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Mark Wiens praises Sinio Shin’s dry beef noodles as a standout, while the overall vibe is one of hearty, satisfying comfort.
“The dry version has the same noodles and minced beef, but the beef coats the noodles in oily, beefy juices and flavor. It's a totally different experience from the soup version, but both are so good — it just depends on your mood. You can't go wrong with either.”
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1 creator has covered Sinio Shin. Most active: Mark Wiens
A third-generation beef noodle shop in Kuala Lumpur serving some of the best beef noodles in the city, with rich broth and legendary beef balls.
Dishes mentioned
Beef Noodles Soup
The broth is rich, meaty, and clean tasting — you can taste a caramelized meatiness from the minced beef. The yellow noodles have a nice chewiness. The minced beef has a corned beef kind of flavor, condensed and intense. The beef balls are springy, not too chewy, juicy, a little peppery. The tripe is completely tender, glides through your teeth like the noodles. The homemade chili sauce is vinegary and a little spicy — perfect for dipping. This is everything you want in a bowl of beef noodles.
Dry Beef Noodles
The dry version has the same noodles and minced beef, but the beef coats the noodles in oily, beefy juices and flavor. It's a totally different experience from the soup version, but both are so good — it just depends on your mood. You can't go wrong with either.
