Review: Bao Hui Teo Chew Fish Soup (Singapore)

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Bao Hui Teo Chew Fish Soup

offers a range of fish soups, seafood soups and ban mian. Tastes decent.

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Double Fish Soup.

The double fish soup features both sliced fish and fried fish, served with a choice of noodles or rice. You mian is chosen for this instance. The sliced fish is fairly smooth and meaty. The fried fish is meaty with savoury flavours and a soft fried crust. The fried egg shreddings are quite flavourful. The you mian is firm, and the soup has light pleasant flavours, with some vegetables included. The double fish soup is topped with crispy ikan bilis and fried shallots, and it tastes decent.

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Chilli Ban Mian.

The ban mian is firm and springy. It is tossed in a soya sauce based seasoning with a dollop of dried shrimp chilli, and some vegetables. The dish comes with meaty and flavourful minced meat, soft and savoury minced meatballs, and a soft boiled egg. This tastes decent too.

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