Wa lau i ate Mee sua during sat evening 27 June 2009 at 11pm.....
got back home at 2am i diarrhoea and stomach pain like HELL!!!!!! had to see a 24hr doctor and paid $80!!! ruined my weekend....still suffering till today and its been 4 days.....

and the staff were so attitude and the food really SUCKED.

HORRIBLE EXPERIECNE!!!!!!ARRRRGGHH!

when late night supper of dao huay beckons, we never fail to think of Yong He. a favourite supper joint since our undergrad days.

since it has moved to the current location in geylang lorong 27a, space is a luxury. customers can breathe easier, seats & tables are plentiful too...

supper there can be rather costly though. a porkfloss bun (w/egg) costs $2.80, $2.30 with red bean filling.

the aunties in Yong He can be very rude, getting impatient if you are not fast in giving her your food orders.

in my recent trip there with 2 other friends, we ordered 2 youtiaos (our usual favourite) but were disappointed with the standard of the youtiao. they were cold and soft unlike the usual hot and crispy ones we like.
thankfully, our toasted buns w/ egg and porkfloss did not disappoint.

sitting at Yong He, we are always entertained by the ongoings in the neighbouring streets or near us... 'business deals' negotiations and transactions...

previously located at geylang lor9, was 1 of my fav supper haunts after late night movies, and or post clubbing recovery joints from alcohol intoxication. was taken a-back by its disappearence after not patronizing for a long long while. only learnt recently that they've relocated to lor27a.

was out w a buddy witnessing liverpool's lucky 1-0 victory over chelsea on sunday. while the night was still young, decided to hunt for the famous soy bean & fritters combo.

my fren ordered his usual; tau huay + peanut, while i took my usual; tau huay + tau nee. fitters was a must, and we topped it off with their famous taiwanese pastry.... gave the oyster mee suah a miss, considering we had quite a late dinner.

was a pleasent long wkend i might add

plenty of seats. varieties are limited though. for me, i'll just get the dou jiang you tiao. esp the you tiao! it is so far, the nicest ive tried, and also my favourite! (:

don expect the lady to be waiting on you, take the initiative to ask if u need help.

Dedicated to cloudgal & MN,

Those whom have patronised this place know that in the past, a major hindrance of coming here is probably...the vice.

Stuck in the heart of the red-light district, many may have been turned off to pay a visit.

Fast forward to 2008, they have a new location in Geylang abit further from the "action" ~ the crowd was pretty much the same.

Silky bean curd and Taiwan snacks to keep our tummies happy at supper time

* updated second trip with onion cake photo

JWNY