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[brotherinlaw]

Originally Posted by Deborah

TS, love those Thai food but prefer to eat in Bangkok.

To expensive to fly. Eat here ok.

[sbfindex]

Ate here before with a client. Not too bad. Eat the pandan chicken not bad.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

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Ah Loy Thai




Famed for it’s pandan chicken and butter calamari, this place is cheap, cheerful and worth a try if you are in the neighbourhood.

Ah Loy Thai: 100 Beach Road, #01-39/40 Shaw Towers, Singapore 189702 | Tel: 9165 1543

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 12.00 – 8.00pm / Saturday 1.00pm – 7.30pm / Sunday – Closed

[hongnian]

Suddenly want to eat tom yam food.

[Suracai]

Originally Posted by CarringtonPlace

Always love to eat prawns.

My favourite too

[Olympus818]

Yummy food thread!!

[AhSoonNo1]

Best Sliced Fish Soups 鱼片汤 in Singapore You Need To Know About

http://sethlui.com/best-sliced-fish-soups-singapore/

JPiao Ji Fish Porridge 標记鱼粥



Sliced Fish Soup ($7). In Amoy Food Centre there’s two fish soup stalls that are very much coveted and this is one of them. Piao Ji uses the more premium pomfret as their primary fish ingredient, hence the steeper in its’ pricing. The fish slices are silky and soft in texture while the luscious and rich broth contains pork lard, which adds an extra layer of flavour.

Definitely heartier than most sliced fish soup, I’d recommend this to people who are looking more for an indulgent bowl of sliced fish soup.

Piao Ji Fish Porridge: 7 Maxwell Road, Amoy Street Food Centre, #02-100/103, Singapore 069111

[AhSoonNo1]

Best Sliced Fish Soups 鱼片汤 in Singapore You Need To Know About

http://sethlui.com/best-sliced-fish-soups-singapore/

JHan Kee 漢记



Sliced Fish Soup ($5). Another stellar fish soup stall at Amoy Street Food Centre, Han Kee serves up a much gentler and clearer broth that is heartwarming. The slight coriander taste lends an extra punch of fragrance. The fish is cut thick and very fresh, none of that fishy smell about it. It is flavoursome on it’s own and even sweeter when paired with the broth.

Han Kee will be your go-to stall for a bowl of sliced fish soup if you decide to be kind on your waistline for any reason you desire. Do note that Han Kee and Piao Ji literally have a snaking line during lunchtime, so be prepared to wait.

Han Kee: 7 Maxwell Road, Amoy Street Food Centre, #02-129, Singapore 069111

[BodyLanguage]

Good seafood soup and goes well with rice. $7.00 not cheap.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

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Sliced Fish Soup ($7). In Amoy Food Centre there’s two fish soup stalls that are very much coveted and this is one of them. Piao Ji uses the more premium pomfret as their primary fish ingredient, hence the steeper in its’ pricing. The fish slices are silky and soft in texture while the luscious and rich broth contains pork lard, which adds an extra layer of flavour.

Definitely heartier than most sliced fish soup, I’d recommend this to people who are looking more for an indulgent bowl of sliced fish soup.

Piao Ji Fish Porridge: 7 Maxwell Road, Amoy Street Food Centre, #02-100/103, Singapore 069111

[StarPower]

Another stall in Amoy st hawker centre.

Originally Posted by AhSoonNo1

Best Sliced Fish Soups 鱼片汤 in Singapore You Need To Know About

http://sethlui.com/best-sliced-fish-soups-singapore/

JHan Kee 漢记



Sliced Fish Soup ($5). Another stellar fish soup stall at Amoy Street Food Centre, Han Kee serves up a much gentler and clearer broth that is heartwarming. The slight coriander taste lends an extra punch of fragrance. The fish is cut thick and very fresh, none of that fishy smell about it. It is flavoursome on it’s own and even sweeter when paired with the broth.

Han Kee will be your go-to stall for a bowl of sliced fish soup if you decide to be kind on your waistline for any reason you desire. Do note that Han Kee and Piao Ji literally have a snaking line during lunchtime, so be prepared to wait.

Han Kee: 7 Maxwell Road, Amoy Street Food Centre, #02-129, Singapore 069111

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[Deborah]

Which stall is better Piao Ji or Han Kee?

Anyone to feedback?

I prefer Piao Ji but expensive.

[Blackcloud]

Originally Posted by Deborah

Which stall is better Piao Ji or Han Kee?

Anyone to feedback?

I prefer Piao Ji but expensive.

Usually the good ones price is expensive . But worth to eat .

[hotsales]

Originally Posted by Blackcloud

Usually the good ones price is expensive . But worth to eat .

Not sure if anyone queue at Piao Ji during lunch time? The queue starts around 11.30am and can wait 30 to 45 mins for your fish soup.

Most in queue order 2 to 5 persons.

[LANote]

Originally Posted by hotsales

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Well said bro

[IceMiloO]

Originally Posted by hongnian

Suddenly want to eat tom yam food.

Go Golden Mile