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9 Raffles Boulevard
#01-20 Millenia WalkSingapore
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Telephone: 6336 6770
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Restaurants » Korean, Japanese , Thai , Chinese
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Had dinner with my gf at Bab Noodle. Have been patronising this eatery for about 5 years since 2002 (if I remember correctly).
Located within Millenia Walk, Bab Noodle provides a nice and relaxing place for you to slowly enjoy your food during meal times - a far cry from the mad crowds that throng every eating outlet at within the vicinity.
Tori Katsu - I personally didn't quite like the Tori Katsu because the flour was a little too thick and overall the chicken had an slight oil residue taste. But then again, it wasn't half as bad as I described it to be.
Tofu Donburi - I'm a sucker for tofu with minced meat and I never fail to order this dish whenever I patronise. To be honest, there's nothing special about this dish. Its just that I can't seem to find something like that anywhere else. A huge chunk of agedashi tofu topped with lots of minced meat and gravy - now that's something close to my heart.
Tori Karaage - This dish came across as a little too dry and hard, making chewing a tad challenging. Portions were quite small as well. Overall very average tasting.
Well the food's nothing spectacular, coming across as average at best. However, factor in the good service and the relaxing atmosphere and $24 for 2 pax is a steal in the heart of town.
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Was at Millenia Walk with two girlfriends and I wanted to try out Abof, but the price was alittle high for a casual dinner. So we went to Bab Noodle. Although the name suggested that they serves noodle, but I saw my rice on the menu. To change the rice to noodles is an additional $2. Shouldn't they call it Bab Rice then?
Anyway, the 3 of us ordered 2 starters to share and a main each with iced lychee tea for all of us. There were 3 lady staff at work. And as it was late already, the place was rather empty. We were given all the attention we needed. So this was great. Except for my missing straw in my drink, and the fallen spoon from my table. Other than that, the service was great.
Now the food... the starters - Pidan with cold tofu and Seafood tofu were great! Love the taste. As for the main, I was contemplating between the Sukiyaki Beef Set and the Stew Beef with Karrage Chicken Set. I asked the lady who took our order which she recommends, and Sukiyaki was her choice. So I gave that a try. The serving was rather big for me. I was too full only half way through the set. But then the main problem came when I reached home couple of hours later... yap... had a "blasting" time in the loo... perhaps its the beef. As there were some that I thought looked weird. Or again, might be due to the combo of food I had for dinner. Lucky for me, I feel better now after the blasting.
Total spent by the 3 of us was $58.40.
For the service and attention, I give 2 stars and for the value-for-money set meals I'm giving another. Not going to rate the food as my experience was probably uncalled for.
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26 Sep 2007 at 2:24 am
wahahaha! This time by a smaller "rapist". LOL
26 Sep 2007 at 9:00 am
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Everything also they serve
In an attempt to capture the markets of Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Thai cuisine lovers' palettes, Bab Noodle serves all of them. The food is just ok, nothing that will make you go, "Wow". Or at least we didn't order those that might. My guess is that the restaurant is banking on variety rather than quality and quantity. Neither was the restaurant anything you would consider adventurous.
The girlfriend and I had ordered the Salmon Sauce Set and Tori Katsu Don and Unagi Set respectively. The portions were just right for the average meal. One thing I do like about their set meals is the side dish of kimchi which was quite good. I think it had been tweaked to suit the local taste bud.
I did wish they would put more rice or noodles in their set meals, since its menu had something like the staple food of Asia. But that probably was hunger at work.
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