When it comes to food courts within shopping malls in this country, Lot 10 Hutong wins my vote by a wide margin. It has a very unique (and sometimes confusing) layout and decoration, and most of the stalls are operated
I’ve been wanting to blog about this place for the longest time. First I went there without a camera, pictures taken with BB wasn’t good enough in that low light condition. On second trial, we were robbed before I transfer
Thursday night futsal is a regular fixture for the past few years now, other than being immensely fun, it also gives me a somewhat valid answer to the question “why aren’t you fat already?”. Answering “I play futsal” is so
![Have you had.. deep fried Lychee? [Closed]](https://kyspeaks.com/photos3/fried_lychee_1.jpg "Have you had.. deep fried Lychee? [Closed]")
“Huh, what do you mean fried lychee?” was my reaction when I first heard about this concoction available at Ming Tien food court. Ginny was the person to ordered this, but at the time I haven’t bought my new and
![Hottest Taiwanese Sausage and Soy Duck at Ming Tien Food Court [Closed]](https://kyspeaks.com/photos3/ming_tien_soy_duck.jpg "Hottest Taiwanese Sausage and Soy Duck at Ming Tien Food Court [Closed]")
A few weeks ago we stopped by Ming Tien for a session of late night supper. Other than being one of the very few Chinese food oriented food courts that opens till the wee hours, Ming Tien is also among
My ex-housemate, Kerol, came over last weekend to pick myself and Horng up for lunch again last Saturday. As usual, we were not able to come up with any suggestion that could satisfy the girl. At the end, she decided
![KY eats – Curry Fish Head at Ming Tien, PJ [Closed]](https://kyspeaks.com/photos3/ming_tien_curry_fish_head_1.jpg "KY eats – Curry Fish Head at Ming Tien, PJ [Closed]")
The last time I wrote an entry about Ming Tien was over a year ago on the Bak Kut Teh and Dumpling. To be frank, I am not a very big fan of this big hawker center despite the fact
Some of you might recall that I absolutely love the popiah at Melaka that comes with the very sinful fried lard. Well, now I have finally found one worthy Halal version here at PJ thanks to Kelvin. the very old
I actually tried this halal bak kua (BBQ meat) a couple months ago but kept forgetting to post it until a reader emailed me the other day, the content goes: MK wrote: do u have any idea where to get
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that I am a huge Bak Kut Teh (肉骨茶) fan. It all started when I was a young boy when our family used to have bak kut teh almost every Sunday.