Posted on: May 16, 2021 Posted by: Foodie King Comments: 0

Foodking Good Paofan in Jurong is now available for Islandwide Delivery!

There are many Tzechar stall in Singspore, but we love this particulat one in Jurong which specialises in Hong Kong Pao Fan! There are many 3 paofans in the menu, above all, the flower crab paofan stood out for us! We also love their red wine pork ribs, damn good! They even got themselves 3 star on Youtube Food Show: FOOD KING! You may order via https://take.sg/s/6597973775 which they offer islandwide delivery!…

Posted on: May 4, 2021 Posted by: Foodie King Comments: 0

Surprise your Foodie Mummy with a Charsiew Necklace on Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is right around the corner. Here is one unique gift ideas for your mummy, especially if she is a foodie! Their Homemade Char Siew is EXTRA Charred! Their char siew is fatty, melts in your mouth, simply amazing! FREE Necklace with $120 spent The lady boss decided not to sell the char siew necklace but to give it away for free. All you got to do is to…

Posted on: April 27, 2021 Posted by: Foodie King Comments: 0

Jalan Besar has $18.90 Beef Oil Hotpot Buffet for Mala Fanatics!

2 soup base & bbq @ $9Mon to Fri lunch $18.80/paxMon to Thurs dinner $23.80/paxFriday dinner, Sat, Sun, PH & PH Eve: All day $27.80/paxFree for children below 1.2m in heightChildren below 12 years old: lunch $9.80+ Dinner $12.80+ Lunch 12pm-4pmDinner 6pm-12am Address: 216-1 Syed Alwi Road Singapore 207750 Lunch 12pm-4pmDinner 6pm-12am

Posted on: March 19, 2021 Posted by: Foodie King Comments: 0

$1 Lok Lok stall in Bukit Merah opens till 2am daily

Lately, a lot of Lok Lok stall sprouting up. We are quite spoilt for choice. This is a brand new Lok Lok stall that opened at the beginning of 2021. Fried food lovers will love their tempura-coated skewers. Their tempura-coated skewers are said to be able to absorb the powder better. What is most impressive is this shop was founded over a steamboat session between themselves. I can only remember…

Posted on: March 14, 2021 Posted by: Foodie King Comments: 0

Bukit Batok’s Famous Juicy Charcoal-Roasted Dang Gui Duck

When I was a lot younger in the 1980s, Dang Gui Duck was something I only get to eat during Chinese new year. Yes, obviously, I was and still am a peasant. But today, I think I’m really lucky because I can eat such delicacy almost every day because coffee shops and hawker centers are selling them at an affordable price. Its now so common that everyone calls their roast…