![East Coast Park](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEguSmB7LCDqE6qMfvKwaH5qLBhmbD1UDMXvjLDU1YnxRy8EZygypTbTLy0jZsiu4qJdvHROj0mOfGwOpGSKy1yVaTCy2_kwA1kzECc_gvOx-F3kEO7_lfetEj87cCzdmJmqgMAb_OBqPnv3/s200/PB130573_blog.jpg)
The sun was setting behind the city casting an orange glow over the shore and beach dotted with people either packing up for the day or settling in for the night. Crowds started to gather in the restaurants which we shunned in favour of the ‘East Coast
![Duck porridge, East Coast Lagoon Food Village](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgClpy9R0_4ohyphenhyphen0z2s7unPcflegjPOyAqKpjzNd4ru2ilLJm8gr8eFiaFgyRqKhZnw_3JytaFr_HlxLiPy2V-C1q8EURA8z-r1_hZL4HnnvO-hAPjS90RQ7KZ0_cSH0AJZEpKJXh_yPtSa0/s200/PB130591_blog.jpg)
It is without doubt the most lively hawker centre we have encountered. After running the gauntlet of countless satay stands, we found a long queue waiting for duck rice and porridge. Moments later Mrs M was tucking into her rice while I slurped the glutinous rice porridge and intense duck-flavoured gravy.
The fish stands look good for next time…..
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