Baan by Rochor Thai – Thai Style Wonton Noodle At East Coast
Feature - Review, Food - Thai, Singapore - East
August 03, 2016
Baan, which means “home” in Thai, is started by the team behind Rochor Thai at Novena.. The Thai stall within the popular Alibabar Kopitiam along East Coast Road, serves up a lean menu of Wonton Noodles ($5.30, $6.80), Braised Pork Leg ($6.30), Green Curry Chicken ($5.80) and Basil Pork ($5.80). The Wonton Noodles has received some attention after a favourable review in the local papers. The star in the bowl to me, is the Grilled Pork Collar, firm yet with a suitable amount of tenderness. Also, a refreshing change instead of the usual char siew. Baan uses Hong Kong......
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