Rainie Yang Cheng Lin is famous celebrity from Taiwan but imagine my surprise to find a pancake stall in an Ang Mo Kio coffee shop that bears the same name; okay, almost the same since the second Chinese character was written differently despite sounding the same.
The name of a stall doesn't matter to me anyway since the local pancakes, affectionately known as min jiang kueh, are desserts I do crave for on a pretty regular basis, and the reason why I am not eating more is due to weight control!
But, if my mom was with me; I will usually buy as she indulges in pancakes just like me, and it always feels a lot more liberated when someone is willing to share the "sin"; i.e. fats!
Peanut Pancake - crisped on the edges, the batter was soft and not overly thick like the famous ones from Munchi Pancakes. Furthermore, this pancake was packed with a substantial layer of grated peanuts with sugar, and likely a dash of salt between its folds, that interestingly elevated its palatability.
Coconut Pancake - peanut was good and I had equally high expectations for this coconut one. Which paled in comparison. Maybe due to the comparatively bland filling, I can actually discern the alkaline taste of the batter. It wasn't bad for me since I am neutral towards it but I know of friends who hate the "kee" taste.
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407 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10,
#01-733, GHK 407 Food House,
Singapore 560407
Map
As above.
Menu
As above.
Pricing
Peanut Pancake - S$1.20
Coconut Pancake - S$1.20







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