關於 thai boat noodles soup ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

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和牛 泰式船麵 Wagyu Beef Thai Boat Noodles HKD $68.

This Shop【船皇 Tiew Ruea Tor Charm】is an import from Bangkok, Thailand. When it 1st opened in Hong Kong side, the soup base was sometimes slightly off, either too sweet or too salty, sometimes heavily spiced. Even if it is standard protocol that ur suppose to fine tune yourself the final taste via more Vinegar, Chilli, Sugar, etc

Having said that, on a Good day when ur lucky. The soup base here can be as good as it can get with a good Medicinal taste, closest to the real thing in Bangkok, with complexity depth within 🇹🇭. (We all know how inconsistent shops are in Hong Kong, so do give it some leeway)

題外話, 如果你係 Care. 呢一間店係 💛 到核爆 🥰. 有愛心的小店

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泰國和牛船麵 HKD $63. The 1st photo is Wagyu Beef only Thai Boat Noodle, and this shop is an import from Bangkok. I have posted this once before when it 1st opened, but I have eaten here many more times since then 😂.. HK is not short of good Boat Noodles at all, but some are more memorable than others (I don't remember all shop names I ate at tbh 😅). However empirical evidence suggests that after it settled down, this Shop(s) brand is easily Top 2~3 in Hong Kong for me in terms of the soup, which is almost Medicinal & Spiced here, with aromatic herbs. You then fine tune with Sugar, the Spiciness or Vinegar yourself with diff sauces on the table, but lately I find that it's almost perfect the way I like it as it arrives~! Used to think TST shop tastes slightly better than CWB shop, but it's fairly similar these days. 不過尖沙咀好似大碗少少 🤔 #黃店 #黃金 #泰國船河 #船皇 #KuaitiaoRuea @ 船皇 - Tiew Ruea Torcharm

For this episode, we headed to TamJai SamGor Mixian to demolish a MASSIVE 6KG Spicy Mala Noodles Bowl! TamJai SamGor serves authentic mixian (rice noodles) and is located at Bedok Mall, Chinatown Point and Vivocity. A chain originating from Hong Kong and even awarded Bib Gourmand in Michelin Guide Hong Kong and Macau, TamJai SamGor offers customisable mixian and Guo Qiao with 16 toppings in it. You get to choose your soup base - bestsellers being the Ma La Soup and the Wu La (charred pepper) Soup.

For my challenge, I opted for the Wu La Soup with 1/10 Mild and loaded it up with most of their toppings such as pork, chicken, fishballs, pork liver, pork belly, tofu puffs, beancurd skin, beef, lettuce and beansprouts. The base was a hefty 5 servings of rice noodles and the entire bowl was filled with Wu La Soup. Note that there are 10 levels of spiciness you can choose for your soup.

The broth was reminiscent of a Bak Kut Teh broth crossed with a Thai Boat Noodles broth. It was rich and peppery. The noodles were exceptional, firm, bouncy and still giving bite even after sitting in the broth for a long time. They soaked up the broth wonderfully. For the toppings, I especially enjoyed the pork belly, which were filled with flavour from the fattiness and had some chewiness to them, and the cuttlefish balls, which were firm and bouncy with a good amount of meat in them. Apart from the toppings shared in the video, I have also shortlisted pig stomach, bamboo fungus and tail-on shrimp as my pick to be sold in TamJai SamGor.

It started raining just as filming began, which made me realise that Guo Qiao is perfect for a such a day, warm and comforting while its cold and rainy outside. Each Guo Qiao also comes with minced pork and pickled vegetables. Note that the pork is on the sweet side which actually works well to cool the heat from the soup.

I completed this challenge in 28 minutes, a good start after my food poisoning incident. It was an enjoyable challenge, basically a hearty, warming bowl of soup that reminds you of home. TamJai SamGor also offers sides dishes and I tried their TuFei Chicken Mid-Wings, which were tender and heavily spiced with a cumin mixture. Do head down to TamJai SamGor to enjoy a wholesome bowl of noodle soup, especially on a rainy day!

Visit TamJai SamGor Mixian at:
Chinatown Point
133 New Bridge Rd #01-01/02
Singapore 059413

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In this video, I headed over to The Original Boat Noodles at Seletar Mall where I ploughed through 160 bowls of boat noodles. The Original Boat Noodles is a Thai restaurant that serves authentic boat noodles at only $1.50 per bowl and a selection of other Thai dishes and beverages.

For this challenge, I ate the Pathumtani and Ayutthaya versions of the boat noodles, but it also comes in Tom Yum and Kuey Chap flavours! The boat noodles themselves are accompanied by either beef or chicken balls and your of choice rice or springy noodles.

If you have never had the opportunity to try the real thing in Thailand, this is your next best option for Thai Boat Noodles!

Visit The Original Boat Noodles at:

Bugis Junction
200 Victoria St #02-46
Singapore 188021

Changi City Point
5 Changi Business Park Central 1 B1-34A
Singapore 486038

The Seletar Mall
33 Sengkang West Avenue #03-22 & 03-K4/K5
Singapore 797653


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