ABC Deji Fish Head Bee Hoon

Fish head bee hoon is one of those things I didnt get to enjoy in US.
The fish here is deep fried but not too dry. The fish is fresh and there is a generous portion of bee hoon. The line is very long, and it is self service, so be prepared to wait!
Will definitely highly recommend it!

Fish soup is such a comfort food for me, and I had to try the ABC market’s resident fish soup. The queue was pretty long, and right in the shop there worked a feisty, skinny uncle. With one hand, throwing fresh fish and fish heads into old-​school metallic pots that rested on flaming stoves, he took orders with gusto and energy. I had a good feeling this would be a good choice, and decided to go for their fish soup with chu mifen. The soup was milky and slightly sweet, exactly how I liked it. The fish was very fresh, and didn’t crumble despite being in the soup for a while. The garnish really upped the flavour factor of the dish, and the amount of vegetables in the soup also made it healthier (and easier for my conscience to stomach). I’d return to this stall in a heartbeat! The bowl cost me $ 3.50, which is quite cheap considering that the average price at shopping mall food courts can go up to $ 5 or $ 5.50. But most of all, it’s the uncle’s attitude to serving his customers that wins me over. Polite, patient, and willing to converse with customers.