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My fav bee hoon

I grew up in Stirling Road/Tanglin Halt Rd, there are a few dishes that I will reminisce once in a while.....
美佳mee fen is one of them, located at Tanglin Halt Road's market. You will always find a long queue in front of this stall.

I usually buy my bee hoon with half-cooked egg, but having my bb in my tummy means I can't take that now....hee.... so i substitute with tau-hoo lo.
The soft and not-dry-at-all-bee-hoon and the green chilli.....aiyo....go and try it urself la.

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