Seow Choon Hua Restaurant

Passed by the restaurant many times on my way to Golden Mile Food Centre. Finally tried the Foo Chow fish ball soup. It did not disappoint, the fish ball is plumpy with a nice texture and bits of pork inside. The soup is piping hot, light with a hint of vinegar. The small soup is $6 with 6 fish balls, I think there are $8 and $10 size too. You can also add noodles to the soup, or buy the fish balls to cook at home. Will be back to try other selections on the menu. They have both inside and outside seatings.

New premises are nicer, very unfortunately the food didn't upgrade. Full review: 1) mee sua, still decent but seems a bit watered down and chicken is tough as leather. Feeling generous, so 4 🌟 2) fishballs - they must have changed the recipe, because these used to be great, now rubbery can use to play squash, 3 🌟 3) breaded fish - was recommended to me, wafer thin sliced fish for $8. Per slice more than a dollar, and very ordinary. 2 🌟 Foochow food not easy to find, hope the owners work more on the food please.

The old school red rice wine mee sua is tasty with mild sweetness. The small portion at $6 is sufficient for one but not much meat from the chicken pieces. Good to order a mixed soup of handmade Foo Chow fishball and dumplings as side dish, perfect. The fishballs has the Q-ness unlike the mass-produced kind. Order at the table and pay cash when the food is served. Went during lunchtime, almost full house but no need to wait for a table.

Interesting blast to the past feel in this homely restaurant, reminiscent of Malaysia. The red wine chicken soup was thick and rich and definitely the star of the show. The rest of the dishes however e.g. foo chow fishballs, dumplings were subpar. The dry noodles had an unique tasty marination and were well cooked. Overall, would recommend for a one time visit if around the immediate vicinity!

Ordered the 2 dishes that seem to be the most popular, i.e. fuzhou fishball noodle and red wine chicken mee sua. The fuzhou fishballs are really bouncy and full of flavour, different from the normal fishball out there. The noodle has nice texture and not too salty also. The red wine chicken tastes quite mild and it can be stronger but it's quite comforting. They're $6 a bowl