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Can’t call it Joe’s anymore – Sin Hoi Sai Eating House it is from now on
February 7, 2015
Brian Kennett
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Sadly Joe has now retired (can you believe it Kev & Gordon) so no longer can we call it Joe’s – we revert
back to Sing Hoi Sai Eating
House
savoury all in one – little morsels of goodness. Sin Joi Sai’s world famous Marmite
Chicken
, yes you heard me right Marmite. Absolutely and simply delicious” width=”760″ height=”507″ /> Sticky, sweet and
savoury
all in one – little morsels of goodness. Sin Joi Sai’s world famous Marmite Chicken, yes you heard me right Marmite. Absolutely and simply delicious
world famous BBQ Pork. Simply barbecued pork fillets, a little squeeze of calamansi on top and you’re done. These things are like butter in your moth, smoky,
salty
, peppery, limy – OMG dribbling as I type. I challenge any one to find me better!” width=”760″ height=”507″ /> I know I have posted this before, but you can’t go to Sin Hoi Sai and not have this dish. Their doubly world famous
BBQ
Pork. Simply barbecued pork fillets, a little squeeze of calamansi on top and you’re done. These
things
are like butter in your moth, smoky, salty, peppery, limy – OMG dribbling as I type. I challenge any one to find me better!
So did we enjoy the meal? Well I think Mum, Ollie and Amy certainly did.
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