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Monday, October 06, 2008
That Sliced fish noodle
My office has a sliced fish noodle stall, quite famous, cos you have to queue about 30minutes to eat that bowl of noodles. but seriously, it wasn't that fantastic it turned out to be. i think the one at the army market hawker centre taste so much better, cos that one i had was a bit bland. but something unique is that, they have this omelette in the soup, and i am an omelette person. but still one try is enough. i wouldn't wanna queue so long for that again. the stall is located in the coffee shop, which is along aliwal st, and opp concourse, is shop houses kind, and near to those shops selling fishing stuff.

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(joanne) ♥ 1:44 PM
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