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2012-06-03
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If you're looking for a healthier alternative, look no further! Soup Spoon offers both nutritious and pocket-friendly meals that actually taste good!My mum, sis and I decided to lunch at Soup Spoon one Saturday while shopping as we wanted something good and did not require any queuing. I ordered the Tokyo Stew and a Thai Chicken Vermicelli.My favourite soup so far, out of the 5 that I have tried. This is a clear broth, but its layered flavour hints at hours of stewing, unlike the MSG flavoured
My mum, sis and I decided to lunch at Soup Spoon one Saturday while shopping as we wanted something good and did not require any queuing. I ordered the Tokyo Stew and a Thai Chicken Vermicelli.My favourite soup so far, out of the 5 that I have tried. This is a clear broth, but its layered flavour hints at hours of stewing, unlike the MSG flavoured soups you get some places. The soup has chicken chunks, carrots, mushrooms and lotus roots.Another favourite of mine, this salad comes with a slightly sour and spicy sauce that you can drizzle over the greens, vermicelli and chicken bits. The blend of sour and spicy makes this a suitable appetizer.
My mum ordered the Tokyo Stew as well, but with the Indochine Prawn wrap.She initially wanted to try the Roast Duck wrap but it was unavailable that day. According to her, the wrap tasted a little like my Thai Chicken Vermicelli, but less sour. I took a bite of her wrap to try, and I still find my salad the better choice
My sister tried the Boston Clam Chowder
which is a thick starchy soup with lots of clam in it. I felt that the chowder was very jelat. But tasty as a whole and might be suitable for someone looking for a filling meal.All in all, Soup Spoon remains my top choice for a satisfying lunch or dinner. Its also very worthwhile to eat here during the weekends because they have buddy and family promotion packages!
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