My New Favorits

1 Euro is about 2 Singapore Dollar

Drinks:
• Fresh Mango Lassi, often iceblended (S$ 3,00)
• Fresh Watermelon Juice
• Fresh Orange-Carrot Juice
• Fresh Lime Juice
• Fresh Sugarcane Juice (all S$ 1,50)
• Apple Juice with Aloe-Pieces (S$ 2,20/1l)
• Blueberry lemonade with starch bubbles (S$ 1,50)
• Milo Dinosaur (S$ 3,00)

Food:
• Chicken Rice (S$ 3,50)
• Char Sew Pau (S$ 0,60 – 1,00)
• Char Sew Rice (S$ 2,50 – 3,00)
• Rice with dark duck sauce (S$ 0,70)

• Fried Dumplings (S$ 8,00)

• Bean sprouts (S$ 0,70)
• Bee Hoon (Noodles) usually with vegetables or meat
• Mee Pok (without the fish and tofu) (S$ 3,00)
• Satay Chicken (S$ 0,50 per piece)
• Ketupat (Rice Cake) (S$ 0,50)

• Carrot Cake (no carrots!)

• Sweet & Sour Fish (S$ 2,00)
• Bahkwa ( a thin squared slice of pork roasted in a special honey sauce)
• Rice Porridge / Congee (S$ 3,00)
• Plain Prata with curry sauce (S$ 0,80)
• Banana Prata (S$ 2,00)
• Naan (S$ 1,00)
• Chicken Briyani (safran rice on banana leave and chicken) ((S$ 5,00)
• Murtabak Chicken (Prata with Chicken filling) (S$ 5,00 – 6,00)
• Dhall (cooked lentils in thick yellow sauce) (S$ 2,00)
• Popiah (S$ 1,70 – 2,00)

...to be continued...