Beef Noodle Soup Special |
Super
Ngon is a wall in the hole Vietnamese Noodle Café that located along the same
stretch of the One-Michelin-Star Bak Chor Mee in Singapore. We found this place
by chance when LD has her Pho cravings again.
Super Ngon |
Once
you enter the shop, it feels like you are transported back to a similar noodle
shop in Hanoi. It is cosy, minimalist yet intimate. In the afternoon, the place
is well lit by natural lighting shining through the floor to roof windows. The
menu is very small, focused Beef Noodle Soup, Chicken Noodle Soup, Vietnamese
Fresh Spring Rolls (Rice Paper Roll) and drinks.
The Menu |
I
ordered the Beef Noodle Soup Special ($ 8.90) and LD ordered the Regular Beef
Noodle Soup ($7.90). The portion of the rice noodle for regular and special are
the same. The difference is in the meat / toppings.
Beef Noodle Soup Special |
For
the special beef noodle soup, the toppings include tendon, beef brisket and rare
beef. The beef soup looks cloudy, yet robust and packs with the essence of the beef.
A slurp of this broth will make you go MOOO!!
Tendon and Brisket |
Brisket |
The
rice noodle has a slight rough in texture when you slurp on it, while the
tendon is tender and crunchy at the same time. I like the beef brisket as it is
tender and deliver solid beef flavours. The rare beef cuts are thick, making the
texture to be slightly chewy and hard. In terms of tenderness, it loses out to
the brisket. That said, I like my special beef noodle. The taste is very close
to those we find in Hanoi.
The Rice Noodle |
LD
ordered the regular beef noodle as she only wants the sliced beef for toppings.
According to her, the chilli sauce here is superb. Combine it with the hoisin sauce,
it is very Shiok!! From the taste and presentation, we find the Pho served here
is more towards a homemade style.
Beef Noodle Soup Regular |
The Shiok Chilli |
We
also ordered the Vietnamese Fresh Spring Roll ($4, 2 pcs). The rice paper roll here
is thick, bursting with its fillings until looks out of shape. The fillings are
fresh and you can taste the herbs together with the prawns and pork. Instead of
the peanut sauce, it comes with fish sauce dips.
Vietnamese Fresh Spring Roll |
Vietnamese Fresh Spring Roll |
Vietnamese
Drip Coffee Iced ($3.50) is very solid. Thick and strong, with the sweetness
level of the condensed milk adjusted to Singapore level. The best part, it is served
ready to drink and I don’t need to wait for it to drip finish.
Vietnamese Drip Coffee Iced |
Overall,
we highly recommend Super Ngon for your Pho fixed. It feels non-commercial,
more like dining at Vietnamese household. I’m going to try their Chicken Noodle
Soup next time. Cheers!!
Food & Drinks: 8/10
Value: 8.5/10
Service: 6.5/10
Ambiance: 6.5/10
Budget per Person: $0 - $10; $11 - $25.
Super
Ngon Vietnamese Noodle Café
466
Crawford Lane
#01-08
Singapore
190466
T:
+65 9644 7039
IG: @Super_ngon
OH:
Daily 11.00 – 21.00
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