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Great as usual. This time round stall cooked the noodles and separate the sauce. Laska always goes well with otah.
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Ordered a few times from this merchant and this is the first time trying the muah chee and I love it!
This time, the stall forgot to pack the laska soup and noodles separately, so there wasn’t much soup left when it arrived. Overall, still ... More good! Show less
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Repeat order for this laksa. Well packed and delivered on time. Do note that will need to heat up the food first. Additionally the mantou was quite nice.
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Laksa noodles feels not completely cooked not really soft to bite. Curry chicken abit too oily so had to scoop the oil out. Overall still ok for casual home meal.
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Noodles tasted not soft enough, but otherwise still a good meal, repeated purchase. Will order again in future.
Favourite dish: Laksa
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First time ordering from merchant: No
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The Original Katong Laksa 1950Started in the 1940s in Marine Parade, a legendary Peranakan Laksa stall served gravy so captivating that it attracted people from all over Singapore.
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Like most stalls in the early days, it did not have a name. But everyone remembered our founder, Mr Ng Juat Swee, who sprouted a few hairs from a mole below his chin, as Uncle Janggul. Together with his younger brother, Mr Ng Chwee Seng, they carried laksa in metal buckets balanced on a pole over their shoulders. To make it easier to eat laksa on the streets, the noodles were cut short and eaten with a spoon. This became a trademark of Katong Laksa and our business is now known as Janggut Laksa. SFA License No.: CE19S34P000 |