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| Date | Name / Occupation | Comment |
| 25/12/2008 |
Mr Joel Student YYYYY |
Fantastic Bar Chor Mee. Especially liked the deep fried bian-yu (flat fish) that comes with each bowl of noodle. Noodles are very springy and the chili is tangy and spicy. Shiok! It also comes with a big juicy wanton that is very delicious. |
| 21/07/2006 |
Mr Melvin Administrator YYYY |
Only find the vinegar a bit strong and sour. However still good on the whole. Fresh ingredients, nice chilli sauce and noodle with good texture. Lao zi hao after all ma... . |
| 06/11/2005 |
Mr Moses Banker YYYYY |
This noodles smell very good to eat and I love it very much so u all must try it or u will regret it forever... pls do try... . |
| 02/08/2005 |
Mr Jsen Ho Senior Finance Manager YYYYY |
I love it so much that I eat it at least once every week!! sometimes even consecutive days! : ) I like the texture of the springy noodles and the spicy and sour taste due to the right mix of vinegar, chilli and gravy is simply divine! The dumplings are simply heavenly! Yum Yum! |
| 19/11/2004 |
Mr Tom Tan Retail Business YYYYY |
Late 1960 was at "Waynag" Street, bowl costs 30 cents for ta mee or soup. Beside the stall was satay beehoon, but no more. Still consider the world best. |
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