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Its been ages since I visited Maxwell Hawker Centre, so i went there yesterday morning. Having worked for 5 years at Chinatown, I'm quite familiar with the stalls at the hawker centre, some still there, while others gone, it has not change much, but the food quality seems to be falling and the prices are going up, damn sad about it.
I just took some pictures of the stalls that I always visited and share with you guys, if you happens to be there, try some of them
. Sorry ahh some stalls still close cox I went too early, hahaha...
You can share your experiences here too.....
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This is probably the no.1 stall in Maxwell that you have to eat, traditional Hainanese curry rice, its even better than the scissors curry rice at kitchener. Fried pork cutlet, lor bak, fried fish, prawn fritters, varieties of veges, topped with curry gravy, yum yum
Rating: 5/5
Owner is a Teochew who cooked chr char kind of food, got the wok smell in every of their dishes, order a fried beehoon dried 1, you will have octopus tentacles, pork lean meat, prawn, pork liver, lala mixed in it. Their canned pork leg fried beehoon also very nice. Only open in the evening.
Rating: 5/5
Zhen Zhen porridge is one of the famous stall in Maxwell, you cant miss it, there will always be a queue, longer than Tian Tian. They serves the best raw fish in Maxwell and their porridge is quite nice
Rating: 5/5
Famous for their ondeh ondeh, this stalls only open at most for 3-4 hours, I bought their tapioca cakes, forgot to take the signage.....
Rating: 5/5
The famous Hum jim Peng stall, you have to fried it yourself, the last time I went it sells for 15 cents, now not sure...
Rating: 5/5
One of the famous stall, its sell sweet potato ball with fillings like peanut, coconut flakes, tou sar. Need to queue
Rating: 4/5
The famous Tian Tian Chicken rice, I ate it yesterday, not as nice as before.... reason? the chilli is too hot, overpowers the whole taste of the dish.
Rating: 4/5
Fruit stall serves many varieties of juices, this is the 1st stall i will visit if I go to maxwell, their papaya milkshake, though nothing special, but it suits my taste. Can try apple juice with suan mei also
Rating: 4/5
This stall sells traditional Teochew porridge, i always order the fishcakes, preserved chai sim, and lor bak
Rating: 4/5
This stalls sells Teochew Porridge, not the condensed milk kind, a bit too bland for me, but dunno why so many people buying it. The lady boss is a milf, should be pretty in her younger days, now a bit old...
Rating: 3.5/5
This stalls sells Fish Beehoon soup, the condensed milk kind, always have queue, I dun find it any special
Rating: 3.5/5
This peanut soup stalls serves red bean soup also, not to sweet, just nice
Rating: 3/5
Famous ngo hiong stall serves with fried beehoon, you can have a set or you choose yourself, there are two stalls there, not sure which 1 is better. But its too porky for me...
Rating: 3/5
Is this the stall from ex Tian Tian's chef?
Rating: Unknown
I just took some pictures of the stalls that I always visited and share with you guys, if you happens to be there, try some of them
. Sorry ahh some stalls still close cox I went too early, hahaha...You can share your experiences here too.....
________________________________________________________
This is probably the no.1 stall in Maxwell that you have to eat, traditional Hainanese curry rice, its even better than the scissors curry rice at kitchener. Fried pork cutlet, lor bak, fried fish, prawn fritters, varieties of veges, topped with curry gravy, yum yum
Rating: 5/5
Owner is a Teochew who cooked chr char kind of food, got the wok smell in every of their dishes, order a fried beehoon dried 1, you will have octopus tentacles, pork lean meat, prawn, pork liver, lala mixed in it. Their canned pork leg fried beehoon also very nice. Only open in the evening.
Rating: 5/5
Zhen Zhen porridge is one of the famous stall in Maxwell, you cant miss it, there will always be a queue, longer than Tian Tian. They serves the best raw fish in Maxwell and their porridge is quite nice
Rating: 5/5
Famous for their ondeh ondeh, this stalls only open at most for 3-4 hours, I bought their tapioca cakes, forgot to take the signage.....
Rating: 5/5
The famous Hum jim Peng stall, you have to fried it yourself, the last time I went it sells for 15 cents, now not sure...
Rating: 5/5
One of the famous stall, its sell sweet potato ball with fillings like peanut, coconut flakes, tou sar. Need to queue
Rating: 4/5
The famous Tian Tian Chicken rice, I ate it yesterday, not as nice as before.... reason? the chilli is too hot, overpowers the whole taste of the dish.
Rating: 4/5
Fruit stall serves many varieties of juices, this is the 1st stall i will visit if I go to maxwell, their papaya milkshake, though nothing special, but it suits my taste. Can try apple juice with suan mei also
Rating: 4/5
This stall sells traditional Teochew porridge, i always order the fishcakes, preserved chai sim, and lor bak
Rating: 4/5
This stalls sells Teochew Porridge, not the condensed milk kind, a bit too bland for me, but dunno why so many people buying it. The lady boss is a milf, should be pretty in her younger days, now a bit old...
Rating: 3.5/5
This stalls sells Fish Beehoon soup, the condensed milk kind, always have queue, I dun find it any special
Rating: 3.5/5
This peanut soup stalls serves red bean soup also, not to sweet, just nice
Rating: 3/5
Famous ngo hiong stall serves with fried beehoon, you can have a set or you choose yourself, there are two stalls there, not sure which 1 is better. But its too porky for me...
Rating: 3/5
Is this the stall from ex Tian Tian's chef?
Rating: Unknown
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