Chanced upon this eatery while cafe hopping. We had the red wine chicken meesua [$5] which tasted so good! There was a very strong wine taste but we are okay with it. The chicken pieces were tender but too small.
We also had the mixed soup with mee kia [$5] where we immediately noticed the contrast between a food blogger review's soup and ours. The handmade ingredients (foochow meatballs, 燕皮, dumpling) were so flavourful we ordered another bowl of 燕皮 soup [$5]. The soups here are kind of oily though. But for a Foochow like me, the food here tastes like home!
![[Seow Choon Hua] - Foo Chow Mixed Soup ($6 - $10) which comes with an assortment of Foo Chow Fish Ball, Yen Pi, Dumpling and Fish Dumpling.](https://burpple-1.imgix.net/foods/6c72baa73a56ba305c1703502_original.?w=130&h=130&fit=crop&q=80&auto=format "[Seow Choon Hua] - Foo Chow Mixed Soup ($6 - $10) which comes with an assortment of Foo Chow Fish Ball, Yen Pi, Dumpling and Fish Dumpling.")
![[Seow Choon Hua Restaurant] - Foo Chow Style Lor Mee ($5/$6).](https://burpple.imgix.net/foods/6c72ba7c00987392ba1687274_original.?w=130&h=130&fit=crop&q=80&auto=format "[Seow Choon Hua Restaurant] - Foo Chow Style Lor Mee ($5/$6).")
![[Seow Choon Hua Restaurant] - I find the gravy of the Red Wine Chicken Mee Sua ($5/$6) lacked the robustness and depth.](https://burpple-1.imgix.net/foods/6c72ba66c71f9bc9121679335_original.?w=130&h=130&fit=crop&q=80&auto=format "[Seow Choon Hua Restaurant] - I find the gravy of the Red Wine Chicken Mee Sua ($5/$6) lacked the robustness and depth.")
