a few decades back

[erection2015]

....enjoy viewing.

Stinkypoor then.

 

[po2wq]

fotochopped 1 ... loong, loong time ago, got no carrer foto 1 ...

 

[laksaboy]

I still cannot forgive how the authorities have butchered the old charm of Chinatown.

The Food Street of today is nothing more that a plastic, touristy joint.

In my opinion, it was a decision that's worse than what they did to Haw Par Villa (Big dragon and entry fee) and Sentosa (Fantasy Island, Volcanoland era).

Fuck those scholars and bureaucrats! :oIo:

 

[erection2015]

yes i used to go there for the sar po fan.....damned good.

I still cannot forgive how the authorities have butchered the old charm of Chinatown.

The Food Street of today is nothing more that a plastic, touristy joint.

In my opinion, it was a decision that's worse than what they did to Haw Par Villa (Big dragon and entry fee) and Sentosa (Fantasy Island, Volcanoland era).

Fuck those scholars and bureaucrats! :oIo:

 

[po2wq]

yes i used to go there for the sar po fan.....damned good.

sabo rice there stil as goot wat! ...

 

[erection2015]

at the hawker's centre at the corner?

sabo rice there stil as goot wat! ...

 

[po2wq]

at the hawker's centre at the corner?

@ 1 'hidden' corner ...

along a road less travelled ... :o

 

[erection2015]

ya...tried that before. The guy and his sister. His sister used to run a zhi zhar at bedok south. You are correct...the sabo fan is good too.

@ 1 'hidden' corner ...

along a road less travelled ... :o

 

[laksaboy]

This one?

 

[erection2015]

not 100% sure bro laksa. Been quite some time since i ate there. Normally when i go chinatown area these days i go eat the pork ribs at Toh Kee.

Dont have to wait so long for the food.

 

[halsey02]

yes i used to go there for the sar po fan.....damned good.

The one along Pagoda Street or was it Temple Street? next to the fish head noodle soup right?. I remember the sar po fan tasted damn good, never mind, how black the Sar Po looked like.

 

[erection2015]

temple street it was i think. The stall was operated by an old lady with a helper. There was some kind of makeshift canvas shelter in case it rained...and she used to have a few pots over charcoal fires. Quite popular.

The one along Pagoda Street or was it Temple Street? next to the fish head noodle soup right?. I remember the sar po fan tasted damn good, never mind, how black the Sar Po looked like.

 

[po2wq]

This one? ...

tink iz tis 1 ...