[CLOSED] Shi Hui Yuan (Plaza Singapura)

Comes with vege, braised egg, pork, mushroom and duck. I don't remember there was chicken. I smell corriander from the sauce but don't see any. It wasn't very herbal. The duck was tender and nice. The soft bone of the pork wasn't boiled long enough so still hard. Overall, so so only.

We happened to dine at the food court at Plaza Singapura and once again, we decided to try out the hor fun at Shi Hui Yuan as we found their herbal broths really special! We got the blissful set this time, which comes with a generous serving of duck and chicken meat alongside a braised egg, mushrooms and vegetables. The ingredients were far more generous than the hor fun with braised chicken dish that we tried previously, so we would highly recommend the blissful set if you are feeling hungry!

The dish uses pretty thin strips of kway teow for the noodles and you may wish to mix the noodles in the broth thoroughly before eating so that the noodles will be coated sufficiently with the broth. The broth itself has a light herbal flavour, which makes it enjoyable as it does not have a strong medicinal taste and yet it makes the dish unique!

This was a pretty great meal for $7.50 and we have always found it puzzling that the stall doesn't usually have many customers, even during mealtimes!

This hor fun dish contains kway teow, braised chicken meat, braised mushrooms, veggies and an egg! To be honest, it is a pretty standard hor fun dish except that the gravy has a herbal taste to it (resembles danggui in my opinion). However, it would be great if the taste of Chinese herbs could be even stronger. The dish costs $5.50 without the egg and you need to add another $1 for the egg.

Blissful Set (S$7.80)
Not sure why but the sauce wasn’t as herbal as I remember it used to.
Available at @shihuiyuan.sg in @ntuc_foodfare in @plazasingapura

Shi Hui Yuan
Address 🏡 : Stall No. : 17 Kopitiam, 68 Orchard Road, # 06-15/16/17 Plaza Singapura, Singapore 🇸🇬 238 839