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It was my first time stepping into a Lao Huo Tang restaurant when most of the time I had seen them in food courts. While a bowl of soup would cost at least S$9.80 here, I was really thrilled because the waitress told me that all soups are entitled to one round of refill, and this bowl was bigger than the standard soup bowls for double-boiled soups.

But the thing that really impressed me with this bowl of Pork Rib with Apple & Snow Pear Soup (S$9.80) was that it was light and naturally sweetened by the boiled fruits. Said to have detoxifying and beautifying effects, the soup was also not loaded with excessive amounts of sodium. Pairing it with a bowl of brown rice, I would say that this meal itself was simple with a touch of bliss.

Got this as part of their set meal. Over priced and not worth your money. 2 small pieces of chicken and less than half a boiled egg in this one.

Got this as part of their Set B set meals. Pathetic bowl of mostly soup broth with barely much chicken meat. There are some carrots and radish in it too. Wouldnt go again. Their standards have dropped.

Double Up Potato and Chicken soup was great! Great deal with Burrple Beyond! Will return! 👍

Large bowl of seafood & dory $10.
Hokkaido scallops & chicken soup base full flavoured, faintly salty too.
Signature prawns & minced pork patty always consistent.
Observed slightly brisk queue at lunch time.
Smiling friendly service.

Place to come when you are in need of some comfort food.

Fav lunch buddy and I felt that this was still flavourful, but slightly less robust than OAR’s, so we actually preferred this as it felt a little less sinful and we happily finished the soup 😂.

Was pricier at $8 for lunch set (comes with drinks) - Unlike what I recall I had, there was no prawns for this. But hey, one more location for comfort food!

I ordered batang fish with crayfish.
Generous ingredients of fresh batang fish, with 1.5 big crayfish and mince meat pork.
The soup tasty, sweet and got a very light seafood flavour.
💰$11.5
📍Sin Kee Seafood Soup.
Block 19 Marsiling Lane.

We recently had the opportunity to try both the Chinese Spinach Seafood Soup with Wolfberries & Herbal Seafood Soup from Jun Yuan House of Fish located at Old Airport Road Food Centre.

The soup base for Chinese Spinach Seafood Soup with Wolfberries is boiled for 6 hours with pork and fish bones while soup broth for the Herbal Seafood Soup is mixed with stir fried prawn and the other seafood with dried fish. The former had a lighter more comforting homely taste while the latter had a richer and more flavourful taste integrated with the seafood and herbs; both soups were delicious and appealed to us in different ways.

Currently run by 2nd Gen hawkerpreneurs, Jun Yuan House of Fish is one of the more underrated seafood soup stalls around and they definitely deserve more recognition for their excellent seafood soups, so hurry come down and try!

We recently had the opportunity to try both the Chinese Spinach Seafood Soup with Wolfberries & Herbal Seafood Soup from Jun Yuan House of Fish located at Old Airport Road Food Centre.

The soup base for Chinese Spinach Seafood Soup with Wolfberries is boiled for 6 hours with pork and fish bones while soup broth for the Herbal Seafood Soup is mixed with stir fried prawn and the other seafood with dried fish. The former had a lighter more comforting homely taste while the latter had a richer and more flavourful taste integrated with the seafood and herbs; both soups were delicious and appealed to us in different ways.

Currently run by 2nd Gen hawkerpreneurs, Jun Yuan House of Fish is one of the more underrated seafood soup stalls around and they definitely deserve more recognition for their excellent seafood soups, so hurry come down and try!

$9.80
tomato basil soup x sweet thai chilli chicken popiah
shrooms soup x sesame chicken popiah
tomato basil soup was dabombz, and the bread cubes complemented it well, but the shrooms soup was a bit runny (could be thicker). both popiahs are gr888888 but dont taste like popiah at all, more like a wrap w/ a thin wrap skin

With a variety of traditional Chinese herbal soups, these were great on in the cold weather or when you just want a healthy, soupy meal.
Not really sure if all the soups were prepared in their giant earth jars or their steamers, but the soups were herbalious and tasty. Unlike the more common soups found in food courts, theirs were definitely clearer and more delicate, allowing us to be able to taste the flavours of the herbs and the ingredients.