Visited on a Saturday afternoon and the place was empty. We ordered the signature pork leg noodle (dry) and beef tendon noodle (soup) and we were surprised by the portion when it was served. Both dishes were great and the meat was tender and generous for its price. My partner and I both love the soup that comes with the pork leg noodle. But I was the only one who liked the beef soup. If you like the typical Thai beef boat noodle , the beef soup here will not disappoint. Will definitely come back here again for their other dishes and soup ( e.g tomyum).

Delicious Thai Boat Noodles! I got the tomyum soup and its hella tasty. I love how the kick of spice is just nice to not overpower the amazing flavour of the soup. Noodles are perfectly cooked and beef toppings equally tasty. Ample seats, clean with a Thai hole in the wall restaurant vibe. Price is on point for the serving size. Service is efficient!

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Was recommended by my son to check out this place. Arrived at about 1130am this Sunday morning just as it was about to open. We tried their signature dry pork leg noodles & pork dry noodles. We were offered a choice of 5 different noodles (glass noodles, mee kia, kway tiao, bee hoon & tang hoon), and went with the mee kia. The serving portion of the noodles was big and it was topped with a generous amount of grounded peanuts. This gave an extra crunchy texture to the noodles. The melt in your mouth pork leg was soft and tender while the pork slices were nice and tender. The soup that came with the noodles had a nice porky and garlicky aroma and flavor though it was a bit too salty for me. Service was a tad slow as there was only one person doing everything. Worth coming back again to try the rest of their menu.

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This shop is conveniently situated at Sim Lim Square, outside and facing Rochor Canal Road. One of its great advantages is the availability of seats, ensuring you don't have to wait. The staff provides fast and professional service, making your dining experience even more enjoyable. The highlight of the menu is undoubtedly the Thai boat noodles with options for pork or beef, served with your choice of special soup or dry. If you're looking for a delicious and hassle-free meal, make sure to give this place a try.

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Ordered the Beef Special Soup, normal spicy with glass noodle and Thai milk tea. The soup was not bad but I felt like there was a lot of msg(?) Glass noodles felt more like those thick bee hoon as it wasn't chewy as I had expected. Soup had some kangkong, beef slices and 1 1/2 of sliced meatball. Their thai milk tea is a little different. Their milk tea was a little more astringent. Not really to my liking but I do like that it wasn't too sweet. Overall food is not as good as the one I had at golden mile complex.

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