Zhen Ji Yong Tau Foo

In a bid for healthy eating, yong tau foo is usually the easiest option within a hawker centre. Perhaps due to this, and the fact that it’s the only stall of its kind (not of the ampang variety) that attributes to its popularity. There are two main queues: one to pick the items from the fridge-​y side, when done, hand it over to the owner and tell him how you’d like it done, and then queue to pick up your bowl and pay. Does this system work? Yes. Inefficient? Kinda. On the upside, the ingredients are fresh and generously portioned. There’s tanghoon, which makes a good alternative to the usual rice and noodle type additions without the extra bloat. The soup is flavourful, and melds with the ingredients for a light meal. Pricing is a little inconsistent, though I haven’t quite been able to figure out why.