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The store is the 4th store on the right from the main entrance. Heard from a friend who studies in Ngee Ann Poly that the fish soup bee hoon is nice so decided to head down one Saturday afternoon for lunch. The store has a variety of different staple. the usual thick and thin bee hoon and ee-fu noodle. & the not so usual macaroni, maggi mee. Ordered the usual thick fried fish bee hoon with milk and XO. The store owner is very cheerful. He kept saying chinese XO = hua diao jiu. & even ask if we w
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The store is the 4th store on the right from the main entrance. Heard from a friend who studies in Ngee Ann Poly that the fish soup bee hoon is nice so decided to head down one Saturday afternoon for lunch.
The store has a variety of different staple. the usual thick and thin bee hoon and ee-fu noodle. & the not so usual macaroni, maggi mee.
Ordered the usual thick fried fish bee hoon with milk and XO. The store owner is very cheerful. He kept saying chinese XO = hua diao jiu. & even ask if we want to get drunk.. LOL.
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Soup: Flavourful but needs more XO aka 花雕酒 (hua diao jiu).
Noodle: Springy and tends to get starchy as the meal carries on.
Fried fish: Not crispy as it was probably fried some time ago. no fishy taste so it was quite alright.
Other ingredients: There were some strands of vegetable. you can add more vegetables or bitter gourd for additional $0.50.. Fried shallots are optional.

Overall, I won't purposely head down to eat the fish soup as I can get nicer ones outside.
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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Date of Visit
2013-01-12
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$3 (Lunch)