Commonwealth Southern Chicken Western Food

[Lightspeed]

Anybody know what happened to the old man who used to sell western food before they tore the place down?

 

Other stuff popular there was the Claypot rice as well as the famous chicken wing/bee hoon stall...

 

So far only know the chicken wing/bee hoon stall moved to the corner coffeeshop ... but clueless about the other 2 stalls mentioned

[Helix]

you mean 16th storey?

 

Don;t know they go where also. Just went to eat the chicken wings not long ago. Haven been to the food center for sometime already.

[Landex]

Western food best is at beauty world upstairs. Only got 1 stall.

 

Number 1!!

[Lightspeed]

Yup... 16th storey ... Chicken wings still good

[Lightspeed]

Old couple at beauty world ... quite okay ... used to eat there often many years ago when was still in NS

 

Fried Kuey Teow opposite the western food stall not bad also

[Landex]

the char kuay teow must order frm the stall beside the mutton soup. Bagus!

[Lightspeed]

The place is becoming like a dead town these days though

[Silver_blade]

For Western food, I like Charcoal Grill (夜来香) from Queenstown food centre, along Margaret Drive. Generous portion and cheap. But the chef is a Western-food 'Nazi'....don't get in his way or irritate him by asking/saying bo liao comments or he may ask you to leave. Just order, tell him the table no. and go. His biz is good...only open from Mon-Thu, from around 6:30pm until around 9-10pm. Sometimes, waiting time can be as long as 45-60mins.

[Silver_blade]

Quite dead...but the zi char stalls and the friend bee hoon/chicken stall are crowded most of the time.

[Ultramega]

try asking the chicken wing stall owner. maybe they keep in contact?

[Lightspeed]

Wow... old thread

 

I like the one at Margaret Drive too

http://lightspeedzone.net/blog/?p=124

 

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[Silver_blade]

Wow you even took pix of the stall? The chef didn't scold you ah? I heard he refused every one who want to feature his stall on TV or mag.

[Lightspeed]

Notice that he wasn't looking

[Watwheels]

I stay near there for more than 30 years. Never patronise cos always a lot of ppl queueing.

 

I prefer the Teochew char quay teow a few stalls away. And the fried fritters or yew tiow.

[Lightspeed]

The one man show char kuey teow with lots of hum beside the duck stall?

[Magfocus]

Where is this exactly again?

[Silver_blade]

He is quite a character which make eating there interesting.

[Silver_blade]

That char kuey teow man is another chap who close on Sunday. He plays golf and that was before golf becomes accessible to the common people donkey years ago.