NEW QQ STEAMBOAT CAFE

Mr Hubby is hooked on this spot — almost every time we come for dinner, he goes straight for their tom yum with chicken slices. It hits that spicy-sour and greasy combo just right, and he legit demolishes it with steamed white rice like it’s his life mission.

As for me, I went for the wat tan seafood but switched it up with rice noodles. I told them no fish cake, just the real deal, fresh fish slices, prawns, and squid. It turned out decent with generous portion, friendly price, no complaints on the value.

However, the hygiene needs a glow-up. The tables and chairs are always kinda sticky and oily on the surface, it definitely kills the vibe when I am trying to enjoy my meal. Cleanliness should not be optional. A good wipe-down would go a long way.

Kthxbye.

I bet most of the people probably know about this budget friendly steamboat restaurant, they also offers stir-fried noodles and rice plates.

Mr. Hubby had previously ordered via GrabFood and it were not bad, so we decided to dine in. We WhatsApp them before, and they responded shortly after.

We ordered…
🍳 Seafood watan hor
🦐 Singapore mee hoon

The food portions were generous—I couldn’t even finish mine! Each dish came with a small bowl of tomato soup (prolly the steamboat base), salty and sour.

Unfortunately, the rice noodles were overcooked and caused them to lost their bite. They were so soft and it’s like they’re melting in the mouth.

The service crews were attentive and fast, they providing cutleries soaked in hot water and a side of green cili potong with soy sauce.

However, the dining experience had some downsides. The table and seats felt oily when we sat down, and hygiene could definitely be improved.

Behind our table (near the payment counter), there were huge piles of stacked stocks, which immediately triggered Mr. Hubby’s allergies—likely due to dust.

If you're not sensitive to dust and prioritize hearty meals, this place might still be worth a try—just maybe opt for delivery next time.

Kthxbye.