Qiu Rong Ban Mian Seafood Soup

Lost and found! After twenty years, we finally savoured our favorite homemade noodles in three different offerings, traditional soup, thick dark gravy and red wine chicken. We had patronized the street food vendor since their early days in an airconditioned food court in Marine Parade. Not only were the noodles delicious but the prices were only a tad higher than those days, a rarity around the world.

红糟鸡 or red glutinous rice wine is a dish originated from Fujian. If I am not wrong, it is usually eaten with noodles during birthdays. Ordered this dish from this stall once before and it is really good. It looks like a small bowl of noodles but it contains large chunks of chicken. Soup is full of the red glutinous rice wine flavour. It is strong. Chicken is also tender. A very satisfying meal! Best of all its $4.50! I read from the comments on Google map here that this stall has been around for many years and changed location a few times. Glad it is still around.

Qiu Rong Ban Mian is one of the best and most affordable Ban Mian stalls around. They barely increase their prices, $3 for a bowl of noodle. I have been eating from their store since young. Followed them from Roxy Square to Marine Parade Hawker and finally Old Airport Road Hawker.

This stall is a ripoff. Ordered pork ribs kelp soup with rice, it came with three small slices of meat with heaps of kelps. Avoid at all cost. Not going to return ever again.

I know it's a noodle stall, but the soup it sells is great so I think this place deserves a 5 star review. Tried their radish pork based soup and it's on a very high level/standard. Better than most soup stalls and portions are generous.