A customer reported finding mouldy noodles at a stall in Bedok 85 Market, prompting concerns about food safety. While the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) found no immediate violations during an inspection, the stall operator was reminded to maintain good hygiene practices.
November 24, 2024 1:20 AMStomp contributor Shirley was left disgusted by the Hokkien mee from a stall at Bedok 85 Market .
Shirley recounted: "I had started eating when my husband realised the colour of the noodles was different. The more we ate, the more we saw of it and we realised the noodles were mouldy. In response to a Stomp query, SFA said it inspected the food establishment and did not detect any food safety lapses during the inspection.
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