Market Street Teochew Kway Teow Mee 馬吉街潮州粿條面 @ Market Street Interim Hawker Centre

A bowl of kway teow soup is something that people usually have when they are not feeling well or do not have much of an appetite because it is light and not so heavy on the stomach.

I, for one, can have kway teow soup anytime of the day because I love soupy stuff; not necessary only when I am sick.

It is my comfort food and my backup plan when I have no idea what to have for my meal at the hawker centre.

Market Street Teochew Kway Teow Mee offers Teochew-styled noodles either dry or soup with your option of noodles like mee pok (flat noodles), mee kia (thin noodles), kway teow (flat rice noodles), etc.

I ordered the regular bowl of kway teow soup that comes with two fish balls, some slices of fish cake, pork liver, pork slices, slivers of mushroom and bak chor (minced meat) on top of the kway teow.

The portion is quite standard.

I had a sip of the soup and was surprised by the light, yet robust taste. Kway teow soup usually give people the impression that they are bland but this has got to be the most flavorsome that I have had so far.

Well, not that I have tasted a lot of different stall's kway teow soup but you get the drift.
This stall is rather popular with the CBD crowd during lunch hour so be there early to avoid the long queue.

Market Street Interim Hawker Centre - the temporary hawker centre housing the Golden Shoe hawkers for the next four years is situated at Cross Street, right next to Telok Ayer MRT Station Exit A.