Sean Goh

Another place that i have saved for quite some time. Decided to come here for lunch before returning Singapore. This resturant serves Teochew food and they are well known for their soups, noticed that every table ordered the soup. Reached the place around the lunch and it was relatively packed.

Ordered the fried beehoon, Ginger and scallion pork, stir fry baby sweet potato leaves, shrimp egg omelette, crab meatball soup and the mushroom meatball soup. Food didnt took long to be ready. The food and soup was not bad, personally like the crab and pork meatball. The meatball was quite huge and well seasoned. Veg and the egg was normal,as for the fried beehoon, its not bad but could with more seasoning.

Overall, everyone is satisified with the food, would definitely be back again for their soup and perhaps try their other dishes.

Found this massage place 5min walking distance away that opens till late night. Decided to for a relaxing massage after a long tiring day. I didn't make any prior appointments and just walk in and glad there was slots available.

Took the 90mins thai aromatherapy massage which was MYR$132. I was then brought up to room on level 2. The room was clean and the environment felt comfortable and cozy.

Overall, I enjoyed the massage and the price is very reasonable. Would definitely be back again should I happen to be in this area again.

Heard alot about this very famous wanton noodle stall that used to be at blk 632 and later shifted over to blk630. I was told that this stall always generates long queues. Reached the stall slightly before 1pm. There was no queue, i was able to order immediately upon arriving. Order their wanton noodle which was SGD$4.

Noodle was nicely cooked, texture of the noodle wad springy. Sauce wasnt too my liking though.Charsiew and the wanton was pretty average. Wanton skin has a strong alkenline taste to it.

Overall, it pretty average for me. Had better wanton noodle elsewhere. Noticed that the ppl behind the stall isnt the elderly couple but 2 vietnamese women instead. Not sure if the stall still belongs to the original owner.

Probably the cheapest wanton noodles and meal i had in Penang. their cart is just right outside the coffeeshop which has very limited seats. the surrounding is not exactly the cleanest.

if i didn't remember wrongly, my noodle was rm4 and the portion was quite generous. The noodle would be better if the amount of sauce is reduced. The coffeeshop served pretty good ice coffee.

Singapore's oldest temple was dedicated to Tua Pek Kong. it has now been converted into a museum. Besides that it has integrated into part of a boutique hotel. In the Museum, you will be able to browse over 200 artifacts donated by residents in Chinatown, which will give you a glimpse into the way of life of the early immigrants.