Singapore - Soup Restaurant
One of the best discoveries we made in Singapore (also maybe one of the worst, but that is another story) was found by mistake. We were in Paragon and had actually wanted to eat @ Din Tai Fung. After finding out the truth! (as I said, another story) we moved on to the restaurant next to it.
The restaurant seems to specialize in chinese herbal soups. They have many to choose from in the menu and as a soup lover, I just had to try!
The restaurant seems to specialize in chinese herbal soups. They have many to choose from in the menu and as a soup lover, I just had to try!
The soup we ordered was the black chicken, mushroom and dried scallop soup. Doesn't look particularly special but the soup was delicious!! Just the right amount of herbal taste with hints of flavor from the dried scallops and shredded ginger. Very good!!
The next dish to arrive is the steamed minced pork with salted egg. The mince pork came with some thinnish black sauce and had a salted egg yolk in the middle. I thought that it would be very salty, what with the black sauce and salted egg yolk but it turned out to be just nice. I would call this comfort food, very well made comfort food!!!
The last dish to arrive was the star of the day!! It was steamed chicken (like hainanese chicken rice). Half a chicken deboned and chopped up served with a delicious ginger dipping sauce, slices of cucumber and lettuce leaves to wrap everything up. The chicken was super smooth, not tough in any way. You would need to try it to believe!!!
Imagine the best steamed chicken you have eaten, I'm sure this is better!!! Do not miss the chance to try this out when visiting Singapore. It is well worth queue up for, although we did not as there were not many people around @ the time.
Makan Kings's ratings - 8.5 out of 10
Cheers,
-Tofu Delivery King-
Imagine the best steamed chicken you have eaten, I'm sure this is better!!! Do not miss the chance to try this out when visiting Singapore. It is well worth queue up for, although we did not as there were not many people around @ the time.
Makan Kings's ratings - 8.5 out of 10
Cheers,
-Tofu Delivery King-
10 Comments:
I tried Din Tai Fong at Taipei and Singapore before. Only one word to describe it "YUCKS" !!!
Come Malaysia and try Dragon-I .. you will suprise !
wow, I would have loved to try each dish you have pictured! I am glad this dinner worked out for you! Yes, please tell the story of Ding Tai Fond!
Yeahh share the dirt heheh ;P
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Have the makan kings gone on a diet? Becoming too fat? Not eating anymore?
What is the name of this soup restaurant?
jackson - Check out our latest post for the answer.
anonymous - Exactly my sentiment.
lannae - Story told in the latest post.
teckiee - Shared! :P
ruby - Busy la bro. But thanks for your continued support!
bayi - The restaurant's name is "Soup Restaurant"
jackson - Not sure about the Taipei branch, but I do agree with anonymous about the Singapore branch. Maybe they're too famous to care about quality anymore?
Cheers
-Tofu Delivery King-
Chicken rice, Singapore favourite dish and also my fav.
henry leong - The steam chicken variety is GOOD!~ I have to say that yes, chicken rice is super famous and popular in Singapore but when we tried the uber famous Chatterbox one in Meritus hotel, it was a disappointment. Maybe we were building up to it too much.
Cheers,
-Tofu Delivery King-
This seems to be great site for providing restaurant, Food, dine, services for people. I would surely like to try their service.
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