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深水埗牛雜大戰的最後一站,就來到了裕泰,雖然說這裏提供越式牛肉河,但還是以牛雜和牛腩作為我的首選,湯頭比之前吃的嵩記及明興味道較濃,還以為會是Pho般清爽。不過河粉真的值得一讚,除了比較油亮而不會黏在一起之外,吃起來起口感是三間最爽的,也沒有因為越式牛河的做法而用上較幼細的河粉,因為後者吃起來容易糊化,處理不好也會更細碎。牛腩選擇崩沙腩,吃得出裙邊的彈性和中間的爽嫩,處理沒有問題,牛雜職業牛腸處理得最出色,保留的肥膏也最多,但牛肺則比較韌,穩定度不是最好,但印象也算是三間中比較深刻的。The final stop in the Sham Shui Po beef offal battle is Yue Tai, known for its Vietnamese beef noodles but also excelling in beef offal and brisket. The broth is richer than expected, contrasting with the typical light Pho. The rice noodles stand out for
The final stop in the Sham Shui Po beef offal battle is Yue Tai, known for its Vietnamese beef noodles but also excelling in beef offal and brisket. The broth is richer than expected, contrasting with the typical light Pho. The rice noodles stand out for their non-sticky texture and superior mouthfeel. The brisket, specifically the “poon sa naam,” offers a perfect balance of tenderness and chewiness. Among the offal, the tripe is exceptionally well-prepared with retained fat, though the lung is slightly tough. Despite some inconsistencies, Yue Tai leaves a lasting impression among the three establishments visited.
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