This is yet another Hokkien mee stall at Seah Im Food Centre which is manned by an old lady with a bandana on her head.
So why do I visit a second Hokkien mee stall at the same food centre?
If you remember my previous Hokkien mee post, I mentioned that I am going to visit the notorious stall that does not allowed customers to take more than one pair of chopsticks.
Well this is the stall that I actually went to by mistake. You see, I had left the note which contained all the information (stall's name, unit number, business hours, etc) at home thus when I saw this stall selling Hokkien mee, I straight away thought it is the one.
So while composing this post at home that night, I realized the photo of my Hokkien mee looked very different from those found on the web of the stall.
So while composing this post at home that night, I realized the photo of my Hokkien mee looked very different from those found on the web of the stall.
For $3, theirs had about four prawns, uses thick bee hoon with round yellow noodles, had chives while mine had only one prawn, uses thin bee hoon with round yellow noodles and comes with char siew and stewed cabbage!
It was only after checking the unit number did I realize that I had visited the wrong stall! Therefore, I had to make a trip back to the food centre and visit the correct one. So, what do I do with this review from the wrong stall in the meantime?
Since the photos are already edited and post drafted, then might as well just complete it and publish.
Since the photos are already edited and post drafted, then might as well just complete it and publish.
