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For those staying around Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 whose HDB block number starts with ‘5’, come check out the newly-opened Buey Tahan Cafeteria.
This petite eatery aims to offer wallet-friendly local cuisine encompassing a selection of noodle and rice dishes typically found on a zi char menu. If you’re thinking of having a large get-together meal with your family, there is also an assortment of stir-fried meat, seafood and vegetable options.
Buey Tahan Cafeteria is established by the same team responsible for ‘Buey Tahan See-Food’, which owns numerous kopitiam stalls around Singapore as well as a nostalgic HDB-themed restaurant at Downtown East.
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Muslim friends, you’ll be pleased to know that this eating spot is on its way of attaining its Halal certification. Keep an eye on their Facebook or Instagram page for updates.
One of the specialties on the menu is the Signature Curry Mee series which features thick Malaysian-style curry noodles. The gravy is aromatic and perfectly spiced— a must-try!
Choose from the Original (S$5.50) that comes with shredded chicken or take your pick from the other choices like Ebi Fry (S$7), Chicken Cutlet (S$7) and Fish Cutlet (S$7).
For die-hard fans of bee hoon, the menu has an impressive selection of dry and soup versions for you to get excited over; 17 options, to be exact. Be adventurous and go for the Black Pepper Beehoon (S$6), Tomyum Beehoon Soup (S$7) or the White Pepper Lala Beehoon (S$7).
If you’re missing the flavours of your grandma’s cooking, you can also try the Hometown Bee Hoon series such as the Original (S$5) or the Chicken Cutlet (S$6.50).
For delightful whiffs of wok hei in every bite, get the plethora of fried rice variations like Beef Egg Fried Rice (S$6) and Egg Fried Rice with Ebi Fry (S$6.50).
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