Joo Chiat Beef King

The broth itself is very tasty. Beef is tender. Price and serving size are bang for the buck. Hidden gem here at Chinatown complex. A must try.

Saw a review below that recommended mix mutton soup and indeed it’s super flavourful. Not sure if it’s mutton belly but it’s slightly fatty and so sinful and delicious.

Very gamey. Very generous in noodles and beef tendon. Beef meat nicely cooked and tender. Soup alright. Chilli not spicy. Various cashless options accepted.

The bowl of mixed beef noodles is perfect, from the perfectly cooked tendons to the fragrant soup, not too starchy gravy and delicious chilli. Surprised that this stall has no queue and no reviews.

TLDR: go for the beef slices, skip the beef balls I had the beef slice and beef ball thick bee hoon, dry. It was good value, tasty (mostly) and filling. The beef slices were tender and the gravy fragrant with a hint of spices. The let down was the beef ball. I believe it is homemade, but it contained more flour than beef. I’ve had many beef balls before, and this one is worse than the commercially produced kinds you find in the supermarket. Disappointing.