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| Stall of Hong Wen Mutton Soup |
The soup has a good herbal fragrance that is not overpowering with tastes of ginger, garlic, and sweetness from the wolfberries and is topped with some coriander leaves. The soup is simply robust and have a sweet aroma.
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| Mutton Soup - $8 |
The meat was well-handled and soft and tender. With the number of herbs used and their preparation efforts, they did well in masking the gamey taste with no uncomfortable overpowering taste. Every sip of soup comes with a good herbal taste and natural sweetness from the wolfberries. Not to mention that mutton was meltingly good and easily falls apart with the slightest pinch from the chopstick.
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| Mutton |
Last Posted 17 January 2014
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| Hong Wen Mutton Soup Stall |
The bowl of rich and well-balanced herbal soup was sweet with a distinct Chinese wine taste. With coriander and strips of ginger added, it reduced the mutton's smell Nature, also giving a good punch in the flavour of the soup. While the Indian Version of Kambing Soup (Mutton Soup) is best to go with bread dips, a bowl of Chinese mutton soup is best to go well with plain white rice.
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| Mutton Soup with Rice - $4.50 |
The serving was generous with good chunks of meat and ribs seen. Unlike the Indian Mutton Soup, the Chinese version tasted more herbal and healthy, not as oily. Traditionally, the Chinese believed that Mutton is classified as "heaty" meat, therefore I would normally skip such dishes during hot weather.
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| Mutton Soup |
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| Mutton Soup |
Rating: 4 / 5
Hong Wen Mutton Soup
Location: Beauty World Centre, 144 Upper Bukit Timah Road, #04-20, Singapore 588177

















































