Sinma Laksa House

Simple lunch today after church at Sinma, not a bad place to go to for a range of Singaporean & Malaysian food =p

Hainainese Chicken rice: The chicken was not very tender & the rice was alright


Fried carrot cake: Not bad but not as tasty as the ones I used to have back in Singapore!


3/391 Anzac Parade Kingsford, NSW
(02) 9313 7663

Temasek

Everyone has told us to try out Temasek, another Singaporean Malaysian restaurant in Sydney. So we decided to give it a try.
It was mother's day and we didn't book so we were told to leave at 630pm which was fine as there was only 2 of us. This place was fully packed at 6pm!

The menu is extensive with a range of Singaporean local food like mee siam, mee rebus, chicken rice, har mee, etc etc. I think their special dishes are the chicken rice, laksa, rendung as we saw them on other tables.

Singaporean style Kuay Teow:


Har Mee with a very delicious soup base:


Chendol which had too much coconut milk and made us sick afterwards:


Definately would come back again and try their other signature dishes but price is rather on the high end.

Trip to Singapore & one night in KL

I only manage to post some of the food that I enjoyed eating in my recent trip to Singapore.

My favourite is Mee Pok which is similar to the Taiwan dry noodles Zha Jiang Mian, Kuching Kolo Mee or just like Spagetti. I enjoy my mee pok with fishballs but some have minced pork on top. The best Mee Pok I tried during this trip was at Tiong Bahru markets. This market is well known for their local food, their paos and many other food.


Something away from the local food...scones!! As you may already know, I have a love for scones...any type of scones is fine as long as they have a nice texture. Knowing I enjoy scones, my friend brought me to this place inside Takashimaya in Orchard. It's called Royal Copenhagan Tea Lounge. There they had high tea sets and popular for their scones. The way they served their tea and butter/cream was very interesting too. I would definately come back here to eat their scones again!


Ok now for this new Hong Kong restaurant in Sunway Pyramid in KL! I don't know where else has good wonton mee or ying yang cha (coffe & tea mix) but at CANTON-i in pyramid I thought that this was one of the BEST wonton mee I've tasted! The noodles were so fine and the sauce was perfect and so was the size! I finished the plate in no time!


They also had char siew which was also very nice:


They also sell dim sum and other dishes but obviously we couldn't order the whole menu but this couldnt pass my eyes! I saw it on the menu and I knew I had to try it! It's something like egg custard inside but to my surprise the taste was actually as good as it looked...




I'll definately come back here again!