^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~ SG Depending leh...Luncheon meat some like thin and crispy, some like thick and meaty... different preference...
zulkifli mahmood SG I always played Squash with my friends at the Fort Canning building in the early 80s.
zulkifli mahmood SG I missed the Phoenix Hotel coffee house of the 80s at the specialist centre in Orchard road. I loved eating the hor fun there. They used to have buffets too most of the time. My girlfriend and I used to patronized that place. We ate, drink coffee and talked for many hours in that coffee house. The ambience there was really nice for couples to dine and chat for many hours.
zulkifli mahmood SG Time Stands Still at Singapore’s Veteran Shopping Mallshttp://remembersingapore.wordpress.com/2012/06/...
zulkifli mahmood SG Botanic Garden hawker centre which was just opposite the road of that garden main entrance.
zulkifli mahmood SG In the early 80s, SAF recruit’s allowance during BMT was only 90 dollars a month.
Clivebenss SG Botanic Garden hawker centre which was just opposite the road of that garden main entrance.like the kambing soup and satay.
Clivebenss SG How lau pa sat would magically transform in the evening time...lau pa sat in the old days with the 3 old men and their hokkien mee in the 70s and early 80s. The sotong with char siew rice too.
zulkifli mahmood SG lau pa sat in the old days with the 3 old men and their hokkien mee in the 70s and early 80s. The sotong with char siew rice too. I loved the mee soto, nasi campur and the indian food there...in the late 70s and early 80s
^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~ SG The days of cutting the hard boil egg for mee rebus and mee siam with a string
zulkifli mahmood SG The days of cutting the hard boil egg for mee rebus and mee siam with a string not really lols...they still used a knife because its a half egg. My dad used string to do that during my kampong days when he had a boiled egg and needed to slice 7 even pieces for his 7 kids...lols
zulkifli mahmood SG The Old Raffles Hotel at Beach Road, The Snooker room just next to the coffee house. History of the snooker room was that in the early twentieth century, they had shot a tiger under the billiard table. I used to play snooker with my Aussie friends there after work.
