Beef Offal

After a good experience at Sheung Wan Noodle House, I returned on my own.

I was there around 12:00pm and there were already a few customers enjoying their lunch.

I ordered the Kumquat Lemon Honey (cold) because I was very thirsty. The lady boss assured me that the drink was not too sweet. It was a very nice thirst quencher,

I already set my mind on the Beef Offal after enjoying the Beef Brisket and Beef Tendon.

On the menu, the description of the Beef Offal was - Honeycomb, Beef Small Intestine, Big Intestine, Beef Spleen.

These were the condiments that were brought to my table. There was light soy sauce, pickled green chilies and chili oil. I don't know what's in the other bottle.

There you go, my bubbling pot of Beef Offal. The lady boss offered to serve me a small portion, but no, I wanted the full blown serving hah...hah...

Ooooo... I was very excited to see the honeycomb. And the big ass beef intestines, which I have never eaten before.

As I dug into the pot, to my dismay, I found beef meatballs. Ugh!

There was no mention of meatballs in the menu and no, there was no spleen. In future, I'll check if they could exchange the meatballs for other parts.

I enjoyed the honeycomb and also the intestines. But I have to warn you that the intestines are very fatty. I don't have a problem with that but some people may find it cloying.

I ate this with the pickled green chilies and my lemon drink helped to cut through the greasiness.

The beef meatballs were not too bad as these are better ones that I have eaten. They were flavorful from soaking up the beefy/spice flavors from the broth. But I prefer not to eat them as they contain starch.

I was very satisfied with my meal and it was so filling that I did not need to eat dinner.

Well, anytime I return to Sheung Wan Noodle House, I will only eat either the Beef Brisket and Beef Tendon or the Beef Offal (but will request to exchange the balls for something else).