After getting our rabbitfish at Mama Bay at Kim Keat Palm wet market, we got this chwee kueh at the attached food centre. I love the soft texture of the chwee kueh which felt like little rice custards.
There was no queue at the stall - the signboard simply says 水粿. This stall is pretty much under the social media radar but was recommended to us by the lady boss of Mama Bay Teochew "fish rice" stall at the wet market.
The chwee kueh were freshly made at the stall - I can see all the chwee kueh making paraphernalia (little cups, trays, steaming tower, etc). Most chwee kueh stalls nowadays have their kueh made at central kitchens and delivered to the stall. (If you stalk hawker centres enough, you will see the deliveries.)
I love the chwee, chwee, soft, creamy, watery, jiggly texture of the relatively large chwee kueh. The stewed chai poh tasted just mildly savoury umami with a bit of underlying sweetness. The preserved radish was soft. They don't use lard (so add or deduct a few points depending on which camp you are in 😂 ). The chili sauce was mildly spicy with a bit of zest.
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Written by Tony Boey on 13 Feb 2022
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