1 pk Rice sticks 1/4 lb Lean pork tenderloin 1 ts Ginger 1 ts Garlic 3 tb Sesame oil 1/2 ts Sugar 4 tb Soy sauce 1 ea Small head cabbage 2 ea Carrots 2 ea Eggs 4 tb Oyster sauce 2 ea Cloves of garlic, chopped Cut pork into small strips and marinade with ginger, garlic, 2tb sesame oil, sugar and 2 tb soy sauce for 30 minutes. Cut cabbage and carrots into strips. Fry eggs in wok. Break up in small pieces and set aside. Soak rice sticks in hot water for 3-5 minutes, until springily; drain; rinse with cold water and drain. Stir fry vegetables for 1-2 minutes. Add 2 tb oyster sauce and 1 tb of soy sauce. Vegetables should be crunchy. Set aside. Stir fry pork and set aside. Stir fry garlic and add rice sticks. Add 1 tb sesame oil, 2tb oyster sauce and 1tb soy sauce, to taste. Mix in pork, eggs and vegetables to rice sticks.
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and here I am enjoying the lovely Ming Fa Satay Beehoon at Simpang Bedok with a bowl of bouncy Fish Balls. Situated just directly opposite the Giant Supermarket this coffee shop serves all kind of local fare. I especially like their underrated Satay Beehoon which is with fresh cockles, shrimps, sliced lean pork, morning glory and cured cuttlefish with rich peanut gravy.
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Makan Makan Face Off [Ep2] — Bak Chor Mee, Singapore's King of Noodles?
In this latest episode of Makan Makan Faceoff, we follow Chef Mac to his favorite Bak Chor Mee stall — Boon Kee Noodle Store in Tong Bee Coffee Shop at Jalan Senang
For more than 40 years, the same family has served regulars bowl after bowl of Bak Chor Mee, with beautifully marinated minced pork, bouncy saito fishballs made with yellow-tail fish, tender yet toothsome noodles and a side of soup.
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Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee/Rochor Mee (Seafood Noodles with Squid, Pork and Prawns)
Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee was a dish created by migrant Hokkiens in Singapore and subsequently established stalls along Rochor Road (which resulted in the coining of its original name Rochor Mee). One such hawker passed on the dish’s recipe to his four Teochew assistants and they proceeded to set up stalls over all island at places such as Tanglin, Balestier, Serangoon and Katong. One of the four assistants was Mr. Yeo Siew Keng and he established a street-side stall at Hougang and eventually moved to a coffeshop stall when business flourished. The old Rochor Mee name, understandably is not popularly used today. Other names include Sotong Mee and Char Hae Mee.