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Slurping Good Times: Dive into Soup Noodles Delight at Cheng San Market’s Xiang Kee Yu Yuan Mian Tang

 


In the heart of Cheng San Market, where the crowds weave through food stalls, locals queue up at Xiang Kee even on weekdays. It's an unassuming hawker stall that steals the spotlight with its famed soup noodles.

Queuing Chronicles

If you're not a morning person, brace yourself for the shock of a long queue at Xiang Kee. Picture this – 20 hungry souls eagerly waiting for their bowl of comfort. Surprisingly, the assembly line moves like a well-oiled machine, and in just 15 minutes, we found ourselves seated with anticipation.

The Clear Symphony of Soup

The first spoonful of broth from Xiang Kee's soup noodles hits your palate like a gentle melody. Clear, not overwhelmingly robust, yet possessing a subtlety that makes you want more.

Ingredients Galore

For a mere $5, we opted for the larger bowl, and boy, were we in for a treat! The generous portion boasted a carnival of ingredients – fluffy minced pork, tender slices of pork liver, fish cakes that were practically clouds in disguise, and the star of the show – fish balls with a kick of chili flakes. Bouncy, chewy, and thoroughly satisfying, these little flavor bombs elevated the dish.

Auntie's Friendly Touch

While the soup noodles might not be winning any Michelin stars, the amiable auntie handling orders adds a personal touch to the experience. Her friendliness is the secret sauce that enhances the overall dining atmosphere.

Conclusion

Xiang Kee Yu Yuan Mian Tang's soup noodles won't send you to flavor euphoria, but the hefty queue testifies to its popularity. It's a simple, affordable bowl that caters to the local taste buds. So, if you find yourself in Cheng San Market, don't shy away from joining the queue – your taste buds will thank you.

Xiang Kee Yu Yuan Mian Tang Opening Hours and Location

Monday10:30 am - 8 pm
Tuesday9:30 am - 7:30 pm
Wednesday8 am - 8 pm
Thursday8 am - 8 pm
Friday8 am - 8 pm
Saturday8 am - 8 pm
Sunday9:30 am - 7:30 pm

Address: 527 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10, #01-130, Singapore 560527

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