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2020-06-18
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Boat noodles are tiny bowls of noodles commonly found in Thailand. Served from a boat, they are fast paced and inexpensive. Made of a heavy rich broth made from pork blood, there they are small in size, you can have several bowls of this. Recently, Hong Kong has a few restaurants offering this. Not on a boat of course, but in an actual restaurant. Tiew Ruea Tor Cham is one of them and claims to be a chain restaurant in Thailand. I was curious. How was it compared to the others I've tried? Locat
Menu is in English and Chinese. There is no 10% service charge.
They offer afternoon tea sets. Something they didn't have when it first opened. What you get is a choice of snack or drink along with your noodle.
I ordered the noodles with beef, pork and chicken in soup ($52). You get a choice of noodle and I chose Thai style rice noodles. What was on offer was a bowl of noodles topped with a deep fried pork skin, two pork balls, one chicken wing, shredded chicken and some strips of beef. There was no tofu puffs or daikon like other places that offer this. The rice noodles were ok. Chewy and al dente. The soup was ok with a lot of blood bits. It was also more sour than other places I've had as well but completely acceptable.
As it came with either a drink or snack, I chose a drink and had a Thai ice lemon tea. This arrived in a pretty bowl but adding the long straw to it was ridiculous as it kept falling over. Aside from that, the tea was fantastic. It was so fragrant. One of the better Thai ice lemon teas around.
Food is ok and prices seemed to have decreased some what since opening. Will probably be back at least for afternoon tea time as it's quite a good value.
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