This restaurant is located along the famous Gurney Drive .
I have to mention that they are rather inconsistent and it can be quite frustrating as your favourites dishes today may be completely different next week or even non existent at all.
Yet,I always harbour a glimmer of hope, that perhaps on that day,the one dish that I want, WILL finally be on the menu.
As an example,I've never been able to try their stir fried siew yoke with chives flowers till today and only managed to enjoy their pak cham keh once.
We arrived with the intention to have white oyster mee.
Thus,we ended up ordering rice to go with garlic prawns,deep fried tofu with brinjals and steamed cabbage.
These divine bareback prawns,that are heavily infused with a heavenly garlicky sauce,make you wish you could lick the plate clean.
Dig into the heads and you will find a little roe as an added bonus.
Steamed luxurious cabbage with dried osyter,chicken,wine and shitake mushroom.
Didn't enjoy this cos it smelt too fishy for my liking but the others at my table tucked in wholeheartedly to the end.
Hard not to fight over this dish of juicy bits of brinjals with minced pork,dried prawns and steaming hot, softest custard like tofu.Yumm....
Total damage : $ 40 (not inclusive of drinks)
Location : Gurney Drive
Directions : from Gurney Drive roundabout,keep a lookout for Coffee Island,just before Evergreen Laurel,turn right to park at Corner Club ($3) located next to it, walk out of the carpark,turn left,walk till you come to the third shop.
Song River Cafe is right next to it.
Chow time : mornings to 3.30pm
Song River Cafe is right next to it.
Chow time : mornings to 3.30pm
Price range : moderate
Warning : inconsistent cooking and erratic availability of your fav dishes
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