Swatow Bai Le Teochew Braised Duck - 709 Geylang Rd

Drove down geylang to find good food and happened to see this. It was their handmade fishball sign that attracted me there but I settled for the braised stuff because they looked so appetising. I had the kueh chap set. Good choice. Really liked the rice noodle in the soup and the kueh chap ingredients were well seasoned so I didn't even have to use the chilli. The ingredients were a little oily but it's the oil that made it tasty! It also has a porky smell but i love that so i enjoyed it. The soup could be a little more flavourful and It will be perfect. Will be back to try the duck, and the pig trotter! Cheap + affordable. Came back to try the duck noodle! AMAZING. AWESOME. AFFORDABLE. My family loved it too. Very traditional. Will be back for more duck, pig tongue and pork belly.

Overall a so-so braised duck cum kway chap stall. Ordered a bowl of kway, a plate of mui cai , a braised platter with duck, egg, pig skin, tau pok and intestines. Totalled up to $8. The kway broth was not the herbal kind, was instead filled with the taste from fried garlic scattered over. The braised sauce was not fragrant, lacked depth, and slightly gooey. Duck meat fared better on its own as it was fragrant and did not have gamey taste, but a tad tough. Intestines were cleaned decently. Mui cai was a tad sweeter than what I prefer.

Very mediocre Kway Chap place. The braised sauce is just not flavorful enough and it lacks depth. It's basically just soy sauce taste. Duck was quite tough but the taste is OK. Kway Chap is just salty and lacks the herbal taste or any kind of taste to it. Overall its ok place to fill your stomach but the lack in depth of flavor for the Kway Chap and braised sauce makes it an unfufilling dish.

The duck is well cooked and taste nice, i order extra braised taukwa/tofu also very nice. Very nice ? recommended!

Nice duck noodles (dry) and kway chap. The duck meat was nice and tender. Prices are very reasonable. However, seating capacity were limited.

Smelled good when we passed by last week, so came back to try. It was OK, quite like the duck but not wow and our set was $18 - kway chap for 2 with added duck, portion was a bit small. Mei cai was plain. Ladies serving were competent.

I chanced upon this place one day not too long ago when I parked in a nearby carpark looking for a good lunch place. Since then, I have gone back a few times for lunch as the food is really quite good and amidst a rather laid back surrounding. If you are around the area, look out for it.

$15 for duck and 2 person kueh chap. The intestines were unclean and come with strong smell! Duck was average but the braised pork belly was good. The braised was lacking something, very light broth. Probably enough seats for 25-30 max. Will not return.