Review: Sheng Ji Soya Sauce Chicken Rice Noodle (Singapore)

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Sheng Ji Soya Sauce Chicken Rice Noodle also sells wanton mee. Instead of soya sauce chicken slices, char siew slices are given.

The char siew slices are the lean meat type. It is quite tender with a mildly sweet taste. The noodles are the same as the soya sauce chicken noodles, springy with a mild alkaline taste and a nicely flavoured soya sauce based seasoning. Comes with some vegetables and lard.

As for the wanton, it is similar to the dumplings. Soft wanton skin wrapping up a nice savoury tasting minced meat filling with some water chestnut bits. Comes in a bowl of ikan bilis flavoured soup. Nice.

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