Qiu Lian Traditional Ban Mee - Food Republic

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Finally Qiu Lian Ban Mian had opened a branch in the West after so many years. But the menu seem to be slightly different, this branch did not sell dry version of Ban Mian.Nevertheless I ordered the normal Soup You Mian with minced meat at $4.50. I saw in the kitchen that the You Mian was freshly came out from the noodle machine when I ordered.The Soup You Mian came steaming hot, the soup was too hot to eat immediately. I had to wait a few minutes to cool down before eating. I always like Qiu Li

Tried their dumpling ban mee which costs $5.50. The texture of the noodles is smooth and isn't too hard or too soft. The dumplings tasted average but the skin of the dumplings isn't too thick so the fillings could be tasted clearly with every bite. The fried ikan bilis is crispy and I love that it enhances the taste of the soup. The vegetables are fresh too and adds colour to the dish. The chilli is sweet and goes well with the dumplings.

Good news, people in the west side of singapore gets to enjoy a bowl of reputable Qiu Lian Traditional Ban Mee now as they have set up a stall located in Food Republic of Westgate. But bad news for current ban mee stalls, you do have some competition now. For those who are a fan of Qiu Lian Ban Mee and residing in the west, their presence would have save your travel time.I had my first bowl of Qiu Lian Ban Mee from Lau Pa Sat but that didn't give me that kind of "wow" factor that most of them ha

Ordered a bowl of fried fish ban mian for takeaway and it costed $5.80. The soup gets slightly salty when reaching the bottom. There were around 5 pieces of fish and they tasted average. Texture was soft and batter was soggy when soaked in the soup. Soup was not oily though. There were also lots of vegetables in it. The ban noodles were also cooked nicely and were not hard nor soft, or lumpy. Overall it was a decent meal.