Their lor mee is known for its specialty of handmade fried pork meatballs in their truly delicious gravy. The meat is combined with batang fish and half a hard-boiled egg. You can also choose from four types of noodles: yellow noodles, flat noodles, kway teow, or bee hoon. Image Credit: danielfooddiary.com
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An Australian in Singapore, following food and journeys across the region.
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