There was so much talk about Ayam Penyet on Yummy Tummy forum that it excited my palate. Decided to feast on the Ayam Penyet stall that was introduced by my friend, Salim.
The quarter chicken is presented on a nice wooden plate served with lettuce, long beans, sliced cucumber, 2 pieces of fried bean curd and a generous portion of sambal belachan. Rice is not oily and accompanied by a bowl of tasty soup.
This trip to the railway station was also nostalgic as it invokes childhood memories of taking train from Simgapore to Kuala Lumpur and to Butterworth for our onward journey to Penang. I took some pictures and videos and looking forward to sharing with you guys soon.
Island Power Food
M Hasan2
Railway Food Station
Tanjong Pagar Railway Station
The quarter chicken is presented on a nice wooden plate served with lettuce, long beans, sliced cucumber, 2 pieces of fried bean curd and a generous portion of sambal belachan. Rice is not oily and accompanied by a bowl of tasty soup.
This trip to the railway station was also nostalgic as it invokes childhood memories of taking train from Simgapore to Kuala Lumpur and to Butterworth for our onward journey to Penang. I took some pictures and videos and looking forward to sharing with you guys soon.
Island Power Food
M Hasan2
Railway Food Station
Tanjong Pagar Railway Station
Tong Chen, Nice to hear from you. Yes, I am living in Singapore. Will check out your blog.
ReplyDeleteThe title has attracted my attention, Ken! Ayam Penyet is one of my favourite dishes & I have it weekly at a stall in Causeway Pt.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy. Too bad it's a little out of the way for me. Nice shot! U do know I'm following your blog, right? Hahaha!
Blackswan, Nice to know that Ayam Penyet is one of your favourite dishes. It is as yummy as it looks.
ReplyDeleteI am following your blog too...
The destiny of meeting The One at the railway station,
ReplyDeleteDid you take the chance?
The undeniable spark of the eyes of 2 strangers while waiting for the right train,
Did you miss the chance?
Your most memorable train journey,
Was it a coincident or a mere accident?
No it must be something more!
We need your story!
Let your fragments of memory be pieced together to form a lasting picture! It is neither a coincident nor an accident so do give your story a voice and share it with us!
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Tanjong Pagar Railway Station is back to life again with Hermes Exhibition and Seng Choong Confectionery has set up a stall till 12 August 2012 to sell nostalgic beverages, pastries and buns.
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