Boon Tong Kee Kway Chap Braised Duck

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http://www.umakemehungry.com/2016/08/boon-tong-kee-kway-chap.htmlHeading to Zion Riverside Food Centre, we decided to give the usual Char Kway Teow Stall a miss and go for something different. Reading the Signboard twice to confirm what I had misread during my first glimpse as I had associated the name with Boon Tiong Kee, the famous chicken rice restaurant. There is a few Kway Chap stall but being the typical Singaporean, we joined the stall with the queue as compare to the other which had none

value for $usually calls for a long q.. we were there rather early and so no q...This is a set which sets u bk by $4. but very complete... the rice is flavoured - nice, comes with salted vege (v soft), duck, egg, bean curd.. u have the options of adding other ingredients (gizzards, intestines, etc).The bean curd is very well marinated.. all the way to the inner portions..I love their soup .. very strong flavoured herbal soup!!

I had this a few years back and remember it to be pretty good, so I had this again when I was in the vicinity.This time I felt like it's not as nice as it used to be. The rice was a little hard and the braised sauce and the duck, pig's intestines etc wasn't as fragrant as I hoped it'll be. There also wasn't any pork or pig's skin included in the set. I still prefer the kway chap from ABC food centre.

This stall is the best kway chup that I ever tried. At first hearing their name,i thought it was boon tong kee chicken rice but after that then realize there's no link at all. Their kway chup is cheap and nice, like this only cost $3.50. The soup have a mild herbal taste, then their 3 layer meat was very soft and tender, I like it with their thick sauce. This stall always very long queue, so waiting time sometimes can take about 30mins long.

This stall always has long queues. Question is whether it is worth queuing and my opinion is that it's a resounding yes! Obviously, one must try the kway chap. The tau kwa is soft and the pig innards are fresh. The sauce is somewhat sweet and very fragrant. The meats are all well executed and there are always celebrities visiting the stall. So visit them and perhaps you can catch a glimpse of your favourite celebrity. Prices are certainly affordable at around $3.80 per person per serving.

The duck kway teow from this stall has always been at the top of my list whenever i am craving for it. The duck was nicely braised and de-boned to serve it with the smooth and soft kway teow. The portion of duck meat given was quite generous. The thick braised sauce tasted fragrant and goes well with the kway teow. A bowl of herbal-ish soup was served with the duck kway teow. I really enjoyed it.

I actually didn't think I will have the pork knuckle but when I saw the person's order before me looked so delicious, I changed my mind and settled for it. The meat was certainly tender and well stewed with spices and the sauce were aromatic enough. The knuckle was big for me and it was worth the money which was at $4.50. It came with a bowl of soup which was tasty. Yummy.

This stall is quite famous, having been featured in numerous television shows in the past and with many photographs of local celebrities together with the stall owner. I was expecting quite a lot from my kway chap given its fame and it did not disappoint. The braised products that I ordered are all very well flavoured. The braised duck especially is very good, it is very tender and each piece sort of just melts in your mouth. The kway is also smooth and thin and the soup has a very nice herbal t

The kway chap here is very interesting as lots of generous side dishes are placed on a plate to go along with the thick broad rice noodles soup. The rice noodles are very smooth and easy the chew. The soup base is is filled with very fragrant dark soya sauce flavour and also different types of chinese spices and pork meat sweetness in it. Especially like to eat their small pig intestines and sliced pork belly which are both equallly tender and chewy. The chilli sauce is also slightly sweet an

Another good stall to try when you are at River Valley Zion Riverside Food Centre is the Boon Tong Kee Kway Chap Braised Duck stall. You can either order the kway chap or the braised duck hor fun. I order the mix kway chap this time round. The kway chap is very smooth and the soup is very tasty. The ingredients in the kway chap taste very fresh and it well marinated.

This is still one of the better kway chap that i have eaten. My partner suggested to have lunch at Zion Riverside Food Centre this afternoon. The first thought that came to my mind was to have kway chap from this particular stall again.A set for 1 pax is still at $3.00. For $3.00, you will get a mixture of braised egg, tau kwa, tau pok, big intestine and braised meat together with a bowl of kway. Their chilli happened to be one of the best amongst other kway chap stalls that i tried. It has got

We happened to see this stall in an episode with Kym Ng,. She recommended this store so we came here to try I go for the braised duck ,small intestine,tau pok I must say the ‘kway’ here is very good,it was very fine & smooth, while the chilli is a good balance of spicyOverall i rate 8/10

This stall has couple of pictures taken with celebrities that visited the stall, mainly local artistes. Even with all these 'advertising' hanging at the stall, the lady owner has never been proud and in fact she's always friendly and humble. They have a wide selections from braised duck, braised pork to stewed egg and stewed pork legs too.This is my second time eating at this stall and so far do find overall nice with those I had eaten. With 3 sides and they cost me $3.50, along with the bowl of

My family and I were out on a weekend for lunch and we decided to have kway chap. Their kway chap here is really tasty and affordable. The kway is smooth and the soup was delicious. I also ordered their pig's intestines which were chewy and tender to bite. Those who enjoy teochew food should give it a try!

This has been a stall that i patronize regularly recently. I have tried their duck kway teow and duck rice so far and i came back to try their kway chap this time.A kway chap set for 1 person is only $3.50. I came at an off peak period but there was still a queue right in front of this stall, the customer in front of me and the after, happened to order kway chap too.The Kway was really smooth in the slight herbal tasting stewing sauce. And, the ingredients like braised meat, tau kwa, tau pok, in