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Though cooked by Indians, this kind of fried noodles and 'rojak' really don't exist in India. These two dishes is really unique by Indians in Singapore.
Briefly, the Indian Kway Teow Goreng is crisp hot with minced meat and vegetable strips. You can top up 50 cents for an added bull's eye [egg].
The Indian rojak is your choice of fishcakes, meats and vegetables that goes with a chilli dip. The quality of the rojak is determined by the crispness of the items and the taste of the dip ; )
If you're in this Haig Road Food Centre and wishing to try the Kway Teow Goreng, I recommend you try the left cornermost Indian shop ; ) Leave a Comment Theme: IndianPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: along Changi RoadDirections: Between Tg Katong Complex & Malay Village. Nearest MRT Station is Paya Lebar.
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Geylang serai is a really hot place. It's totally unglamorous with ugly chairs and tables, stuffy ventilation and dirty-looking floors. But don't worry, the food is clean! It's really delicious too. It's real malay food that hasn't been toned down or experimented with for tourists' benefit, at least not that i can see. So for those in search of 'authentic cultural artifacts', this is pretty good stuff. Some of the signs are in malay, but the owners can mostly speak english. There's a wet market too.
All the stalls are not bad, so just pick a promising one and go. It's best if u go in a group, so u can all order different things and try. very cheap. The kuih stall (traditional pastries n cakes) is all good. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: East GeylangDirections: Near Paya Lebar MRT station
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We found Geylang Serai thanks to the folks at www.the-inncrowd.com --the food is amazing! Geyland Serai is basically a marketplace with stands including clothing and household goods, a `dry` market with dried foods and spices, a `wet` market with seafood, meats and veggies, a walkway with pre-prepared and fried foods and in the back a wonderful food-court with stall after stall of flavorful, interesting and cheap Malay foods.
Stall 200`s beef rendang and ayam korma, hands down. Plus a roti from the other end of the food market. Check out the inn crowd`s webpage for more info. Leave a Comment Theme: Street VendorPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: East GeylangDirections: Near Paya Lebar MRT station, walk east on Sims past the Malay Village, turn right at the end of the fence around the Malay Village and then left before the first building (#3) into the market.
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