Sembawang White bee hoon 白米粉

Somewhere in Sembawang, you can find a famous White bee hoon 白米粉 stall. It is so famous that we queue one hour, even when we arrive at 5:30PM ! Look at the empty plates, it is an understatement to say we relish our dinner :p

Customers will place their order while queuing, so once you have a table, we did not wait too long for food. We start with fried rice, in case the kids do not appreciate the Bee Hoon.
If you love Malaysia’s wok-heavy fried rice, you will love the crispy version here. Just sprinkle fresh parawn, and kids are hooked.

Kids will love the cruncy and chewy calamari.

The sweet sour pork is so so only.

Egg omelette, we could not order the famous bittergourd omelette as kids might not appreciate the veg.

The star is of course our white bee hoon (白米粉). The savory bee hoon just glide down our throat. Smooth gravy filled with prawns and squids. We use the soup to wash down the other dishes. It is good enough on it’s own !

Our dinner came under $50, in summary :
1) Fried rice 4/5
2) Sweet/sour port 3.5/5
3) Egg omelette 3.5/5
4) Calamari 4/5
5) The Seafood Bee Hoon 4.5/5

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You can ask our kids whether the food is nice keke.

More make-you-hungry photos can be found at our Fanpage food album.

You can reach White bee hoon 白米粉 at :
– 22 Jalan Tampang (opposite Sembawang Shopping Centre, park your car at SSC)
– Contact 98434699 (no reservation allowed)
Sembawang 白米粉 fanpage

Daniel’s cook-for-family initiative

Love our family, maybe cook for our family?
Daniel from Danielfooddiary has gathered more than 100 bloggers to cook for their families.

To quote from Daniel :
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The #CookForFamily is a Singapore food bloggers initiative – there is no competition, sponsors, or hidden agenda involved. It is created with a simple objective of getting more bloggers, and hopefully their fans and followers, to start cooking and bonding with their families.

The bloggers have picked a day in July to cook a meal for their family or loved ones, and will blog, tweet and instagram about their cooking, experience and thoughts all on the same day – 6th August 2012 (Monday), with the hashtag #CookForFamily.
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Notice Daniel did not indicate only food-bloggers can participate. So Daddy (who sucks at cooking), can happily whip up a simple egg dish. If Daddy can do a french toast, everyone can do it.

As usual, Daddy add a disclaimer for the kids. It is not the end product, but the process, which matters. We woke up earlier on a weekend just to enjoy an extra hour or two of family bonding 🙂

If you are curious, nobody suffer any stomachache afterwards. If you have a twitter account, all the food-family blogs are at this hashtag #CookForFamily.

Otherwise, you can get the links from Daniel’s page –> http://danielfooddiary.com/2012/08/03/the-cookforfamily-initiative/

We should do this more often 🙂