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Review (3)
Level2 2013-08-27
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This is a very nice minced meat noodle here in Newton.it got a rich soup base and lots of minced meat and ingredients.i always taste the dry mee pok..it comes out the best taste in it.it got pork ball,fried wanton,fresh meat with a stew mushroom base.this is the origins of a minced meat noodles.i came to patronised this stall quite often,once you taste it you will like it.and its minced meat noodle soup also taste great too.please come and have a try and you will like n love it. continue reading
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Level4 2013-04-04
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Newton hawker centre is surprisingly a popular place for breakfast for several drivers, apparent from how filled the carpark is in the morning. For breakfast, usually its only the front row stalls that are opened. Chose this stall after seeing it does not not have any queue and i can sit just beside the stall and wait to be served. Ordered the handmade meatball noodle. Always like such meatballs if they are crunchy and crispy, i was not disappointed. At least it did not taste like it was left over since last night, they probably fried it only this morning. Also 6 balls were given. I also like that the fact that the dry noodle sauce mix is not too dry, so it keeps your noodles semi wet. i dun like those where very little sauce is given and sometimes yr noodles will clogged up. The soup however was very bland and i rather do without. Not an alcohol fan but maybe i shd try the xo version next time. continue reading
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Level4 2013-03-02
99 views
Bak chor mee here is quite good. Springy noodles with bouncy fishcake/ball and mince meat and a tasty sauce. Nothing exceptionally spectacular, but no complains tastewise. Comes packaged in quite an environmentally friendly paper container too! Priced affordably at about four dollars for a standard bowl of noodles. Noodles tend to clump up when left for awhile in the container. continue reading
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