200 Victoria Street, Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021 #02-46
$5 · Halal Certified · Cafe · Thai · Boat Noodle
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Rated 4.0/5.0 3 years ago
Tasty boat noodles. My favourite was the first flavour with beef. Love the grilled chicken too, it was so tender and juicy, pairs really well with the sauce provided too. The red ruby desert, however, tasted quite artificial. We cant really make what it taste like but we definitely did not like it. The mango sticky rice was not bad.
Rated 5.0/5.0 2 years ago
The bowls are small like melaka chendol size, but with the combo meal for 5 bowls and a drink for 11 dollars is quite worth it, you will be quite full. I recommend to skip the kuay chap, and the tom yam is the best. Both beef and chicken options are cooked nicely. Recommend if you are craving soupy noodles. The table was small and was just nice for me eating alone, although i can see you can squeeze 2 people. Just make sure to clear the bowls before more orders come. Good that they provided free tissue, slurping up the noodles will sure make you need them. Staff are friendly and accommodating and help explain patiently to new customers like myself.
Rated 3.0/5.0 2 years ago
The hot steamy sangkayaa is delicious. The boat noodle on the other hand though, it's not to my liking. The dried beancurd and minced chicken were too dry and hard to swallow. The soup can be stronger in taste.
Rated 3.0/5.0 3 years ago
Highlights - Small bowls of 5-6 spoonfuls of various traditional Thai broth(tom yam,spicy herbal,sweet soy,herbal) with rice/springy noodles made tasting different flavours broth possible and each only S$1.50! It's snack platter with deep fried chix skin, calamari, chix wings and vegetables taste good too. mains dishes like phad Thai and crabmeat fried rice however was not as well executed and lacked a punch in terms of flavours. Desserts came saving e day once again with the savoury kaya pandan SteameD fluffy bread and sweet Mango w sticky glutinous rice. Both tasted good so were the Thai milk tea to end the meal! Avg. Price per Person - S$20
Rated 3.0/5.0 2 years ago
Came for lunch. The boat noodles is $1.80++. Per bowl. For the fun to try, is OK. The pad Thai taste ok. Not too sweet.. But the ingredients are made far too long ago. Chicken discoloured.. and tau kua is hard... Cannot bit thru. Could at least deep fry again before the lunch crowd comes in... The chicken skin is a nice side.. The roasted chicken is a bit flat... Like already pre roasted long ago. then when order , just microwave... The skin was not crispy.. and inside the chicken is a bit flat. A bit no taste... The drinks, I feel is a bit expensive..$5 for a Thai milk tea.. $4.5 for a normal ice lemon tea... Which they just write as Thai ice lemon tea... Bill came up to 40+ on the APP, that we use to order.. Just shows with TAX.. means GST. But when we pay at counter... There is additional Service Charge of 10% Wonder how many people see the amount on app.... Then start to count AA... Then when go counter pay... Then realize the outlet charge another extra cost. Overall... Just come for the experience
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