Probably the first thing you would see when you arrive at Changi Village Hawker Centre located beside the bus interchange is the long queue in front of the nasi lemak stall (which really isn't that good by the way)
Head towards the back of the hawker center away from the main road and quickly chope a seat cause this place seems to crowded no matter which time of the day it is. After strategically placing your tissue paper packets on the table it's time to hunt down...
Yes! It's Amigo! *does awkward spanish dance* Your one stop for any bar chor mee cravings just in case you were listening to mrbrown's bar chor mee man podcast for the 1493th time and felt the craving for some tur kua. If you're there you'll also probably notice a similar store with a yellow signboard with the exact same menu as Amigo. I'm not sure which is the so called "original" one but I know Amigo tastes better so, who cares who's the original!
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| Yes, there's a long queue for this as well | Wah, they got more certs then I'll probably have in my whole academic life | I'll have this and this and this... |
Ok now back to business, THE FOOD. The price here is in the typical hawker centre range, each bowl costing about $3 ish and $4 tops if you add extra 料. They have the standard bar chor mee (tur kua optional of course) and this unique chicken chop hor fan which is quite special cause it's sauce is not the normal salty hor fan sauce but this sweet tasting one. But if you ask me their bar chor mee is still nicer. For side dishes they have these delicious fried wantons which sadly do not come with mayonnaise but nonetheless still tasty on it's own.
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| Bar Chor Mee | Chicken Chop Hor Fan | Fried Wanton |
