Continuation from yesterday's post..
Uncle had Chicken Soup La Mian. It comes with plain dry la mian.
Cousin shared with Aunt the Pai Ku La Mian.
The la mian here is the soupy one. Lots of la mian! We would have ordered less if we knew earlier the portions were big.
It's at Level 2, Marina Sq if you are interested to try it.
For lunch today, we ended up at Marina Square again! Just like last Sunday, it was impossible to go to Raffles City carpark. Marina seems to be the place with the most carpark in the area.
Walking around, we somehow ended up at Imperial Treasure La Mian Xiao Long Bao. Initially we thought it was Crystal Jade, then realise, it was Imperial Treasure when we saw the menu. haha..
What did we eat?
Coming into a restaurant with the name Xiao Long Bao, of course we have to try their XLB. The skin texture is different, but it taste good. Enough 'soup' inside and a tad generous with the salt :-) But it was good.
The sister of XLB would be Guo Tie, it's the pan fried sis. I always prefer the steam ones than the fried one. Just my preference, but others says it was good. Passed little cousin's tastebuds, so can make it. :-)
As we had two little girls today, they shared this Fried La Mian. I tried some, it reminds me of Char Kuey Teow. Instead of CKT, it's La Mian. Quite tasty.
For me, I wanted something spicy, so I had Suan La Tang La Mian. I like it because it's not sour. The bowl is huge, look at the big spoon, I recommend sharing it with another person.
more tomorrow...
Yesterday, we abandon our normal colleagues whom we usually have lunch with, and join other colleagues. We went to the NUS Arts Canteen. As the exams are finally over, the canteen's the best place to eat now! Very few students are coming in!
However, we saw nearly 50 kindergarten children though, all walking into the canteen while we were eating. Wah. Kindergarten children and they are already having visits to Universities! What an early head start!
I finally tried the acclaimed Yong Tau Foo stall in the Arts Canteen. The queue was the shortest! 
It's famous you know! Look at the awards and the newspaper article pasted there. Many colleagues says so too.
What did I order, both Yong Tau Foo & Laksa in a bowl!
I kinda like the laksa gravy. It's thick enough but not overly thick with the 'jelak' feeling. The Yong Tau Foo stuff's really fresh too.
8 diff pieces of YTF, kuey teow and laksa gravy.
Only $2.40 (8 pieces : 1.80, noodles : .30, laksa gravy : .30)
OK, let me post the price list, zoomed in from the first picture above.
Have a good weekend!
