I revisited Northpoint City again and tried the Pan Mee ($4) from Malaysia Chiak. The mee was like the Singapore home-made bain mian. The texture was smooth but somehow, the chilli sauce etc lacked the "punch" or "kick" as we call it. Overall, the taste was quite good.
Since, I was there just passed 3pm, I ordered a cup of local coffee which cost only 50 cents. This is the cheapest coffee in SG but this low price (50 cts) for a cup of coffee/tea is only available from 3pm till 5pm on a weekday.

Just before I left Yishun, I went to Block 928 and "tar pow" our favourite laksa. I was pleasantly surprised that there was no queue at this laksa stall. I think the newly opened Northpoint City which has more than a hundred eateries, has overshadowed this laksa. I will be very sad if the laksa stall closes due to poor business.

We visited Northpoint City, the biggest mall in the north. It is situated next to the Yishun MRT station, linked by an underpath walkway. We headed for the south wing which was opened recently. It has more than 100 restaurants,cafe and eateries. Since we were not so hungry, we decided to try the mee rebus ($3) and the nasi lemak ($3.50) from a Malaysia Chiak stall. We were attracted to Malaysia Chiak because of the long queue. MC sells all Malaysia dishes. The 2 dishes that we ate were delicious and satisfying. Malaysia Chiak sells coffee/tea at 50 cents a cup from 3pm till 5pm on a weekday.