So for my first review, my new colleagues here invited to to eat lunch with them at a local hawker center called LaPaSa . It will take me months to try all the "carts" in just this one food court...
The unassuming AS North Indian Cuisine stall at LaPaSa food court (booth #64 - felt like 50-60 of them) uses strong spices in its Chicken Biriyani - a satisfying meal of fried rice, two chicken thighs covered in a chili-based marinade, raita, and 2 small papadums with a curry-based dipping sauce. The only thing lacking in the meal is missing for all the rest of the meals available in this abundant and varied food court - A/C. By the time lunch was over, I had lost at least half a pint of water and my single tissue - I need to find out more about the napkin situation here - was sitting soaked tabletop emanating an evil vibe.. At SGD$2 (~USD$1.5) I have plenty of change for a SGD$3-bottle of Evian (Starbucks price) to replenish my reservoirs, but who's going to replace my sweat-ruined shirt?
The unassuming AS North Indian Cuisine stall at LaPaSa food court (booth #64 - felt like 50-60 of them) uses strong spices in its Chicken Biriyani - a satisfying meal of fried rice, two chicken thighs covered in a chili-based marinade, raita, and 2 small papadums with a curry-based dipping sauce. The only thing lacking in the meal is missing for all the rest of the meals available in this abundant and varied food court - A/C. By the time lunch was over, I had lost at least half a pint of water and my single tissue - I need to find out more about the napkin situation here - was sitting soaked tabletop emanating an evil vibe.. At SGD$2 (~USD$1.5) I have plenty of change for a SGD$3-bottle of Evian (Starbucks price) to replenish my reservoirs, but who's going to replace my sweat-ruined shirt?
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