Ah Poh Kitchen at Clementi

Great lunch place which serves chinese halal food.  Food quality is good and best part is the portion isn't that big - reduce wastage for small group gatherings.  Because it is local delights zi-char that is halal, the shop is very popular with both Muslim and non-Muslim friends.  Reservations is recommended especially if you are planning for gatherings.

They are famous for their fishhead curry, the "lemak" (local terminology for the coconut milk taste) level is just nice.  The fish is fresh and tender.  Level of spiciness is quite mild.  My personal favourite is the cereal prawn.  Love the cereal so much that I am always happy to "bao" all the cereal!  The cereal portion is generous and they are crispy.  Their dishes are generally quite delicious.  You may also want to try the hotplate tofu and sambal kangkong.

 

 

Ah Poh Kitchen

Blk 354 Clementi Ave. 2 #01-223 Singapore 120354

Tel: 67745534

Opening Hour: 11.30am to 9.30am.

 

 

Nearest MRT: Clementi Station

By Bus from Clementi Station:
Bus 52, 105, 106, 154, 183, 185 (alight at Blk 365, Commonwealth Avenue West)
184 (alight at Blk 334, Clementi Avenue 2)
282 (alight at Blk 355, Clementi Avenue 2)

 

It is also possible to walk from Clementi Station and it takes about 11 minutes.  Walk along Commonwealth Ave West towards the direction of Clementi Ave. 3.  At the cross junction, turn left into Clementi Ave. 2.  At the first junction, turn right and walk for about 250m.

 

 



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Foodgle Hub at NUS

Went to Foodgle Hub, located at NUS's Prince George's Park Residences. It is an indoor foodcourt with about 10 stalls. Decided to try Astons Western Food since my colleague was raving about it. She had tried the western food from another outlet located at Serangoon Gardens.

Noticed the queue counter on the top left corner of the stall? Once you've placed your order, you will be give a receipt with a queue number. That means you can sit and wait for your food to be ready, without having to stand around and wait.

Each each main course, you can choose 2 side dishes. I chose onion rings and potato salad to go along with my Grilled Fish with Herbs.

The grilled fish slices was a little thinner than I had expected and hence could not really taste the juiciness. The tartar sauce went quite well and was enough for the entire slices of fish.

For the price of $5.70, I thought it was a little steep for students...and we might be payer even less at my good old Ghim Moh market.