Food!

The song that is ringing in my heart right now is “Free” by Planetshakers, in their new albums Free and All for love. I’m counting down to my last day in my Internship.

Right now, I’m enjoying a Ice-blended chocolate with peppermint. It tastes exquisite. All that chocolatey goodness in every mouthful, makes you want to just drink more and more. Add in that extra peppermint and it tastes all the more heavenly. Glorious! =) For those of you working at Raffles Place, you can order in! Check out the webby!

http://www.eelingocoffee.com/ Think they might have other branches also…

Anyway, here are some good food stalls I’ve savoured over the course of ten weeks here at Raffles Place.

1. Amoy Street Food Market

1^st floor – Beef Kway Teow

I’ve tasted the ‘teochew’ beef kway teow and I must say it is quite tasty. It costs $3, which is reasonably cheaper than other eateries at Raffles place. The soup was light but tasty. They gave substantial slices of beef and other stuff.

For me, it is a pale comparison of the almighty East Coast Park Beef Kway Teow. Oh well, beef is better than chicken anytime.

1^st floor – Prawn noodles

Oh the magnificent rich brown stock,the succulent prawns, and that melt-in-your-mouth pork ribs… It just blows your mind away. How do I describe the soup, it has that deep prawn and pork taste that leaves you wanting for more. It’s different from the others I’ve tasted. The soup is thick and very tasty.

2^nd floor – Lor Mee

My mum says the lor mee isn’t nice. I beg to differ. It’s the traditional hokkien lor mee that has the strong 5 spice smell in the gravy. The ingredients are fresh and compliments the gravy.

I think that’s about it for now la. It’s 530pm so I won’t continue anymore… haha.