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($11.55) consisted of jul special - soui good barramundi stew teochew-style ($2.20) i felt that the soup was quite comforting tbh.

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Yam rice is fine, but doesn't work with the turtle which is on the milder side

Turtle was excellent, well deboned and perfectly cooked to tenderness, with different parts obviously cooked separately to perfection

Soup is thick and rich.

They are the standard for turtle soup anywhere in the world

Arrived bubbling hot, steam rising with a comforting beefy aroma. The broth looked creamy and milky, said to be collagen‑rich, though it felt a little watered down in thickness. Still, the flavour carried warmth and depth. Inside were shiitake mushrooms, red dates, wolfberries, and leek, adding earthy fragrance and subtle sweetness. A few chunks of beef gave tender, chewy bites with full beefiness, though portion was modest. Pouring rice into the soup turned it into rice porridge style, the grains soaking up essence and becoming savoury, soft, and tastisfying. White noodles added extra fill, smooth and easy to slurp. Condiments like spicy jang, salt, and pepper lifted the taste, while kimchi radish gave a tangy crunch that refreshed between spoonfuls. Comforting and heart‑warming overall.

Leave a 5‑star Google review, and get a tea that was refreshing and tangy, similar to rooibos. Its fragrance was light and floral, the taste clean and slightly citrusy, a pleasant reset after the heavier soups.

The pork broth was rich and savoury, carrying a lingering sweetness from red dates and wolfberries. The aroma was distinctly porky yet balanced, and the flavour coated the palate with depth. Generous slices of pork belly and collar meat were tender, juicy, and plentiful. Paired with rice, the broth soaked in beautifully, giving a hearty, filling finish.

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So Gomtang (Ox Bones) ($21.90)
Arrived bubbling hot, steam rising with a comforting beefy aroma. The broth looked creamy and milky, said to be collagen‑rich, though it felt a little watered down in thickness. Still, the flavour carried warmth and depth. Inside were shiitake mushrooms, red dates, wolfberries, and leek, adding earthy fragrance and subtle sweetness. A few chunks of beef gave tender, chewy bites with full beefiness, though portion was modest. Pouring rice into the soup turned it into rice porridge style, the grains soaking up essence and becoming savoury, soft, and tastisfying. White noodles added extra fill, smooth and easy to slurp. Condiments like spicy jang, salt, and pepper lifted the taste, while kimchi radish gave a tangy crunch that refreshed between spoonfuls. Comforting and heart‑warming overall.
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🚩onggii (Suntec City), 3 Temasek Blvd, 02-300 Singapore Suntec City, Singapore 038983
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Great Authentic Korean food at a convenient place for a good price, would come back!

First try so I went with a few skewers. Tried the broccoli, chicken, pork, squid and baby corn. All turned out well, with pork being my favourite for its juicy bite, while chicken was the least exciting. Baby corn was a nice surprise, crisp and sweet under the seasoning. Everything came fried and dusted with salt and chili powder so the flavour leaned more on the seasoning than variety. At a dollar a stick, it’s easy to pile up a tray!

spicy chicken > pork galbi. Prefer spicy chicken & beef. Staff super friendly!

Both the bukgogi beef & dak chicken were good. But a lot of chicken skin. Whole grain purple rice mix well w onsen egg & kimchi. Kimchi were sweet. Barley tea (tea super fragrant) >>> omija tea

($12.80) I topped up for different soup base (SG Chicken & Mushroom Ragout) ($2.10) and steamed corn ($0.70). I never tried it for this soup but at least very hot and cozy based soup. But they come with chicken chunk and pasta with soup broth.

Established in 1943 and now managed by the 3rd-generation owner, this stall uses an 80-year-old family recipe, stewing mutton bones for over 3 hours.
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Their rendition features a medley of 11 herbs, including bei qi / astragalus root, gan cau / liquorice root, dang shen / codonopsis root, dang gui / angelica root, yu zhu / Solomon’s seal, goji berries / wolfberries, star anise, cloves, and more. The resulting thin and semi-clear hot soup / broth takes on a deep meaty savoury sweet bitter herbal flavour.
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Garnished with tender deboned mutton meat and bone-in mutton ribs with meaty savoury flavour, bouncy mutton meat balls with meaty savoury salty flavour, crunchy stomach / tripe with savoury salty flavour, and fresh coriander with vegetal bitter herbal sweet flavour. Accompanied with a bowl of white rice.
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Mutton Soup And Sup Kambing
Ming Shan Mutton Soup
@ Chinatown Complex, 335 Smith Street #02-093
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More details:
https://ivanteh-runningman.blogspot.com/2025/12/best-of-singapore-hawkers-mutton-soup-sup-kambing.html