Canton Paradise

Another restaurant by the Paradise Group! This is Canton Paradise, serving authentic Cantonese and all day dim sum!
Chinese Tea $1.50 per pax
Towel – $0.30 each
Prices exclude 10% service charge and 7% GST.
Restaurant: Canton Paradise
Address: #B2-10 Mall, 311 New Upper Changi Rd, Singapore 467360
Tel: 6844 9244
Opening Hours: Weekdays: 11am to 10pm. Weekends: 1030am to 10pm
Fu Kee Restaurant 富记粥品
The congee in Hong Kong is really different. Smooth, goo-ey and good. Food in Hong Kong are usually served with generous servings of real meat, and lots of them unlike the teeny-weeny pieces of chicken that we can easily count in Singapore.
To start off, we had prawns cheong fun. It was so-so only. Although the skin was smooth, it was thick. The sauce that was sprinkled on top was a little tad too heavy and thick. It wasn’t much fragrant either. But the prawns were big.
Not to be missed is their you tiao. They are placed in a box surrounded by newspapers, and the box sits on a stool. The old man, around in his 70s, cut them with a pair of scissors and then wiped them with a piece of cloth on the table. We were wondering if he ever washes the scissors and the cloth. But we really cannot judge this you tiao but its appearance. This you tiao surprised us with its crispness! It was not too oily, light, fluffy, thick (in diameter) and very fragrant. We wanted to order another one, but it was sold out very quickly.
Their porridge was really good. The taste of the fish or pork or whatever sort of ingredients you ordered leaks into the porridge and gives a good taste, especially when eaten with the thin ginger slices. You can request for your porridge to be thicker, as the original is a little watery. The meat are big and they are not stingy with the servings.
Be mindful of a foul smell and oily floorings when you step in. The seats are also a little small and squeezy. You may also catch some unhygienic practices. However, I feel that this place is definitely worth going despite all that.
*Note: Breakfast serves till 11 am or earlier if sold-out.
Stall name: Fu Kee Restaurant 富记粥品
Address: G/F., 104 Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
香港九龙旺角花园街104号地下
Tel: 2385 1230
Fax: 780 04052
Frog Porridge and Oyster Omelette
My favourite place to eat frog legs porridge and oyster omelette! No need to go Geylang and sweat over parallel car-parking!
My colleague had a craving for these today, and hence, we were there AGAIN! HAHA! The only bad thing is that the tables are small – can only fit 6 people at most! Our table is always filled to the sides. And the place is super crowded and a little dirty.
Frog leg porridge: 1 for $8, 2 for $16 and 3 for $22.
The 宫煲 (gong bao) flavour one is the best! Spicy and fragrant! The frog is not the mini small ones, but quite large ones, which are meaty and their meat is so irresistably chewy! The gravy that comes with it matches the plain white porridge perfectly. The plain porridge comes in small, medium and large sizes. They also have it in ginger-onion (姜葱) flavour, which is more suitable for those that cannot take spicy stuff. Seriously, why is it that so many people not be able to take spicy stuff?!?! They are missing out so much food! Next time I will post on spicy steamboat (麻辣火锅).

frog porridge
There is also this stall that sells carrot cake, oyster omelette and Hokkien mee. All of these mentioned are FANTASTIC! The Hokkien mee is not too dry, nor too soggy. And the mee has that prawn flavour all infused! The oyster omelette ($5 or $8) is crispy and do not miss out their chilli sauce!!! I usually don’t dip chilli while eating oyster omelette. But this one is super good that I can’t resist! The carrot cake has a lot of egg with it, and almost every bite of it is with egg. YUMMY!

oyster omelette
Stall name: TP802 Coffee Shop
(Do remember to let the frog porridge lady know your table number!)
Location: Block 802 Tampines Avenue 4 (Opposite Tampines Neighbourhood Police Centre)
Opening Hours: 4 pm to about 1130 pm
Dim Sum @ Crystal Jade

Century Egg Porridge

Xiao Long Bao

Cheong Fun

Har Kau, Siew Mai
Nice egg tarts are not easy to find in Singapore! Crystal Jade sells really good egg tarts, especially good when they are fresh out of the oven! $2.80 for 3 pieces.

Egg Tarts

E-fu Mee
Beef Brisket Noodles Soup – $6.80
Fried Rice with Crab Meat – $11.50
Dry Wanton Noodles – $7.80
Deep Fried Beancurd Skin – $4.20
Carrot Cake – $6.80
Chives Dumplings (3 pcs) – $3.50
Exclusive of 10% service charge and 7% GST.
Stall name: Crystal Jade Kitchen
Location:
Isetan Scotts #04-00 | Tel: 6738 0733 Fax: 6893 5565 |
Tampines Mall #B1-11 | Tel: 6788 0633 Fax: 6788 0622 |
Suntec City Mall #B1-013 | Tel: 6338 3511 Fax: 6338 3966 |
Great World City #03-30 | Tel: 6738 2911 Fax: 6738 0911 |
Causeway Point #04-43 | Tel: 6893 5505 Fax: 6893 5565 |
Plaza Singapura #02-32 | Tel: 6336 2833 Fax: 6238 6361 |
Holland Village No.2 Lor Mambong | Tel: 6469 0300 Fax: 6469 4057 |
Ngee Ann City #B2-36 | Tel: 6238 1411 Fax: 6734 2232 |
Parkway Parade #B1-17 | Tel: 6345 1551 Fax: 6345 2220 |
470 Toa Payoh Lorong 6 #01-70 | Tel: 6397 2382 Fax: 6397 2381 |
Junction 8 Shopping Centre #B1-07 | Tel: 6255 6366 Fax: 6255 1210 |
Opening hours: Monday – Sunday
Holland Village: 7am – 3am
Rest of the outlets: 11am – 10pm