It's been a long time since we've had some good Malay food and we decided to give it a shot. We got the Mee Soto and Mee Rebus each costing $3 each but the portions were rather generous. We started with the Mee soto first. The soup was truly worthy of being called the best. It had a strong chicken flavour it. The soup also had the aroma of different herbs and spices, especially fresh coriander. The chicken was juicy and succulent, giving a nice bite. Like all Malay dishes, it's best with some sambal. It enhances the tastes of the ingredients and that heat works well with the delicious soup. The noodle soaked up so much of the soup that we could barely taste the natural taste of it but we loved the sponge effect it had. The Mee Rebus on the other hand was equally as good. The gravy had a more savory touch to it as compared to other Mee Rebus. It also was rich in flavour while being light at the same time. Although the egg yolk was great as it added a another layer of creaminess to the gravy. There was only one egg so we had to savor it slowly!
Their menu also had other popular Malay dishes. We really wanted to try their Gado Gado but we were too full! Heard that was pretty good as well.
Yunos and Family has stolen our hearts with their two dishes already. We will be returning pretty soon!
Mee Soto
Price: SGD$3
Mee Rebus
Price: SGD$3
Address: Yunos and Family #01-01
724 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, Singapore 560724
724 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, Singapore 560724
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