My Makan Kakis: Makan Mission @ Geylang Serai

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Makan Mission @ Geylang Serai

Phillip & I started the day at 10.30 with some samosa and teh tarek from a sarabat stall at this food center. At 11.30, our stomach was giving us the signal and Phillip joined the queue at this nasi padang stall. Meanwhile, I went downstairs to buy a cooked salted egg @ 40 cents. We ordered sambal goreng, fried chicken liver, beef rendang & ikan bakar. She gave us a generous serve of sambal, chicken curry & asam pedas. It was a satisfying meal. Both of us "Suffered Happily".

Next, we went to Changi Village. Recommended Phillip a free & legal parking area and we took a nice 10 minutes stroll to the hawker center for teh alia. We arrived just in time as it started to rain heavily. After the rain we were still feeling full as we intended to stuff ourselves with BBQ Chicken Wings. So we took a stroll at the beach to digest the nasi. That did not help. At least we have reason to go back to Changi Village again next week.

The Masala Hut

We, The Four Yaukwees, Richard Lim, Dick Lee, Philip Lim & myself had another gastronomical day @ Little India today.

Dick, Philip & I met at Tampines MRT Station around 10 this morning. We proceeded to the bus interchange to board SBS bus #23. It was a pleasant half hour ride through Bedok Reservoir, PIE, Bendemeer Road, Jalan Besar, Bukit Timah Road before turning right into Serangoon Road to make its return route. We alighted at Tekka Hawker Center and had a leisurely stroll to Chander Road, taking in the sights of Little India and its smell.

Like yaukwees, we were the first customers to arrive at The Masala Hut. The staff were still preparing the food and cleaners getting the place ready for business. Then, at precisely 11.35, Richard arrived and we started our meal. Had curry fish head, Masala Mutton & Scrambled Fish and Eggs.

After our hearty meal, all four of us looked like pregnant women going to give birth. No doubt, we were walking like one too. To help digest our sinful meal, we strolled to Mustafa, then to Sungei Road (Thief's Market) & Sim Lim Square. There, we met William Chin and had coffee at the basement foodcourt.

At 4pm, it was time to gasak again. Went over to Rochore Center Food Center for drinks & Waterloo Street Mee Siam. Made our way home via MRT @ 5pm.

Until our next mission. We welcome any interested kakis to join us.