Oasis of halal food in Punggol

Oasis of halal food in Punggol.

Much grumblings about finding halal food in Punggol from me has dissipated somewhat when I revisited The Oasis. With more stalls obtaining halal certification, more choices are available. 

On one such visits to the barber on the 4th storey, we checked out the food court while waiting for the youngest to finish his hair cut. I was sure glad that I did. There was a whole corner of about 4-5 stalls selling halal food. We saw a stall selling bbq wings and while waiting for the youngest to finish his hair cut, I ordered a few. $1.50 each. And the sambal that accompanied the wings? It was very nice. I realised I wont have to go all the way to the East Coast Food Center for my fix off bbq wings.

Eldest decided to try the popiah basah. "Nicer than Qiji", said he, referring to our default place for the dish.

"Are you done?" asked my Eldest.

The wings. 

Huat Huat chicken wings, halal certified.

Popiah basah.

Yong Tau Foo stall, now halal certified. For those light, healthier choice of sustenance.

Hawkerman at Singpost Building.

Muis Halal certified

Went there for lunch. Love the ambiance. Food was great. Restaurant is from the same group that brought us Tenderfresh. Would I go there again, maybe.

Lovely use of wood for the ambiance.

Utensils are very accesible. Don't have to bother the staff if you need extra spoons or bowls.

Mocktails #78. Very refreshing. Can't remember the name of the mocktail, just the number its under in the menu.

Popiah. The fillings are filled to the fullest. A meal by itself.

Sambal grilled fish. Yellow rice is well cooked. Fish is well cooked. Comes with a side of coleslaw.

The very "Kao Kao" kopi.

Yam fries. Comes with sambal mayo. New to us.

Love the decor.

Their FB page is here.

Slim G.

Pictures taken using the GH3 and Panasonic Leica 25mm 1.4