BEST FOOD DISCUSSION - Palatable, Savory, Delicious Food Found In ASEAN

[keshawau]

Originally Posted by fortitudebudget

Ok go here to pack my lunch.

I'm coming there to pack dinner.

[Xkosmox]

Tried takagi ramen last week, $5 islandwide delivery with 1+1 ramen offer quite worth it.

[bookmarked]

So many nice food, good thread!

[Lokmachaudog]

Anyone keen on HK local food?

[SocialSnob]

Originally Posted by Lokmachaudog

Anyone keen on HK local food?

You mean those HK cafe franchise?

[Battlequeen]

Originally Posted by Lokmachaudog

Anyone keen on HK local food?

What kind? Dim Sum, HK breakfast or wanton Mee?

[SBMEDSUP]

Heard the father daughter Korean stall closed.

[sex crusader]

Originally Posted by Lokmachaudog

Anyone keen on HK local food?

Been trying to yum cha with Seaj the pimp but he is avoiding most sbf samsters ler. Kowloon area along Nathan road got one place the dim sum quite good!

[HeartK549]

Originally Posted by SBMEDSUP

Heard the father daughter Korean stall closed.

No name no location?

[w00f]

Missed CP ‘s KTV food! Especially the roastduck at yihao hotel!

[SBMEDSUP]

Morning any special food dapao.

[qiannian188]

Originally Posted by SBMEDSUP

Morning any special food dapao.

Want dapao why come food thread? Should go FL dome

[SBMEDSUP]

At least can sit down chow my food.

What's good ?

[JasonJG]

Nice cool, breezy morning. Thought it would be a good idea to hop over to Smith Street Hawker Centre in Chinatown for brunch, but instead the experience spoilt my mood completely...

1. More than 2/3 of the tables were taped up;
2. The 1/3 tables that were available only allowed two persons (as per curreny Safe Management protocols);
3. As a result of 2, had an extremely tough time looking for seats;
4. While customers had to clear their trays after eating, the cleaners were not cleaning the tables; the few cleaners around seemed to be only pre-occupied with clearing the crockery from the tray return station, leaving all the tables really dirty and messy with leftover foods, spilt beverages and gravy, dirty wet tissues;
5. Saw two NEA ambassadors and approched them to highlight the issue, and the reply was, "This is under Town Council." So it seems their job scope is to catch customers for not returning trays and not to ensure that the cleaners do their jobs to ensure cleanliness at the hawker centre so that we could all eat in a clean and hygenic environment.

Seems like cleaning contractors are taking advantage of the new law requiring customers to return trays to deploy fewer cleaners, knowing that us customers would likely be cleaning the tables ourselves in order that we do not have to eat at dirty/messy tables.

I think there's something seriously wrong with the new law. It may even be barking up the wrong tree. The authorities should be going after the cleaning contractors more, rather than us customers.

On a side issue, if we have to clean our own tables before food, and clear our own trays after food, shouldn't we enjoy some kind of rebate when eating at hawker centres and coffee shops?

[ohmaigot]

Originally Posted by JasonJG

Nice cool, breezy morning. Thought it would be a good idea to hop over to Smith Street Hawker Centre in Chinatown for brunch, but instead the experience spoilt my mood completely...

1. More than 2/3 of the tables were taped up;
2. The 1/3 tables that were available only allowed two persons (as per curreny Safe Management protocols);
3. As a result of 2, had an extremely tough time looking for seats;
4. While customers had to clear their trays after eating, the cleaners were not cleaning the tables; the few cleaners around seemed to be only pre-occupied with clearing the crockery from the tray return station, leaving all the tables really dirty and messy with leftover foods, spilt beverages and gravy, dirty wet tissues;
5. Saw two NEA ambassadors and approched them to highlight the issue, and the reply was, "This is under Town Council." So it seems their job scope is to catch customers for not returning trays and not to ensure that the cleaners do their jobs to ensure cleanliness at the hawker centre so that we could all eat in a clean and hygenic environment.

Seems like cleaning contractors are taking advantage of the new law requiring customers to return trays to deploy fewer cleaners, knowing that us customers would likely be cleaning the tables ourselves in order that we do not have to eat at dirty/messy tables.

I think there's something seriously wrong with the new law. It may even be barking up the wrong tree. The authorities should be going after the cleaning contractors more, rather than us customers.

On a side issue, if we have to clean our own tables before food, and clear our own trays after food, shouldn't we enjoy some kind of rebate when eating at hawker centres and coffee shops?

The law makers only know how to use $$ to solve problem. If the tables are not cleared/clean, more cleaners should be employed instead of making it mandatory for customers to clear the table. So should they fine the cleaning contractors too if they do not wipe the table? Or should customers bring their own cloth to wipe the table, or else another fine of $300?