High Tea Buffet at Chilli Padi Restaurant

My childhood friend, J and me were trying out the high tea buffet at Chilli Padi Restaurant. The price is quite cheap at only $8.60 (inclusive of service charge) but I wish they had more food.

The limited space for the buffet and the sitting arrangements are so close to each other that there are no privacy. The stranger next to you can listen to your conversation. I dont like the ambience in the restaurant.

Assorted Nonya Kuehs - yummy

Lotong to be taken with lemak (the lotong is a bit too hard)

Lemak to go with lotong

Laksa (sour type like penang laksa not the singapore laksa)

Laksa

Kuehs

Chwee Kuay (a type of steam rice cake) and topped with chai poh (preserved vegetables)- this is very nice.

Curry Puffs

The only dish that looked very nonya to me must be the kuehs. I think the next time, I would have ala carte nonya at a nicer restaurant like the one in vivo city that I went to the last time.

Dim Sum at Crystal Jade-Plaza Singapura

Last weekend, we had dim sum for lunch. We ordered so many dishes and some comes in double or more...lol. My youngest son really can eat.

Beans - for starter

Egg tart-$3.40

Preserved Egg/Meat Congee-$6.80

Fried Carrot Cake - $3.40

Crispy Chicken(Vietnamese Style) - $6.80

BBQ Twin Meat - $18.80

Wanton with sweet and sour sauce - $7.80

Sweet & Sour Pork - $10.50

Rice Roll with Shrimp(2 plates-$7.60) and BBQ Pork (1 plate-$3.50)

BBQ Pork Bun-$3.20

2 baskets of siew mai - $8.60

Ha Kaw (4 baskets-$18.00)

My son and his 4 baskets of ha kau (his favourite)....lol

Ok - he is shy to be photographed.

Now we need to pay 30 cents for plain water - OMG

We ordered chinese tea and soya bean drinks

GST-7% and Service Charge -10%

Changi Village Food Centre

This is Changi Village Food Centre (at the far end of Singapore), very famous for its food. One such popular stall is the nasi lemak (coconut rice), you need to queue to purchase the food and they sold out very fast.

There are so many food stalls in this centre and if you cant make up your mind which stall provides the best food, just see the queues....lol



We decided to eat the noodle at this stall and looking at the queue, you can tell it is good. This stall is recommend by Makansutra.

Wanton Hor Fun - Hor Fun is a cantonese term for flat rice noodles. The fried wanton is very good.

Chicken Chop Hor Fun - the chicken chop is very good and crispy.

This beef soup eaten with white rice that we ordered from another stall.

This rice with salmon, fried egg and vegetables is very good too from another famous stall.

Fried Chicken Wing with Fine Shrimp Sauce

6 chicken wings
3 tbsp rice flour
1 tbsp plain flour
oil for deep frying

Marinade
1 1/2 to 2 tbsp fine shrimp sauce (Lee Kum Kee Brand)
1 tbsp sugar(or to taste)
1 egg

Instruction

Marinate chicken wings for at least 30 minutes.
Add rice flour and plain flour into the chicken wings, mix well and set aside.
Heat up oil for deep frying, put in chicken wings and deep fry until golden brown and cooked.

Note: Fried chicken wings at low flame to medium flame and when the chicken wings are cooked, increase the heat to brown it.

Note: Do not cut up the chicken wings as they tend to shrink while deep frying.