Category: Singapore Food Haven

Food Trend Alert! Are Over The Top Fries The Next Food Craze?

We’ve been through rainbow cakes and crazy milkshakes, so what’s next? We’re guessing these fries with generous toppings might find their way into your Instagram feed soon. From kimchi and cheese to salted egg yolk, these are definitely not your typical fries. Save these picks for your next fries fix!

SYNC Bistro

This fusion bistro is located in Westgate, serving up Korean favourites with Western influences, such as Jajangmyeon made with spaghetti. Their fries are particularly eye-catching, topped with a pile of spicy kimchi and drizzled with melted cheese.

SYNC Bistro
Address: 3 Gateway Drive, #03-01, Westgate, 608532
Phone: 6369 9913
Opening hours: Sun to Thurs 11am- 11pm, Fri & Sat 11am-12am

Vatos Urban Tacos

Another Korean fusion establishment, Vatos Urban Tacos offers Korean-Mexican fare. Their Kimchi Carnitas Fries is sour, spicy, and cheesy all at once, served with generous toppings of sour cream, hot sauce, chopped onions, kimchi and cheese.

Vatos Urban Tacos
Address: 36 Beach Rd, Singapore 189677
Phone: 6385 6010
Opening hours: Sun to Thurs 12-11pm, Fri & Sat 12pm-12am

Chicken Up

While many head to Chicken Up for their Korean fried chicken, don’t overlook the fries on their menu. Order a serving of their Bulgogi Fries for a beefier version (pun intended) of your typical cheese fries fix.

Chicken Up
Address: 48 Tanjong Pagar Road #01-01 Singapore 088469
Phone: 6327 1203
Opening hours: Mon to Thu 5:30pm-2:00am; Fri & Sat: 5:30pm-3:00am; Sun: 5:30pm-12am
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8 Unbeatable Bak Kut Teh In Singapore (Pepper & Herbal)!

Last month, while presenting the Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes award, Taiwanese host Hu Gua jokingly grumbled about his weight to South Korean actor Park Hae Jin. The culprit behind his increased pant size?

Your favourite delicacy, bak kut teh.

It turns out that even tourists are fans of the Chinese ‘meat bone tea’! If you’re a foreigner who can’t wait to visit our sunny shores to try out our local cuisines — or a Singaporean who wants to hop on a bak kut teh adventure — get a load of this:

Pepper Version

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What do you look for in a restaurant? If your answer is efficient service and great food, then you can’t miss Song Fa. With food that tastes like home, a typical bowl of pork rib soup can cost up to $9.

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Song Fa also recently opened a new outlet at The Centrepoint. Word is, it’s modelled after the street hawker scene of the 1960s.

In addition to their grade A main and side dishes, Song Fa also serves their very own specialty tea called the King’s Garden Tea, where it’s made from chrysanthemum flowers and oolong tea leaves.

Song Fa Bak Kut Teh
Address: 11 New Bridge Road, #01-01
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9am to 9.15pm
Contact: 6533 6128

2. Ya Hua Bak Kut Teh

Not only is the food excellent, but the service is top-notch too. If you’ve been to Ya Hua — especially the Havelock branch — you would know that the crew has an exceptional memory. But enough about that, what about the food?

It’s marvellous. The pork liver and kidney are done just right. The bak kut teh is authentic, tender, and leaves you wanting more.

Ya Hua’s delectable dishes are slightly more expensive (it costs about $7.50) than the rest of the stalls in this list, but given the ambience and service quality, many say that it’s worth it.

Ya Hua Bak Kut Teh
Address: 593 Havelock Road, #01-01/02 Isetan Building
Opening hours: Sun 11am – 10pm; Tue & Thu 11am – 2am; Wed, Fri & Sat 11am – 3am; Closed on Monday
Contact: 6235 7716

3. Eunos MRT Bak Koot Teh

Eunos MRT is one of the few bak kut teh stalls that will refill their customers’ soups without them asking for it. And that’s not all. The soup is fragrant, the pork ribs are of generous size, and the youtiao is crispy.

Price starts from $5. As there aren’t enough parking lots, come around 11am to avoid disappointment. If you value taste over presentation (don’t we all?), head down to judge their bak kut teh for yourself!

Eunos MRT Bak Koot Teh
Address: 307 Changi Road
Opening hours: Uncertain

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Here’s another established bak kut teh stall in Singapore. Like Ya Hua, Founder’s bak kut teh is also on the pricey side. The soup has a pleasant, distinctive smell; and the ribs are juicy. Note: the restaurant only accepts cash!

Founder Bak Kut Teh @ Rangoon
Address: 154 Rangoon Road
Opening hours: Monday & Tuesday 9am to 11pm, Thursday to Sunday 9am to 11pm
Contact: 6292 0938
Email: [email protected], [email protected]

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Herbal Version

5. Sin Heng Claypot Bak Koot Teh

Raise your hand if you want to eat bak koot teh with a wide array of zi char dishes! Yes, it’s possible. And not only that; at Sin Heng Claypot, you get both the Teochew and Hokkien version of the meat bone tea. A full meal costs around $12.

One customer recommend eating it for supper to ensure a good night’s sleep. Keep calm and count sheep? More like, keep calm and eat bak koot teh.

Sin Heng Claypot Bak Koot Teh
Address: 439 Joo Chiat Road
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 7.30am to 4am
Contact: 6345 8754

6. Leon Kee Claypot Pork Rib Soup

At Leon Kee, you get the best of both worlds: tender pork ribs and thick, heavenly herbal broth. The Kuala Lumpur-styled bak kut teh costs $4.50. Most fans also recommend the side dishes (pig’s intestines and livers).

Leon Kee Claypot Pork Rib Soup
Address: 120 Bukit Merah Lane 1, #01-18, Alexandra Village Food Centre
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm

7. Seletar Nam Hoe

I practically grew up eating Seletar Nam Hoe’s bak kut teh. It wasn’t easy finding the stall after it relocated from the Seletar Hills Market and Hawker Centre (it was demolished more than 10 years ago).

I thank my lucky stars.

Here you’ll find a generous portion of meaty pork ribs at a pocket-friendly price. The soup is hot, rich, and savoury. The ribs are so thick and tender that you won’t mind having bits of it stuck in between your teeth. At just $5, you get your money’s worth.

I suggest having your meal here at around 11am. The crowd is not as packed as early in the morning. Brace yourself for the heat!

Seletar Nam Hoe Bak Kut Teh
Address: Block 105 Hougang Avenue 1, #02-07 Hainanese Village Centre
Opening hours: Daily (close on Wednesdays) 8am till sold out
Email: [email protected]

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Who’s the star of Marsiling Lane? Why, it’s none other than Hong Ji Claypot. I reckon many fans would agree that when it comes to braised pig intestines and bak kut teh, Hong Ji is in a league of its own. If you appreciate thick, comforting soup, look no further than this!

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Most of the dishes start from $5. Side dishes like peanuts, and youtiao will set you back a dollar. Finding seats can be a hassle, as the coffee shop is small. (It is, after all, located under a HDB block.) So if you want to drop by Hong Ji Claypot, make sure you know what you’re up against (but it’s all worth it)!

Hong Ji Claypot Bak Kut Teh
Address: #01-329, Block 19 Marsiling Lane
Opening hours: 8am to 9.45pm
Contact: 9682 2614
Email: [email protected]

I’m not sure about you. But I’m heading down to one of these places tonight. Can’t wait for some warm soupy goodness!

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Here’re 7 Of SG’s Best Prawn Mee – Soupy, Flavourful, Fragrant

Our local prawn mee tends to be overshadowed by other popular dishes (think: chicken rice and chilli crab). Tell a frequent visitor to our country about our hae mee, they’ll tilt their head and ask, “I beg your pardon? What’s this alien language you’re talking about?”

It’s not their fault. I reckon it’s not too late to show our love for the underrated dish. Here are 7 great stalls every prawn mee connoisseur must visit!

1. Geylang Prawn Noodle

When it comes to the best prawn mee in Singapore, you won’t forget about Geylang Prawn Noodle. At around $5 – $6, you get these medium sized freshwater prawns at superb quality. The eatery even hands out paper-made bowls for prawn shells. How’s that for recycling and cleanliness?

Judging from the usual crowd, it can be a pain in the butt to have your lunch here. If this is your first visit, consider heading down early!

Geylang Prawn Noodle
Address: 325 Upper Paya Lebar Road Quemoy Building
Contact: 9721 1571
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 8pm, Sunday 8am to 5pm

2. 545 Whampoa Prawn Noodles

545 Whampoa has quite a history — the stall is helmed by a third generation hawker. Young and talented, it goes without saying that Ruifang, the boss, is a master chef. The pork meat and prawns are sensational, and the broth is the food for Gods.

One thing’s for sure, Ruifang has done her family proud.

545 Whampoa Prawn Noodles
Address: 665 Buffalo Road, Tekka Centre, #01-326
Opening hours: Monday & Tuesday 6.30am to 2pm, Thursday & Friday 6.30am to 2pm, Sunday 6.30am to 1pm
Price: $4+

3. Jalan Sultan Prawn Mee

Just the name alone gives the impression that this prawn mee is made for the king. A common dish done uncommonly well, Jalan Sultan is one of the few stalls that gives free soup re-fills. A bowl of prawn mee costs $5, while the local favourite king prawn pork rib soup can set you back around $8.

Jalan Sultan Prawn Mee
Address: 2 Jalan Ayer
Opening hours: Monday 8am to 3.30pm, Wednesday to Sunday, 8am to 3.30pm
Contact: 6748 2488

4. Albert Street Prawn Noodles

See this hearty bowl of prawn noodles? Packed with flavour and a generous portion of yellow noodles (you may have it mixed with bee hoon), this stall is one of the main highlights of the Old Airport Road Food Centre.

Albert Street Prawn Noodles
Address: #01-10, Old Airport Road Food Centre, 51 Old Airport Road
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 6.30am to 4.30pm & 6pm to 4.30am
Contact: 9852 0881
Price: $5+

5. Beach Road Prawn Noodles

It only takes one look for your stomach to grumble for these magnificent prawns — this crunchy delicacy is begging to be eaten. Beach Road’s hae mee may be more expensive than other stalls, but judging by the crowd, it doesn’t look like anyone’s complaining.

Beach Road Prawn Noodles
Address: 370 East Coast Road
Opening hours: Wednesday to Monday 9am to 4pm
Contact: 6345 7196
Price: $7+

6. Noo Cheng Adam Road Prawn Noodle

The big prawns are naturally tender and flavourful. And for good reason, because they’re freshly caught from the sea. The soup is appetising, to boot. A bowl of this prawn mee costs around $5-$6. Rumour has it that the dry version tastes better.

Noo Cheng Adam Road Prawn Noodle
Address: #01-27, Adam Road Food Centre, 2 Adam Road
Contact: 9693 7961
Opening hours: Daily 9.30am to 4pm, 6.30pm to 2am

7. Wah Kee Big Prawn Noodles

There are four types of prawn mee to choose from at Wah Kee and they echo the five-multiplication table: $5, $10, $15, and $20. The $10 version is arguably the best choice of the lot.

Certainly more affordable than $15 and $20, and the portion is just right for a full meal. The garlicky soup has a tinge of spice, while the prawns are fresh and perfectly cooked. You can’t miss the prawn noodles at Wah Kee — that is, if you don’t mind queuing for at least an hour. True story.

Wah Kee Big Prawn Noodles
Address: #01-15, Pek Kio Market And Food Centre, 41A Cambridge Road
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 7.30am to 2pm
Contact: 9688 3633

Getting the hunger pangs? Me too. Consider visiting these food stalls and let us know your experience on Facebook. We promise we’ll love it.

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13 Eateries Open All Day All Night For Your Late Night Meal!

There’s just no telling when the hunger pangs would start kicking in. Whether you had a super late day at work, or you’re just craving for a snack. Luckily, Singapore is in fact the food city that never sleeps.

No matter what time it is, come rain or snow (I wish), these places open all day err day to satisfy your tummy rumblings. So grab your nearest BFF and head down to these food joints for a sinful night of indulgence.

1. Fei Fei Wanton Mee

Undoubtedly one of the most raved about Wanton Mee in Singapore, it is perhaps unfortunate that portions are quite small. However, the springy texture and delicious flavor of the noodles make up for it. At ($4), I would recommend ordering it dry with added chilli sauce to complement the overall taste.

Fei Fei Wanton Mee
Location: Sin Wah Coffeeshop, 62 Joo Chiat Place, S (427785)
Contact: 6345 7515

2. Diandin Leluk

Situated in Little Thailand, as it is affectionately known by locals, Diandin Leluk is the biggest Thai eatery in Golden Mile Complex. Popular dishes include Green Curry Chicken ($10) and Red Ruby ($3), a Thai coconut-milk dessert to cool off the spiciness. To sweeten the deal, there is also no service charge and GST!

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Diandin Leluk
Location: #01-67/68/69, Golden Mile Complex, 5001 Beach Road, S (199588)
Contact: 6293 5101

3. RK Eating House

Regularly packed with a plethora of youths, especially late at night, RK House offers an extensive menu of North Indian Cuisine. Nestled in the boisterous Serangoon Gardens, give their crispy Plain Roti Prata ($1.20) a go. For drinks with friends, go for a Milo Tower ($12) to share.

RK Eating House
Location: 1A Kensington Park Road, S (557253)
Contact: 6289 5379

4. 333 Bak Kut Teh

It’s a shame that this place doesn’t get nearly as much attention as compared to Founder’s Bak Kut Teh. Their Pork Ribs Soup ($6) is on par with Founder’s in terms of flavour and tenderness. The peppery aftertaste of the refillable soup really hits the spot too! I recommend completing your meal with Salted Vegetable ($2) and Tou Fu Skin ($2).

333 Bak Kut Teh
Location: 333 Balestier Road, S (329765)
Contact: 6352 6192

5. Meng’s Kitchen

Aww yesss, this Bak Chor Mee ($4) is so good that it deserves visits at least 2-3 times a week. The chilli and vinegar base perfectly provides the platform for the bouncy and chewy noodles to truly shine. Don’t get me started on the meatballs. Trust me, a single bowl is never enough.

Meng’s Kitchen
Location: 246B Upper Thomson Road, S (574370)
Contact: 6455 4890

6. Yong He Eating House

Located at a place synonymous with Singapore’s red light district, Yong He is the ideal place to try or reminisce Taiwanese delights at any time of the day. Their signature dishes include the Soya Bean Drink ($1.50), Beancurd ($2), and of course, who can leave out the silky vermicelli in a thick, flavorful broth – the savoury Mee Sua ($4) aka Taiwanese noodles.

Yong He Eating House
Location: 517 Geylang Road, S (389473)
Contact: 6745 5682

7. Al-Ameen

The North has always been kind of a downer for supper, with almost a very limited selection of places that you could go for that 4am craving. Not anymore! Branching out from their origins in Bukit Timah, Al-Ameen serves up Thai Muslim favourites. For a gratifying experience, Butter Chicken ($7) with a side of Naan is the way to go.

Al-Ameen
Location: #01-11, 35 Marsiling Industrial Estate Road, S (739257)
Contact: 6366 1740

8. Changi Airport 24 Hr Food Gallery

We all know that Changi Airport houses many 24-hour food choices. There’s McDonalds, KFC, 1983, Swensens, and so on… But, for a true dining experience that showcases Singapore’s cultural diversity, look no further than the 24 Hr Food Gallery at T1. Hey, what can go wrong with a plate of chicken rice or a bowl of steaming Laksa?

Changi Airport 24 Hr Food Gallery (T1)
Location: Airport Blvd, Changi Airport International Airport Terminal 1, S (819642)
Contact: 6543 4881

9. TCC

One of my favourite places to go to for a quiet read, TCC at the International Building at Orchard Road is a quiet and cosy location for late night mugging or meet-ups. The food is delicious and portions are generous, albeit on the pricier side. I would recommend a Dark Devotion ($13) to go with a cup of House Blend ($5.80).

TCC at International Building
Location: #01-01, 360 Orchard Road, International Building, S (238869)
Contact: 6732 3696
Closed for renovation from 3 May to 2 June 2016

10. 126 Dim Sum

As a regular patron, ‘Wan Dou Sek’ offers a no-frills dining experience of value for money dim sum. Usual delights include Carrot Cake ($4), Siew Mai ($3.20), and Man Tou with Chili Crab Sauce ($6). The major downside is that it may be hard to find a parking spot, and dishes may not be consistent from time to time.

126 Dim Sum
Location: 126 Sims Avenue, S (387449)
Contact: 6746 4757

11. Al-Azhar

Another place that serves Indian cuisine, Al-Azhar also offers an extensive menu which includes some Western cuisine selections. A food rival with Al-Ameen, which coincidentally is a mere walking distance away, Al-Azhar has its own charm. Tuck in to popular dish Butter Chicken ($7), and complement it with a side of Egg Thosai ($2).

Al-Azhar
Location: 11/11A Cheong Chin Name Road, S (599736)
Contact: 6466 5052

12. Wong Chiew Restaurant

Renamed from Wong Chiew Eating House, this humble food joint serves a ‘chapalang’ of dishes. They offer dim sum and porridge for a delicious light meal or roasted meat and plenty of zi-char style dishes for a satisfying heavy meal. Not forgetting to mention, Wong Chiew’s famous Kampong Bucket Chicken ($14 for half-chicken), chicken served in herbal broth marinade. Till this day, the recipe remains a closely guarded secret.

Wong Chiew Restaurant
Location: 19 Sembawang Road, S (779075)
Contact: 6456 6838

13. New Mahamoodiya

What better way to end off the list with yet another Prata place! Situated just outside the effervescent Simpang Bedok area, New Mahamoodiya emanates a rustic, kampong style atmosphere. Pratas are their specialty, which come freshly made and piping hot. Their Egg Prata ($1.50) comes with chopped onions, adding a distinctive taste to the dish.

New Mahamoodiya
Location: 335 Bedok Road, S (469510)
Contact: 6243 2086

Ladies and gents, with such an avalanche of food options at your fingertips, there’s no need to be hungry at any time of the day anymore. I know I won’t be!

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Enjoy Great Food At Home – 10 Food Delivery Options For You

With the rise in the number of food delivery services in Singapore, eating at home now has a whole new meaning. Today, we can enjoy restaurant quality food delivered to our doorsteps, without even stepping out of the house.

Here are 10 delicious food places that can now be delivered to your home. *You’ll need to check on both Deliveroo and FoodPanda if that particular F&B can be delivered to your address

1. Nandos

Thanks to delivery services like Food Panda and Deliveroo, the world famous flame grilled Peri-Peri chicken is now available for delivery! Founded in 1987, Nandos started out as a small restaurant in the humble town of Rosettenville, South Africa. Well known for its signature spicy Peri-Peri sauce, Nandos won the hearts (& tummies) of many when it opened its first restaurant here in sunny Singapore.

Order the Quarter Chicken ($10.90) or the delicious Espetada ($17.90) for delivery right to your dining table and pick from 4 levels of spiciness, ranging from Lemon & Herb Peri-Peri to Extra Hot Peri-Peri.

Nandos
Delivery services: Food Panda, Deliveroo
Delivery Fee: $5 (Food Panda), $3 (Deliveroo)
Delivery Time: 10am-10pm

2. Cedele

Imagine a plateful of steaming Rosemary Chicken, drizzled with cranberry sauce and a dab of mayonnaise ($8.50), or a warm Turkey, Ham & Bacon sandwich stuffed with melted mozzarella ($9.50). Tempted?

Cedele can now be ordered online through the Deliveroo website and app. Besides sandwiches, Cedele also has a variety of cakes and soups ready to be sent out of the shop and into your home.

Cedele
Delivery Service: Deliveroo
Delivery Fee: $3
Delivery Time: 11:30am-10pm

3. Fatboys

Move aside fast food burgers; make way for the real fat burgers. With one outlet stationed at Upper Thomson road and the other along Joo Chiat Road, Fatboys is a rare find in Singapore.

Popular for their huge portions and scrumptious burgers, it’s always a struggle to get a seat in their restaurant at dinnertime. Fatboys’ signature Fat Basterd ($19.80) is just one of their many burgers available on the to-order menu.

Fatboys
Delivery Services: Food Panda, Deliveroo
Delivery Fee: $5 (Food Panda), $3 (Deliveroo)
Delivery Time: 3pm-9:30pm

4. No Signboard Seafood

Hungry for good seafood but lazy to make your way to the restaurant and wait for a seat? We feel you. Well, now you can have No Signboard Seafood’s classic Chilli Brown crab ($128) anywhere you like.

Opened in 1970s, No Signboard Seafood started off as a stall in Mattar Road Hawker Centre, without a signboard (duh!). Now, almost 40 years later, No Signboard Seafood has grown to 4 outlets, and you can have their food delivered to you.

No Signboard Seafood
Delivery Service: Food Panda
Delivery Fee: $6
Delivery Time: 11am-10pm

5. Golden Pillow

The name says it all. Golden Pillow is famous for its… golden pillow! At first glance, the golden pillow is just a big bun, but the magic happens when you cut into that big bun. The aroma of the curry can be smelt even before it is cut open. The bun is literally oozing with delicious golden curry.

Choose from 4 different flavours of curry, ranging from the classic chicken curry ($14.80) to mutton curry ($17.80). Their delivery menu also has other dishes such as their Sambal Chicken Drumsticks ($18).

Golden Pillow
Delivery Services: Food Panda
Tel: 6323 8933 (in-house)
Delivery Fee: $3 (in-house), $4 (Food Panda)
Delivery Time: 11am-8:30pm

6. Manhattan Fish Market

Manhattan Fish Market is a restaurant that is located in most of our neighbourhood malls, island-wide. Serving up crispy batters of fish and chips, pastas, and soups, Manhattan Fish Market is the place to go for a great western meal.

Manhattan Fish Market
Delivery Service: Food Panda
Delivery Fee: $5
Delivery Time: 11am-9:30pm

7. Timbre

Craving for a glorious western dinner spread? On their menu, Timbre has a wide variety of western dishes for you to choose from. Order their Roasted Duck with Hoisin Sauce ($20.50) or their delightful Beef Con Carne Pizza ($20.50) and enjoy the meal at home.

Timbre
Delivery Service: Food Panda
Delivery Fee: $4
Delivery Time: 12pm-9:30pm 

8. Maki-san

Located at The Cathay and Katong, this sushi place is taking sushi to a whole new level. Just one roll is enough to keep you full for an entire afternoon.

Maki-san specialises in serving customisable sushi rolls that are packaged in cute little Japanese boxes. Choose from a large list of ingredients and have a say in what kind of meat and vegetables you’d like in your roll. There are also other ready-made recipes that you can pick from which includes the Salmon Says ($9.90), the Roast N Roll ($8.90) and more.

Maki-san
Delivery Services: Food Panda
Delivery Fee: $8 (in-house), $4 (Food Panda)
Delivery Time: 11am-9:30pm

9. 4 Fingers

Craving for some delicious crispy fried chicken? 4 Fingers has just what you need. Choose between their signature soy garlic flavour, spicy hot flavour or their tasty mixed flavour. Be warned though, it doesn’t matter what you choose, because you’ll get hooked.

Order their huge 9 piece drumstick combo ($31.73) and feast like a king, or order their 6 piece combo ($10.23) that comes with fries and a soft drink.

4 Fingers
Delivery Service: Food Panda
Delivery Fee: $5
Delivery Time: 11am-8pm

10. Rochor Beancurd

After every dinner, one must always have dessert. Forget the usual ice-cream and waffles; try the classic beancurd for a change! Perfect for a late night dessert treat or a morning breakfast fix, you can have beancurd at any time of the day.

Rochor Beancurd
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