JJ Yong Tau Fu

Have been eating their ytf for quite a while. I like most of their items on the menu. I prefer the soup version with meehoon. I'm not sure if I can choose other noodles like hor fun. Their dry versions ometimese is not consistent. It can be quite soggy and sticky. The laksa is pretty good, too.

Got to know of this stall via online. Surprised that I come to the Geylang Bahru food centre for so many times but didn’t realize that there is such stall around. This stall is well known for their Yong Tau Foo. Their Yong tau foo comes in both dry and soup. Besides that, they also sell laksa. This is my second time here; they were already closed when I was here the last time. Ordered their dry noodle with Yong Tau foo and prices starts from SGD$4 onwards. Seems like that was an increase in price because I read that it used to be SGD$3. The noodle was nicely cooked, texture of the noodle was springy. Have to say that their chili was very spicy even though I have request for less. Soup was flavorful even though it looks clear. The bowl of soup came with about 7 items if I didn’t remember wrongly. The fried items were tasty and feels homemade. Overall, food was not bad and would recommend if you love Yong Tau Foo and happen to be at the this food centre in the morning.

Understated Yong Tau Foo stall in this market . I tried their laksa version and was full of lemak and ummm! The spicy level is just nice and ingredients were fresh .

My first time trying the YTF from this stall! The portion was generous and ingredients were fresh. I particularly liked that the noodles was more Q than the usual thick beehoon, and the taupok has fish paste in it. Though the queue was perpetually long, the service was fast. Adding this to my go-to food in this market!

Their yong tau hu with thin bee hoon($3.50) is tasty, soup base also sweet naturally(maybe soya bean based) and slightly thick, 7 items. Portion is just nice. Utensil is clean too. 9/10