Recommendations for STEAMBOAT

matchy

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coca standard drop a lot from the days when they have so many branches. Dinner is very expensive too. They used to be my benchmark for steamboat...but has fallen from grace. It just get....more lousy over the years...

I recommend Soon Heng. Service and everything is similar to coca (not so professional la, it's a family run biz after all) Dinner is net 20 bucks. Cheap and good

There is cooked food like chicken wings ( those really deep fried ones i like) + korean style beef, chicken and fried taohu.

For the steamboat stuff rite, normal stuff is fresh ( FYI, good prawn are not the big ones, but smaller one, where body is about size of ur index finger as they are sweeter and more tender. Big does not equate good) but wat soong heng is really good for are the below

1. Dumplings. One of the hidden good stuff they dun serve upfront. Veggie, prawn and meat type. Problem is they tend to deep freeze it, so when u just dump it in, the inside is not cooked. Trick is to order asap, cook other stuff first and let it thaw. Probably the best ones i tasted in steamboat places all over.

2. Beef. You dun get wagyu beef, but they slice the beef really really thin, just hot dip in soup for 5 seconds, dip into chili sauce and eat. As close to heaven u can get for 20 bucks...i usually eat 10 plates or more...

3. Tofu. Lol, I think they serve the normal silk tofu , but together with the chili sauce..Yums.

And it's feels clean. I really dun like those beach road $10 steamboat where u get ur stuff from a pile...Eee. Dirtly and the way the food is prepared smacks of unhygiene.


soon heng ish where~!
 

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coca standard drop a lot from the days when they have so many branches. Dinner is very expensive too. They used to be my benchmark for steamboat...but has fallen from grace. It just get....more lousy over the years...

I recommend Soon Heng. Service and everything is similar to coca (not so professional la, it's a family run biz after all) Dinner is net 20 bucks. Cheap and good

There is cooked food like chicken wings ( those really deep fried ones i like) + korean style beef, chicken and fried taohu.

For the steamboat stuff rite, normal stuff is fresh ( FYI, good prawn are not the big ones, but smaller one, where body is about size of ur index finger as they are sweeter and more tender. Big does not equate good) but wat soong heng is really good for are the below

1. Dumplings. One of the hidden good stuff they dun serve upfront. Veggie, prawn and meat type. Problem is they tend to deep freeze it, so when u just dump it in, the inside is not cooked. Trick is to order asap, cook other stuff first and let it thaw. Probably the best ones i tasted in steamboat places all over.

2. Beef. You dun get wagyu beef, but they slice the beef really really thin, just hot dip in soup for 5 seconds, dip into chili sauce and eat. As close to heaven u can get for 20 bucks...i usually eat 10 plates or more...

3. Tofu. Lol, I think they serve the normal silk tofu , but together with the chili sauce..Yums.

And it's feels clean. I really dun like those beach road $10 steamboat where u get ur stuff from a pile...Eee. Dirtly and the way the food is prepared smacks of unhygiene.

seem nice
where this place located at???
 

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ANy1 been to xin cha chan ting at jurong point? Alacart steamboat. I seldom ate ala cart, so i dun really noe the standard for ala cart steamboat.

Ingredient is fresh. I had tom yum and herbal soup. The soup based is flavorful. Very different from those diluted 1 at those buffet. The range of food looks more suited for older people like cockles, ping liver and some other organ.
 

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coca standard drop a lot from the days when they have so many branches. Dinner is very expensive too. They used to be my benchmark for steamboat...but has fallen from grace. It just get....more lousy over the years...

I recommend Soon Heng. Service and everything is similar to coca (not so professional la, it's a family run biz after all) Dinner is net 20 bucks. Cheap and good

There is cooked food like chicken wings ( those really deep fried ones i like) + korean style beef, chicken and fried taohu.

For the steamboat stuff rite, normal stuff is fresh ( FYI, good prawn are not the big ones, but smaller one, where body is about size of ur index finger as they are sweeter and more tender. Big does not equate good) but wat soong heng is really good for are the below

1. Dumplings. One of the hidden good stuff they dun serve upfront. Veggie, prawn and meat type. Problem is they tend to deep freeze it, so when u just dump it in, the inside is not cooked. Trick is to order asap, cook other stuff first and let it thaw. Probably the best ones i tasted in steamboat places all over.

2. Beef. You dun get wagyu beef, but they slice the beef really really thin, just hot dip in soup for 5 seconds, dip into chili sauce and eat. As close to heaven u can get for 20 bucks...i usually eat 10 plates or more...

3. Tofu. Lol, I think they serve the normal silk tofu , but together with the chili sauce..Yums.

And it's feels clean. I really dun like those beach road $10 steamboat where u get ur stuff from a pile...Eee. Dirtly and the way the food is prepared smacks of unhygiene.

I also wish to know where is this place!

can someone confirm is this the right location?

SOON HENG STEAMBOAT RESTAURANT
298 Jalan Besar Allenby House
#01-01 Singapore 208959

http://www.wat2eat.com/resto.php?rid=5602

They did mention the contact numbers, maybe i call them up next time
 
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Missumuch

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Actually bugis areas have quite a number of gd steamboats like Ting Yuan. Geylang ones not so nice though cheap.
 
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