JEM 05-02 JEM, Jurong Gateway Road.

This favourite ayam penyet restaurant has its first outlet at Downtown East. Guests can savour their different levels of imported sambal and enjoy all authentic Indonesian servings.

Satay Sumang is a recently opened satay stall located at Blk 218 Sumang Walk #01-10 (near Habib's Express). They also serve BBQ skewered prawns and every order comes with peanut sauce, lontong, sliced onions and cucumber.

They have several combo meals and charge $5 for delivery within Punggol and Sengkang area.

They operate from 4.30pm to 10pm and closed every Monday.

Muslim owned Thai BBQ. Blk 431 Yishun Ave 1 #01-01. Open daily 5pm to 10pm.

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) will be suspending the licence of New Shah Alam, the food shop at 20 Circular Road 20/21 (Boat Quay), Singapore 049376, under the Points Demerit System.
The period of suspension is two weeks from 18/05/2021 to 31/05/2021.

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) will be suspending the licence of Muthu Mess Indian Food Stall, the food stall at 50 Tuas Avenue 11, #01-29/30, Canteen Blk 1, Singapore 639107, under the Points Demerit System.
The period of suspension is two weeks from 03/05/2021 to 16/05/2021.

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) will be suspending the licence of Al Hussain Restaurant, the food shop at 822 Tampines Street 81 #01-202/#01-200 Tampines Grove Singapore 520822, under the Points Demerit System.
The period of suspension is two weeks from 27/04/2021 to 10/05/2021.