4 - it’s yummy and it’s got bits of meat in it so that’s really nice. finn
4 - very realistic seafood flavour. Little bits of seafood, includes seaweed. Very spicy hot. Milo
4.5 - great combination of favours make this Vietnamese soup yummy. Super space-food sachet of stewed chicken completes the soup. Dylski
2 - a bit bland with a hint of sea water. Did have a couple of dried prawns in though. Dylski
3 - teddy bear seafood slices! Whatever follows is just waffle. Good selection of vegetables; the mushrooms a particular bonus. Soup that fairly generic red peppery stuff but not overly hot. Dylski
4 - mama done good again. This one packs an interesting colour and flavour into a rather small portion of noodle soup (the soup dimension making these more filling than the similarly-sized Pad Thai version). The soup was vibrant red-pink (British Indian Restaurant Tandoori Chicken colour if that means anything to you) with a slightly sweet and sour flavour. Could have done with more. Dylski.
1 - didn’t live up to their exciting ‘kung fu’ name: too soft, no structure and lacking in power. Bland. Dylski
4 - small portion of tastetastic noodleness. Lemongrass with a slightly sour tom yam favouring. Yum. Dylski
4 - a great start to 2009! No overpowering spices or heat in this one. The flavour more reminiscent of a crab and sweetcorn soup. The rice noodles were also a treat, unlike any others, with a pasta-like texture. Dylski
2 - not bad kimchi flavour but a little too peppery towards the end. Dylski
4 - great tasting beefy hot and sour soup noodles. Sort of tom yam but beefy not fishy and not fiercely hot either. Dylski.
3 - surprising tasty as relatively bland chicken soup-like flavours go. Could have been pork flavour though. Hard to tell really. Dylski
3 - a lightly spiced chicken soup with a little sachet of gloopy chicken fat. Mmm. Maybe a little too much MSG. Dylski
5 - not much to say but it was extremely delicious and I could eat at least two bowls of it. Quite chickeny soup. Milo