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I'd recommend coming here after the dining crowd has gone as the condiments in the soup tends to be more bountiful at the end of the day. We wanted a light dinner but ended up leaving really full cause there were a lot of ingredients in the soup.Herbal Chicken SoupLots of 'dang gui' essence inside and there was noticeably a lot of herbs used to make this soup. There was an entire chicken leg inside which was really juicy and full of meat.Buddha Jump over the wallLots of mushroom, yam, and fish maw inside. You can see that this soup will really give a lot of energy to the Buddha to 'successfully' jump over the wall.
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Had lunch with a business partner here after our meeting. He recommended me to try the herbal soups from this famous soup stall. I ordered the lotus root soup with rice for $5.00. The soup was full of ingredients. It got lotus root, peanuts and pork ribs too. The soup got nice peanut taste and not salty. The texture of pork ribs was soft and not chewy. It was filling with the rice.
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I settled my dinner tonight at Lao Huo Tang. There is always long queue especially during meal time. Actually, this stall has been sprawling across Singapore quite a long time, because they offered a "healthier" choice for their customers.I ordered the Pear Pork Ribs Soup and Pumpkin Rice, where the soup with no MSG added I think. Look at the shinning golden pear, it was attractive definitely. Its texture was smooth and soft.Besides, the meat portion was generous, and I love its Pumpkin Rice, it tasted awesome. The soup costed $4.50, while the pumpkin rice was $0.80.
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