Zi Char is a term used to describe a wallet-friendly, home-style cuisine from a Chinese stall, which serves a variety of ala-carte dishes and leaves you spoiled for choice. Most zi char stalls are located in a non-restaurant setting like a coffee shop or a hawker centre. There are also some local seafood restaurants which have air-conditioned dining area. Here are some examples of zi char popular dishes.
There is also tons of Zi Char stall in singapore such as Zhou Kitchen by food buzz or Two Chef Eating Place by the dirty stall
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Hey, Hayden. I always hesitate about what to eat when I am in the hawker center. Since you recommend Zi Char, I can tell what to eat next time~:D
ReplyDeleteStill have lots of other variety, so you must slowly chose. However not all hawker center Zi Char is nice so must also chose wisely. While eating you can also bond with your family or friend because Zi Char portion usually for 2 to 3 person. You can try it anytime you want to:)
ReplyDeleteHello Hayden! Nice pictures you have there! Definitely mouth-watering! I'm not a chilli lover myself, but the rest of my family are! So maybe I'll bring them to Dempsey's Long Beach since you recommended the Black Pepper Crab and Curry Fish Head there! Looking forward to your next blog entry! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks. Zi Char still have other non spicy food, maybe you can try it out. Your parents will be ecstatic when you tell them you are bringing them out to eat! Wish you have an enjoyable day out with your family:) - Hayden -
ReplyDeleteI really love to eat zi char whenever i go dining with my family in a hawker center. your first picture show the fried chicken wing, it seems delicious to me. Maybe one day i will go eat zi char with my family again. :D
ReplyDeleteActually you still can try other food such as vegetables and seafood:)
ReplyDeleteCan tell that you are close to your family, however don't eat too much Chicken wing because Bao fu blog actually tell us how harmful fried food can be:) -Hayden-
Hi HAYDEN, awesome blog you have here. Shouldn't you consider treating the class to try out your recommendation? It would be a fruitful trip as you can gain lots of information as well as class bonding. Do consider my suggestion, don't you? So.......am looking forward to your next post! Ciaoz
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice suggestion you have over here! I will consider.
DeleteThe zi char stall I always go to if we ever eat zi char is at the round market at Tampines Street 11, and its called Sheng Li Restaurant. Very tasty food, recommended would be the kung pao chicken, fried pork ribs and hotplate tofu.
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