New in town: Tse Kee's $5 beef ball noodles will fuel your Orchard shopping spree
Located next to a Valu$ store, Lucky Food Centre is home to less than 10 stalls. But don't look down on this small arsenal — this air-conditioned food court has been open since the 1990s! With Tse Kee Beef Noodle Soup joining the food centre, soupy beef noodles and filling rice bowls are now available for all shoppers.
Their signature fare includes the Beef Oxtail Soup (S$10.80 for Small, S$13.50 for Large) and the Beef Tendon Soup (S$8.80 for Small, S$10.50 for Large). The stock, enriched by oxtail bones and different cuts of meat, is seasoned with soy sauce for a deep, umami-rich flavour.
Tse Kee Beef Noodle Soup also offers the simplicity of Beef Ball Minced Noodles (S$5). Piping hot bone broth is poured over your choice of noodles before beef balls, minced beef and chives top the bowl. This bowl of comforting warmth will seep into your tired muscles after a day of exploring Orchard Road.
The Beef Slice Rice Bowl (S$7.50) is served with a half-boiled egg, vegetables and beef slices. A Chinese-style twist on the classic Japanese beef rice bowl, or gyudon, if you will. Coated with the liquid egg centre, the beef slices' savouriness is balanced out by the creamy yolk. Paired with the fluffy white rice, this bowl provides mouthfuls of indulgence.
For the same price, you can also get the Minced Beef Rice Bowl (S$7.50) piled with morsels of meat that slip into all the nooks and crannies of the rice. Stir-fried with soy sauce, oyster sauce and spices, the minced beef packs a punch of flavour.
If you're looking for an affordable, no frills meal during your shopping spree at Orchard, why not check out Tse Kee Beef Noodle Soup's newly opened stall?
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