[Closed] Mini Steamboat Delight @ HDB Hub Toa Payoh, Singapore (Now known as Parkway Mini Steamboat)
Previously located at Parkway Parade basement food court, the steamboat restaurant - Mini Steamboat Delight had relocated twice. Firstly, the restaurant moved to the 4th floor at Banquet Food Court, Parkway Parade. Recently, they moved to Gourmet Paradise Restaurant at HDB Hub.
When I stumbled upon the restaurant approximately ten years ago, I was addicted to their tom yam steamboat and chilli sauce. The tom yam broth was spicy and sour. I could not describe how delicious the broth was but it was absolutely addictive. The chilli sauce was made from sesame seeds, chinese parsley, and other ingredients. It was another delight to eat with the cooked food.
When I stumbled upon the restaurant approximately ten years ago, I was addicted to their tom yam steamboat and chilli sauce. The tom yam broth was spicy and sour. I could not describe how delicious the broth was but it was absolutely addictive. The chilli sauce was made from sesame seeds, chinese parsley, and other ingredients. It was another delight to eat with the cooked food.
We waited for approximately four months before the restaurant was opened at the HDB Hub. While dining in, a couple of regular diners told the staff that they finally found the restaurant after two relocation exercises.
Most of the time, we ordered meats, bean curd rolls, fish dumplings, fish maw, fortune fish balls, fish glue, fragrant rice (aka chicken rice) and udon. Though it may be too much for two, it was a very delicious and perfect dinner experience. We spent a total of $63.00.
So, don't wait. Why not drop by the restaurant, try the delicious steamboat and drop me a note or two on your experience?
Other details:
Tel: 6354 4611
Branch location: 2nd Mini Steamboat Delight
273, Thomson Road, #01-04, Novena Garden, Singapore 307644
Tel: 6255 0600
Our spread - beef and mutton, udon noodles, fish glue, bean curd rolls, fortune fish balls, fish dumplings in tom yam broth. It is a must to dip the meat in the shabu shabu way and then dip it with the chilli sauce. You will be blown away by the tender meat and delicious chilli sauce. Apart from the fragrant rice, I had tried and tested eating it with udon noodles. The udon noodles remained chewy even though some of them were hidden at the bottom of the hot pot. I began loving eating udon soaked with tom yam soup.
The fortune fish balls were special fish balls. It did not look like typical factory-made fish balls. The fish meat was freshly prepared. Scoop out the fish balls when it was floating in the pot. Try eating the fish balls by itself. You can taste the freshness. Then dip it with the chilli sauce. You will be on cloud nine.
Other foods like fish glue, bean curd rolls and fish dumplings, gave the same palatable and ecstatic feelings like the above descriptions and evaluations.
The all-time favourite, Chilli Sauce. You can buy the tom yam paste and chilli sauce and have steamboat right at home.
Mini Steamboat Delights ✓ ijustwantfood Critics’ Pick | ★★★★
Gourmet Paradise Restaurant, Blk 480, Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, #B1-01, HDB Hub, SIngapore 310480 |
Atmosphere Hidden within a food court under HDB Hub, you will be greeted by friendly servers. But the queue may be long on certain days.
Sound The place is not enclosed and is subject to noises from diners in the food court.
Recommended Dishes Tom Yum broth, Fish Glue, Beancurd Skin Roll, Fortune Fish Ball, Chilli Sauce
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Price $ (affordable)
Open the hours is believed to be from 12nn to 10.00pm
Reservations Limited seats only
What the Stars Mean Ratings range from zero to four stars. Zero is poor, fair or satisfactory. One star, good. Two stars, very good. Three stars, excellent. Four stars, extraordinary.
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Thank you for helping me find back this restaurant. :)
ReplyDeleteBeen looking for it since it closed at Parkway.
You are most welcome. I am glad that I could be of help.
DeleteHi, the correct road name is Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, and not Lorong 8.
ReplyDeleteThanks sZe for pointing it out. It is indeed Lorong 6 Toa Payoh.
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