Its a traditional place selling dry/soup beef noodles. Very yummy! This place was recommended by my colleague who is 70 over years old! Initially, I was supposed to go with my colleagues but because they would probably take too long waiting for one another that I decided to go on my own and bring CT there.
Of course, Vicky didnt eat as she doesnt like beef. So, she ordered Chicken rice from the same coffeeshop.
I took dry beef noodles
while CT had the soup. We both gulped it down really fast even though there was so much noodles and beef in it! Each bowl costs me $4.50. For the dry version, can have up to 6 plus if you want.
What I like is they serve free flow of chinchalok and the generous amount of salted veggies and beef was so satisfying. The gravy also remained thick throughout the meal, unlike some stalls where it becomes like soup after a while.
After lunch, went over to the herbal shop nearby to buy lo han guo drink (with some added powder to heal sore throat as recommended by the stall owner)for me and CT as both of us were suffering from sore throats since last night.
Went home after that and spent time with each other as CT does his final packing. Left for the airport at about 3pm. Wanted to go earlier to walk around in Terminal 3. So after he checked in, we walked to the viewing gallery for Caleb to look at aeroplanes which he loves.
Then went down to B2 to the foodcourt area as there are lots of shops , fountain and a playground for kids. I bought a "Mr Bean" ice cream to let CT try as it is bean curd ice cream. I love it. Not all "Mr Bean" stall sells the ice cream. So once I see it, I would buy!
We also stopped by a place where we can do colouring. Quite interesting.
And finally, we sent CT off at the departure gate as he would go in early to enjoy the Kris Flyer Lounge with free drinks and food!
I will definitely miss CT. Hope he will have a safe trip to US and an enjoyable one!
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