Ming Kitchen Seafood (Bugis)

Hmmm...Ming Kitchen at Queens Street is just one of the many branches around the island and I was not expecting anythiing great but standard tze-char fare.Nevertheless, it did a decent job of the XO Fish Soup Noodles and when the steaming bowl of hot soup was placed in front of me, I almost went drunk immediately because of the potent dose of XO in it!The dish itself looked rather bland and I had to dig up the greener veggies to take a nicer-looking photo of the noodles.Boy! When I took a sip o

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Hmmm...Ming Kitchen at Queens Street is just one of the many branches around the island and I was not expecting anythiing great but standard tze-char fare.

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Nevertheless, it did a decent job of the XO Fish Soup Noodles and when the steaming bowl of hot soup was placed in front of me, I almost went drunk immediately because of the potent dose of XO in it!

The dish itself looked rather bland and I had to dig up the greener veggies to take a nicer-looking photo of the noodles.

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Boy! When I took a sip of the soup, it was an 'alcoholic's delight'. They definitely did not stinge on the XO and too many a spoonfuls would surely render a weaker vessel drunk. It is definitely NOT a dish for children or those allergic to alcohol.

They were not very generous with the fish slices and just as well cos they were a tad too fishy. I also found the fish skin rather rubbery, a sign that the fish was not fresh.

I would recommend this dish if you just want the booze in the soup

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