Teochew Beef Kway Teow (Closed)

It was the after lunch hour and also an half day for the office people before the public holiday. I was craving for beef noodles but many hawkers were seen packing up while some are already closed for business. Then i chanced upon this stall where there isnt a queue at all and the uncle is still cooking. Ordered a bowl of goodness and it was only $3!! The soup was heavenly too. The meatballs are handmade.The auntie is very friendly and asked to take a seat first and have a drink first as the coo

"Arraaagggh.. I hate you!" My non-beef eating colleagues would whine whenever I opened the lid of pipping hot beef kway teow da-bao from Amoy. The smell of the soup would always lure them to my workstation, howling away non-stop about the injustice of smelling something so whet-appetizing, yet unable to taste it.. It was just a simple looking bowl of teochew beef kway teow. Yet, the fragrance that came forth from the soup was so irresistible! The soup seldom disappoints in the taste area to