missfattyfoodie*: Singapore - Ban Leong Wah Hoe Seafood (万隆华和海鲜菜馆)

Have been going to this zi char restaurant since young because its down the road from the famous Casuarina Prata shop (more on that another time). Zi Char literally means stir-fry dishes, so you can choose the different type of dish you want from the variety of meat, fish, vegetables etc on the menu.

This restaurant is nestled in the sembawang hills estate, with the pierce reservoir nearby, and sometimes if you are lucky (or unlucky), you may manage to catch sight of a monkey or two, or a family during the evening, out for an evening stroll (i'm kidding, its more like to steal food from you!).

This is the exterior of the place. It is an open air restaurant/coffeeshop kinda place. Make your reservations, especially if you're going about 7pm and its the weekends, because you may not be able to find seats.

the food service is pretty fast, and the food is always served hot and fresh. If you look closely at this photo, you'll notice a family of caucasians happily tucking into their meal.

The Yang Chow Fried Rice. Really tasty and well cooked, with a good mix of ingredients.

There's prawns, eggs, char siew and spring onions fried into the rice.

Rating: 3.5/5

Sambal Kang Kong, which is not too spicy and cooked just right, so the stalks were still crunchy. But it was abit bland for my taste.

Rating: 3/5

San Lao Hor Fun (sliced fish). The Hor Fun was well cooked as the surface was smooth with nice texture, however, this dish was also abit bland for my taste. Could do with more flavor to the noodles.

The thick slices of fish was its redeeming point. Look at how thick and juicy the slabs of fish slices that came with the dish are!

Rating: 3.25/5

My favourite dish of all from this place.

Prawn Paste Chicken Wings! Served warm, crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside with no trace of blood and the taste of prawn paste was there. Super dee-lish!

Can you see the crispyness and the juiciness? They only serve the mid joint of the wing, so saves you the hassle of using your hands to tear the chicken wing apart. Use of chopsticks are enough.