Daily Food in Singapore

This economic canteen located in Science Park and mostly visited by workers in offices around Science Park during lunch, includes me.

With reasonable price, this canteen successfuly draw people to dine here. From all those stalls, I'm fall for this chinese food for it's been quite a long time I didn't have chinese food.

Chicken noodle for S$3 (=IDR18,000=US$1.8)

Fish meatball for S$3 (=IDR18,000=US$1.8)

Crispy fried dimsum for S$3 (=IDR18,000=US$1.8)

Last but not least, sambal a.k.a chilli

Wang Cafe is set up like the many sprawling simple Chinese-concept coffee joints, this is a common place for people to have a quick break or stop-over. I found the hot tea here is pretty good and at about $2 this makes an ideal place for a quick snack and coffee.


(le-ri) hot choco milk (Milo), hot tea (taste like Malay teh tarik)

Toast with sarikaya jam completes the duet.