Yesterday, I revisited Ding Xiang Sang Nyuk Noodles because I was craving for liver.
After satisfying my craving, I took a walk along the same row of shops and discovered new restaurants/cafes. This block of shophouse is along the same row as The Ship.
I may have mentioned that this row is a "dead zone" where many eateries have come and gone. But hope springs eternal.
This cafe has a cute name. Mun-Chi.
OMG! The sandwiches look so good.
The current promo is a free drink and hashbrown with purchase of a sandwich.
They also serve breakfast.
A few doors away is JDY Jiu Duo Yun Bakery & Cafe.
This is their soft opening.
Their specialty - Signature Layer Toast.
And then there's Mr Waffle. The menu was at the counter, so I did not get to snap a picture of it.
Towards the end of the block is Sheung Wan Noodle House.
Tea Time Set. Nothing that would attract me.
Set Lunch. Ah! I see beef! I would have to skip the noodles.
They also serve Hong Kong Style Congee.
There are also rice dishes, side dishes and beverages. Interesting. Maybe one fine day I will visit.
Village Park is still going strong with many Grab riders seen waiting to collect orders.
That's how it is in this area. I wonder who is next to occupy this space.
After that, I walked to The Starling where Christmas preparations are in progress. I hope they don't recycle last year's deco. Hah!
Thank you for the walkaround uptown. Sandwiches are very convenient to eat. I just don't like that some places put a lot of mayo in sandwiches.
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