Showing posts with label 欢心素. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 欢心素. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

欢心素 (Huan Xin Su) at Rocher Centre Coffee Shop

Their Menu of the Day: Handmade Flour pieces (面粉果)
which you can always find selling at those foodcourt handmade noodles stalls with the other popular handmade noodles, Ban Mian (板面).
The way of cooking here is slightly different, instead of simply boiling, I think the chef stir-fry it with soup. The flour pieces are also unique in shape with some waves (see the white pieces which look like fish slices, unlike the normal plain flat pieces at food-court stalls).
Taste is also different, more like those Shanghai rice cakes (上海年糕) or 刀削面.
Overall, quite nice.:-) Can try:-)

Address: 欢心素 (Huan Xin Su)Blk 1, Rocher Rd, #01-506
(Rocher centre corner coffeeshop, 2 doors away from the vegetarian cake house, opp Bugis OG, near the famous Simaru Guan Yin Temple)

Friday, February 22, 2008

欢心素 (Huan Xin Su) at Rocher Centre Coffee Shop

Their special for the day: Vegn Chicken Rice.

You should have seen the actual texture of the mock meat, such a replica to the real chicken meat. The taste of the meat & the rice is very similar too. Although I do not like gluten, this gluten meat is actually very smooth & soft. I wonder how they do it. :P

Address: 欢心素 (Huan Xin Su)
Blk 1, Rocher Rd, #01-506(Rocher centre corner coffeeshop, 2 doors away from the vegetarian cake house, opp Bugis OG, near the famous Simaru Guan Yin Temple)

Sunday, December 23, 2007

欢心素 (Huan Xin Su) at Rocher Centre Coffee Shop

Yes, I was there again after visiting the Vegetarian cake house introduced earlier, & I couldn't resist ordering the Ba Chor mee again. I ask for take-away & It definitely taste good after all the simmering it could have with the travelling time home.

Looks good, isn't it? Remember to ask the chef to add more vinegar when you order the mee & when you pack back & open up, the nice smell of vinegar mixed with noodles. Even my sis, a non-vegetarian (who always say no to vegetarian:P) but noodles-lover admit that the standard is pretty good.

Of course, the stall does sell other dishes for eg. as per picture below: Fish Head steamboat & Tom Yam steamboat and other Stir-fry dishes like HoFun, Mee Goreng etcThe picture looks yummy, right? The chef told me the Fish head steamboat costs $5 which I think is pretty reasonable for mini-steamboat (Non-vegetarian could cost more?). I must make an effort to try other dishes next round I patron it again. Maybe you can try too & write me your comments :P

Address: 欢心素 (Huan Xin Su)
Blk 1, Rocher Rd, #01-506
(Rocher centre corner coffeeshop, 2 doors away from the vegetarian cake house, opp Bugis OG, near the famous Simaru Guan Yin Temple)

Sunday, December 9, 2007

欢心素 (Huan Xin Su) at Rocher Centre Coffee Shop


There was this fine day I was visiting my friend living near the waterloo street and originally I wanted to popby the Eastern Vegetarian cake house when I saw that just 2 units away, the old coffeeshop was being newly renovated.

I went to take a look & saw that there is a new vegetarian stall (not the old stall selling vegetarian wantoon noodles etc). I was surprised that besides offering Mixed Rice dishes, it has many varieties including Vegetarian Fish steamboat & Dry Mushroom Minced Meat Noodles etc.

Its been ages since I last enjoyed the Dry Mushroom Minced Meat style of noodles ever since I quited pork so I decided to try. When I packed back, the noodles being simmered over the distance was still Q & nice with good portion of vinegar & the standard was pretty good. I enjoyed it so much that the next time when I was near the area, I ordered it again. This time, maybe without the simmering over the distance, the noodles are not as soft, nevertheless is still of reasonable standard. Next time, I will try other dishes at the stall .:-)
Address: 欢心素 (Huan Xin Su)
Blk 1, Rocher Rd, #01-506
(Rocher centre corner coffeeshop opp Bugis OG, near the famous Simaru Guan Yin Temple)