Pocoloco @Ang Mo Kio

Hi, it’s rainy every day, what are you doing.
I like Italian, but some of Italian restaurants are fancy in city area. I’m looking forward to casual Italian, expect Saizeriya. As you know, it’s Japanese-Italian.

My Japanese Friend recommended me Pocoloco in Ang Mo Kio. She noticed me that I need  reservations on weekend, so I went there weekdays lunchtime with reservation.
It’s a small restaurant in HDB area and when we arrived there , the tables were full.  I felt relieved to make reservation.
Their price were good, it’s really casual. I had Burrata $16, Caeser salad $7 and some pasta under $15. The Burrata was delicious and beautiful! Salad and pasta also good. There was only one problem , they didn’t have plain water, so I must order something to drink. Anyway I like Pocoloco, And I heard they have pizzeria, I’ll try! Thanks.

Rochor Beancurd house @Balestier Rd

All right! It’s final post about my exploring Balestier Rd.
Rochor Beancurd House is old school stall. It’s not instagramic, but it has a good atmosphere. I had cold beancurd with rice ball $ 3.1. It’s simple and comfort food, I like this. Thanks.

Founder Bak Kut Teh@ Balestier Rd

OMG, I’m tired of writing about Balestier Rd, there are so many interesting stalls. I couldn’t visit all of them 1day.
Founder Bak Kut Teh is one of the famous Bak Kut Teh in Singapore. There are some branches, and  here is a Original one.There are a lot of photos on the wall, perhaps the founder and famous people.
The Bak Kut Teh was a little spicy, it was as good as Song fa and other stall. In my opinion, 333 is the best one, 2nd is Song fa as of now. Thanks.

333 Bak Kut Teh

I like BAK Kut Teh, but almost them are hot for me. I tried Song fa and Ya Hua one, it certainly delicious, and I’m looking forward to non spicy one.
333Bak Kut Teh was served nice one. It was yummy and not so spicy. The stall is beside on Balestier Rd, and amazingly, when you get off the bus, you can get there immediately. Out side tables were closed to bus stop. I heard it opened 24h, very convenient! Thanks.

Loong Fatt @ Balestier Rd

When I explored Balestier Rd, it made me feel yearning for my old days.
I visited Loong Fatt which was famous for bean paste pastry. I had sweet and salty $0.8 each, they were fresh and hot. I’ve tried same sweets in Japan as local sweet souvenirs. For example, Kumamoto, Kyoto, Oita prefecture. I think it’s from China, but nowadays popular in Asia. Thanks.

Mellower coffee @ Bugis

Suddenly I want to eat cotton candy. In Japan, I can eat it easily, at family restaurant, festival etc. Finally I found it in some Instagram. Perhaps it’s a hipster cafe...make a brave try.

Mellower coffee is beside on the Victoria Street, next to Bugis+. You can use second floor and they have a lot of cozy seats. Of course I had cotton candy with coffee named “ sweet little rain “ $9.8.
It’s amazing, how creative this coffee is. Though I hadto wait until the cotton candy were melt, I enjoyed them separate. The coffee was strong and flavourful. It’s better to add milk. The cotton candy was good! Thanks.

Famous Sungei Road Trishow Laksa@ Hong Lim Complex

I’ve not liked Laksa, I thought it’s just spicy. But when I had Marine Parade Laksa, I changed my mind.
Famous Sungei Road Trishow Laksa is on of my best. There is on the 2nd floor at foodcourt. I got there 1pm, about 10people were queuing.

I had Laksa with Fan lobster $8, yummy. The soup was a little spicy and rich, I like this.  The others had a Mee Siam, it also looked nice. I’ll try next time. This hawker have a lot of good stall, Ill come and try soon. Thanks.