Campus Yummy Hunt at NUS: Chinese Noodle @ Frontier Canteen

Yesterday's post was the winner of the 3 stalls at NUS. This stall was also featured. The Chinese Noodle stall @ Frontier Canteen.



I ordered the Pai Ku Mian that was shown on TV, but I opted for Kuey Teow instead.



You can usually order the $1.50 or $1.80 version, but this is the $2 version. For $2, look at how many pieces of meat they give (6 pieces)! Yes, the chilli is good!

(if you buy uncook pork ribs at the supermarket with this portion, it cost more than $2!)

More pieces of meat is a bit fatty. haha.. Do you like super lean meats or fatty meats? I like to have fatty meats cooked with food, but I don't put the fats into my mouth. hehe..

Campus Yummy Hunt Winner : Claypot House @ Frontier Canteen, NUS

On a Channel U Food Show last nite (Campus Yummy Hunt), it featured 3 best food to try in NUS (Part 1). One of it is this Claypot House at Frontier Canteen. (Frontier is a fancy name that was given to the Science Canteen some years ago)

So for lunch today, colleagues and I decided to just literally walked across the road give the uncle and aunty some 'support support'. We told the aunty, we want what was on TV last nite, she just gave a huge huge grin.

So, here's the stall.



The awards they have been bestowed over the years and proudly displayed. The Channel U award being the latest.



Well, on the TV show, it did not show the egg. But for the many of us who have eaten this for years, you must ask for 'jia dan' (add extra egg). If you just eat their eggs, rice and the delicious chilli, you can be satisfied. haha...



This is the Beef Claypot.



The Tofu Claypot.



This is the Chicken Claypot that appeared on TV. This made them the winner.



Food prices that is catered for staff and students of NUS, each claypot with rice cost $2.60.
We had extra egg, so each cost $2.90

Maybe the next few days, people from NUS, NUH, ITE Dover and Science Parks Shuttlers will be coming over for the delicious and cheap lunch!

First Meal for 2008

What was your first meal for 2008?

My first meal is what is normally known as the Last Supper. Together with those who attended the Watch Nite service at church, we all partook the bread and wine together, 15 minutes after 12 midnite.


Wishing all of you a very Blessed 2008 New Year.
May you all stay healthy and be able to enjoy your food that nourishes your body.


I did not take photo of it as it was not very appropriate.
If you are interested, you can read what Wikipedia's description of the Last Supper.