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Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena

 Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Restaurant

Even though it is located in Novena, Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena remains very much a family-style restaurant. You will see multi-generation families enjoying a meal together on weekend dinnertime.

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There are more than 100 dishes to choose from. There is a large selection of soup, meat, seafood, vegetable and rice/noodles dishes.

The Food

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Prawn & Minced Meat Rolls

Prawn & Minced Meat Rolls 虾枣 [Small S$14, Medium S$20, Large S$25] reminds me of the Prawn Rolls I had at Keng Eng Kee. The sweetness of the prawns and minced pork works really well together while the frying gives it a crispy finish.

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Prawn Pasta Chicken

You can never go wrong with Prawn Paste Chicken 虾酱鸡 [Small S$15, Medium S$21, Large S$25]. The chicken winglets are well-marinated in prawn paste while the skin is fried till crispy golden-brown.

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Steamed Song Fish Head in Back Bean Sauce

Just the fish head used in Steamed Song Fish Head in Black Bean Sauce 鼓汁蒸松鱼头 [$25] is already so big, I can just imagine how huge the fish must be. The fish head is very fresh, the fish meat is firm and tender.

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Homemade Tofu with Cai PohHomemade Tofu with Cai Poh 菜脯冬豆腐 [Small S$15, Large S$24] is a homely dish that reminds one of home-cooked food. The freshly-made tofu is so tender while the cai poh gives it a touch of saltiness.

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Sambal Kang Kong

Sambal Kangkong 马来风光 [Small S$12, Medium S$17, Large S$20] is another one of their signature dishes, but it’s spicy.

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Baby Kai Lan (Stir-Fried

For those of us who can’t eat spicy food, we will stick to good-old Hong Kong Kai Lan (Stir-Fried) 香港芥蓝 (清炒) [Small S$12, Medium S$17, Large S$20].

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Fried Beef Hor Fun

Fried Beef Hor Fun (Dry) 干炒牛肉河粉 [Small S$9, Large S$16] is another must-try. Replacing the sticky gravy of their wet counterpart is hor fun that ample “wok hei”. The beef pieces, enveloped in corn starch, are tender and juicy.

Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena - Red Bean Pancake

The meal ends on a perfect note with traditional Red Bean Pancake 红豆窝饼 [S$11++] for dessert. It is crispy and not too sweet, what more can one ask for?

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Hong Kong Street Restaurant Novena

Address: 273 Thomson Road, Novena Gardens #01-01, Singapore 307644

Telephone: 62523132

Opening Hours: Daily 11am - 2.30pm, 5pm - 10pm

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Location: 273 Thomson Rd, Singapore 307644

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