When I blogged about the roasts stall at Lucky Star Eating House at 211 Marsiling Crescent, several readers suggested that I should try Ah Keat's kway chap stall as well. So, here I am the next morning 😄
Ah Keat Pig Organ Soup. Kway Chap stall is side by side with Shi Mei Roasted. Chicken Rice. Ah Keat's stall has been here in 211 Marsiling Crescent for over 30 years. The coffee shop looks new as it has been renovated several times through the years.
This set of kway chap for SGD $4. I asked for all pork meat and offal sans tau pok, eggs, fish cake, other distractions etc. The friendly stall holders graciously obliged.
The braised pork was done a little softer than I like. But, the flavour was nice - it was mildly herbal sweet savoury. The flavour was infused from brown braising stock made with soy sauce, Chinese 5-spice and herbs.
Underneath the mild herbal sweet savoury flavour, I can taste the natural sweetness of the pork. The intestines were very well cleaned. Ah Keat doesn't serve stewed fallopian tubes which may disappoint some kway chap connoisseurs (but I am not one of them 😄 ).
A stack of broad rice sheets come in a bowl of brownish colour stock.
The medium body stock was herbal sweet savoury, just like the meat and offal. The dominant flavour was sweet which I like (better than saltiness).
The kway or rice sheets were generic but thin and smooth. The subtly sweet rice sheet took on some of the herbal sweet savoury flavour of the brown stock clinging to it. I like it enough to order a second helping of the kway 😋
The chili sauce was a pleasant surprise. I wasn't expecting much as in many kway chap places the chili sauce seemed like an afterthought. Ah Keat's chili sauce had a salty tangy flavour with a rather sharp lingering sting in the aftertaste. The zesty sauce goes perfectly with the herbal sweet savoury spongy soft meat and offal.
👉 Lucky Star Eating House is a bit off the beaten track except for folks living in Woodlands or Marsiling. But, if you are using Woodlands Waterfront park, nearby Lucky Star is a good lunch / dinner option as there is Shi Mei Roasted and Ah Keat's kway chap.
See also Fennysharing's review of Ah Keat's kway chap 👈 click
Restaurant name: Ah Keat Pig Organ Soup. Kway Chap 阿吉猪什汤•粿汁 (in Lucky Star Eating House)
Address: 211 Marsiling Crescent, Singapore 730211
GPS: 1°26'45.3"N 103°46'25.3"E 🌐 1.445925, 103.773692
Hours: 9:00am - 9:00pm (alternate Weds off)
Non Halal
Date visited: 29 Sept 2018
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