lemon grass beef skewers excellent too. crab soup a bit like bun rieu so so for me.
Pho bo tai was pretty good too. I thought the broth was a good balance between the beefy savoury and sweetness.
22 reviews of Mrs Pho "Their pho is goooood. The place is tiny industrial-cool, dim in a hip kind of way, and that kind of squished that makes you feel real cozy with your companions and all the people a table over. Food was really quite…
After having tried all of the items on the menu though, the best one is still just the plain signature beef noodles
I've been going through the other items at Siye Niula, and that ganchaomian above looked better than it tasted. At least it came with a side of their clear soup, which I liked much more. The other thing that I've since tried here is their hongshao bowl, whose deep-tasting soup is pretty good. But I still prefer the clear original.
So I've rotated through a few of the other bowls available at Siye Niula, particularly the suancai version above, as well as the mala one.
There is a spicy option available for that bowl above, but that one isn't it. It's just the non-spicy version of LeNu's tomato broth.
The noodles were good – springy, eggy, with a nice truffle fragrance, although the truffle fragrance went off after a while. I recommend rationing the caviar with the noodles – it added a nice briny touch.
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This is a very promising bowl of Wanton Mee at Market Street Interim Hawker Centre. Just look at the amount of ingredients in my $3.50 bowl.
Zok Noodle House at Raffles City serves dishes typically found in casual diners in Hong Kong and Macau. The signature dish is Fresh Prawn Wanton Noodle but dim sum, curry noodles and chicken chop rice are among the items on its menu.
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Xing Ji Big Prawn Noodle at Raffles City offers a decent version of prawn mee & ngoh hiang and noodles & rice dishes - including pao fan.
