Fat Aunts - Streetery Foodhall - Asian Street Food
They've recently started the Streetery Foodhall in cluster D, and it has got a few restaurants, of which Fat Aunts is one and I was invited to try out some of the food there.
This is an Asian restaurant with some nice food offerings.
We started with the Scallion pancakes. They tasted better than they looked. They were flavourful, and despite having them after a while, they hadn't become hard.
If you like prawns, then you must definitely try the crispy prawn balls. They were just bit crispy, but take a bite, and you'll feel a burst of flavours in your mouth. They were just a bit spicy.
We then had some chicken potstickers (dumplings). They were dipped in a sauce which really added on to the flavour, and was a tad spicy too. Due to the sauce, it didn't feel dry at all, and the sesame seeds made it taste delicious.
The schezwan fried chicken looked really tempting. It was crispier than usual but I liked the taste to it. The chilli that they used was the typical Asian one and it might be a bit too spicy for some but I personally really liked it.
The sambal prawn along with the roti was the dish that felt really comforting. The flavours and the spice levels of the prawn were just right. The sambal was a mild one so it did not overpower the prawns.
For dessert, we had the Ondeh Ondeh which is a rice ball filled with palm sugar and coated with coconut. If you like Thai / Asian desserts, then you'll like this, but personally for me, I think I still need to get used to this flavour.
Overall, I found that the food tasted homely, though a bit on the spicier (which I personally like). If you like Asian street food, then you should definitely check this place out.
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This is an Asian restaurant with some nice food offerings.
We started with the Scallion pancakes. They tasted better than they looked. They were flavourful, and despite having them after a while, they hadn't become hard.
If you like prawns, then you must definitely try the crispy prawn balls. They were just bit crispy, but take a bite, and you'll feel a burst of flavours in your mouth. They were just a bit spicy.
We then had some chicken potstickers (dumplings). They were dipped in a sauce which really added on to the flavour, and was a tad spicy too. Due to the sauce, it didn't feel dry at all, and the sesame seeds made it taste delicious.
The schezwan fried chicken looked really tempting. It was crispier than usual but I liked the taste to it. The chilli that they used was the typical Asian one and it might be a bit too spicy for some but I personally really liked it.
The sambal prawn along with the roti was the dish that felt really comforting. The flavours and the spice levels of the prawn were just right. The sambal was a mild one so it did not overpower the prawns.
For dessert, we had the Ondeh Ondeh which is a rice ball filled with palm sugar and coated with coconut. If you like Thai / Asian desserts, then you'll like this, but personally for me, I think I still need to get used to this flavour.
Overall, I found that the food tasted homely, though a bit on the spicier (which I personally like). If you like Asian street food, then you should definitely check this place out.
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