AV market...again!

so for lunch i finally tried the chee cheong fun and porridge that i saw sometime ago. they have quite a few varieties - fresh prawn ($2.80/2 rolls), char siew, vegetable or turnip ($2.30/2 rolls) - with regards to the chee cheong fun. porridge comes in the usual variants - sliced fish, minced pork, century egg, etc. The cool thing is you can order the chee cheong fun and porridge together as a set. but the porridge here is standard, comes with some minced pork and century egg.

i would say its value for money, although i didnt finish the porridge, which was more or less what you can get at other stalls. The chee cheong fun is rather special, besides the char siew filling, they put lettuce as well. i would prefer it with more sauce (it's a light kinda sauce, not the dark one) though..perhaps you can ask for more on the side. the chilli is not hot at all, its more like the chee cheong fun sauce than chilli - good for those who dun take spicy food.

but anw..its worth a try if you're a dim sum kinda person.
note: going to Botak Jones on Thursday ;) must bring camera.
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