Queueing up for Instant Noodles...?

You probably have bought Instant Noodles before, but have you tried queuing up for Instant Noodles before? In fact, are you willing to queue up for it? I'm not sure about you, but I have definitely queue up for a bowl of Instant Noodles before. :)

Rather than making it longer and longer, they have replace the common queuing system with all these electronic gadgets. Once you have place your orders, the aunties over here will pass you an electronic gadget that will start beeping when your orders are ready.

This would be my lunch the other day. In compromise of a bowl of Instant Noodles and a bowl of soup that consists of both raw and fried fish slices.

'Instant Noodles' Covered with a small portion of fried shallots and lying inside a thin layer of dark sauce, I would strongly encourage you to stir the whole bowl of Noodles thoroughly, before digging into the bowl of Instant Noodles. The springy and chewy Noodles are a big (+), but the sauce is a little salty.

'Bowl of Fish Soup' As mentioned earlier, the fish soup consists of both raw and fried fish slices. But if you are looking for a bigger slice of fish, you will be pretty disappointed. Over here, they are giving you generous portions of moderate slices of fishes. The taste of the fishes are pretty alright and the soup has this nice sweet taste, which is worth another (+). By the way, if you don't want to have it with a bowl of Instant Noodles, you can always replace it with a bowl of rice or a normal bowl of Noodles. :D

So where can you give this bowl of fish soup a good try?

The name of this stall would be 'Huang Ji'(黃記). It's located inside 'Ban Heng Restaurant'(徐萬興餐室), which is located along 'Pasir Panjang Road'.

Notes:

• Operating Hours:
  Mondays - Saturdays: mornings - 15:00
  (Closed on Sundays)

* Click here for the location of 'Ban Heng Restaurant' on 'Google Maps'.
^ Click here for the list of delicacies that you can find and get along 'Pasir Panjang Road'.