I was not sure how to tag Bab Noodles. The restaurant does pseudo Japanese & Korean food and also local flavours (like sambal kang kong?!) and fusions. For what their name's worth, it's odd that half the available offerings comes defaulted with rice and for a change of that rice to noodles, would require one to top up $2 more.
Nothing in particular looked outstanding here so I landed myself a tori kaarage & stewed beef in BAB's Special sauce set ($11.90).
"Special" is a word like "authentic". Overused. And probably with no good reason. So it's tori karaage with some cold stiff stewed beef in a sauce that tasted bland. Food felt barely warm. Nothing Japanese about this set. With the exception of that chilli powder condiment at the table. Maybe that was a Japanese brand.
An unexpected ray of light on their menu call Spicy Crayfish Ramen. The taste was actually not bad. In spite of being a little thin, the sauce was quite delicious. Now if they could get better crayfish and make nicer noodles, this could just be superb. Do not quote me on this.
An unexpected ray of light on their menu call Spicy Crayfish Ramen. The taste was actually not bad. In spite of being a little thin, the sauce was quite delicious. Now if they could get better crayfish and make nicer noodles, this could just be superb. Do not quote me on this.
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