Review: 85 Redhill Teochew Fishball Noodles (Singapore)

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85 Redhill Teochew Fishball Noodles

offers a variety of fishball noodles, ban mian and curry rice. Tastes decent.

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Fishball Noodles.

The signature mee pok features a bowl of tossed mee pok, served with a bowl of soup containing fishballs, fish cake slices, meatball and fish dumpling.

Both the fishball and fish cake are smooth and springy. The meatball is firmer, and tastes decent. The fish dumpling is rather smooth, with a pleasantly flavoured filling. The mee pok is fairly smooth, with decent seasoning flavours and a hint of ketchup. The noodles contains some pork lard and is topped with chopped spring onions.

The signature mee pok tastes rather decent.

Ban Mian.

The ban mian is available in both dry and soup versions, featuring minced pork, pork slices, braised mushroom slices, vegetables, soft-boiled egg and crispy ikan bilis.

Both the minced meat and pork slices are meaty. The braised mushrooms are soft and flavourful with a mildly sweet undertone. The soft-boiled egg has a watery yolk and whites. The ban mian is firm and springy.

The tossed version has a black sauce seasoning that is slightly sweet and slightly spicy. The soup version has a decently flavoured broth.

Both options taste alright.

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Curry Rice.

The curry rice is available with a choice of meat, served with stir-fried cabbage and a fried egg. The cabbage is soft and tastes decent, and the curry sauce has mild spicy flavours. The fried egg is normal with a cooked yolk and whites.

The chicken cutlet is firm and meaty, coated with a deep-fried crust that is mostly soft. The pork chop is meaty with a crispy deep-fried crust. The fish fillet is meaty as well, with a crispy batter. All three fried meat options taste decent. There is also a braised pork belly option that is firm and meaty, with a soft layer of fat.

Overall, the curry rice tastes decent.

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