New Hawa

My favourite hunt hasn't disappointed me once. For a period of time New Hawa had been outcasted by the rest to hide in the small alley. But luckily the darkest days are now over and they are now at the same row as 98.7 and spize.
So being the forever hungry people, boy and I, 2 person with a huge appetite ordered a loads of food.

First up we had chilli crab.
We asked the auntie which one in the menu is the best and she said chilli.
And as true as it is, the sauce for the crabs are wonderful. Not as starchy as NSB, not too spicey, you can see the slimy eggs in it. One thing i thought the chef should not do would be to deep fry the crab. Many people have the concept that if the crab is deep fried the flesh will not fall apart. But it is rather hard to tell the duration to fry the crab, any minute longer will make the crab dry and tough, losing its natural juice. But even though it was fried, New Hawa's crabs were still considered okay. The sauce simply made up for the short comings of the crabs.




Some vegetables for fibre intake. Yet it was a good choice. Fragrant smell of garlic, soft yet not overcooked kailan with aromatic sauce to go with your rice.

The spicier kind of hot plate tofu. This had quite a lot of different varieties of ingredients added, like cauliflower, mushroom, carrots, praws, peas..... The sauce was just right, not too starchy, the eggy smell of the egg tofu was blending in well, and the egg at the base was slightlu burnt to give the fragrant taste.

Last but not least is Tom Yam soup. It has fishballs, fishcake, 2 kinds of mushroom, prawns, sotong, fish, baby corn, carrot. All for just $7 for this huge bowl.

It is not the authentic version of soup, but a very stong taste of spicyness. I love it as much.

Auntie note: New hawa has got so many other nice food as well, like their superb chicken chop, lemonade, maggi goreng. The crabs are much cheaper as well, 2 average sized crabs for just $28!!!!! Where to find?

New Hawa

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