Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

#November Good Places 2024 Friends who have traveled to Singapore should be familiar with Fang Lim Bazaar. It is one of the most famous cooked food centers in Singapore. After driving around in Bazaar, you will know that this is the land of crouching tigers and hidden dragons. The food selection is very rich, and many of them are favored by drivers. When you come here, the difficulty of choosing is bound to attack. You will only hope that you can have four stomachs like a cow. Frost Bridge Tricycle La Salle (with a branch on the side of Jalan Berseh) is the author's key recommendation. If I could only pick one thing in the whole place, I would walk to this stall without hesitation. I think the La Salle here wins in two places: the soup and the clams! The soup is not very spicy, has a coconut flavor, is very layered, is going to make people drink not a drop left. In addition, it is the clams, big and fresh to crazy, which makes the whole bowl of laksa a lot of color. Mr. Cai Lan, a gourmet, once said that laksa requires clams. Although times have changed, the laksa in many places in Singapore no longer has clams attached to it, but you will know if you eat it, it is completely two different things. The rest of the ingredients, such as bean sprouts and fish fillets, will become attractive with the support of excellent soup. Besides Laksa, the other delicacies in the Bazaar are all Doraemon and Horseheads to me. This time I ate Ah Wong Curry Noodles. The shop only sells curry chicken powder/noodles. The only choice is rice noodles or yellow noodles. The owner puts large shells of curry chicken into the noodles and it's done. Compared to the laksa just now, the spiciness of this bowl is stronger and fragrant, but not many layers. In addition to a few pieces of chicken, there are also bean sprouts, potatoes, etc., if you like to eat curry, are worth eating. Personal habit, whatever to eat, are to drink, so I bought a glass of sugarcane water, the price of this field, in Singapore is very friendly. Other stalls, such as Kee Kee Wonton Noodles, Ou Nam Yuen Fried Rice Noodles, and Dong Ling Pastry Curry Corner, I have tried before and are worth a taste. Bazaar Information: Fanglin Bazaar and Delicatessen 531A Upper Cross Street, Singapore