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This is one of Hong Yun's signature dishes.Their White Fried Bee Hoon. At first sight, it looks nothing out of the ordinary!It's just a plate of fried rice vermicelli! That's where the ordinary ends & the extra-ordinary begins!1 bite into this otherwise simple-looking dish reveals an aromatic flavor reminiscent of the days of old & that generous serving of countless shards of fried pork lard crispies (Bak Yew Pok) elevates this innocent-looking plateful into sinful bliss with every bite!

Usually I come here with friend for their white bee hoon,but this time we saw the butter sotong article on the wall,it look nice so we ordered a plate to try. It was so different from the picture,first few bite it was nice,very crispy but after having more ,we find that it was too oily,as for bee hoon,the portion was suddenly a lot,it was very dry not very nice,and as usual only 1 piece of sotong inside, very stingy.

A lively lunch which we had never been, although we sat very near to each other in our office yet it was the first time we eat together. Decided to eat Chinese Food, we came to this coffee shop.New version for their Menu, they added some dishes inside. All food items displayed neatly by type and their prices stated clearly, differentiated by size whether Big, Medium and Small.Their signature Meehoon, it was a must-order dish. I opted for it and gave up rice. Not salty, the taste was just nice. E

Located right after the gantry carpark entrance, Hong Yun has been reputed or their white bee hoon offering. Being a fan of you huak's version, i came by to do a taste comparison hoping that i have a new joint to visit instead of the sembawang area which parking is always an issue. Located under hdb flat, Hong Yun is one of the few stalls within the coffeeshop, so its not the sole business occupying the premises. The Hup Chong ytf is supposedly the other star of this coffeeshop. I ordered the $6

White beehoon tasted average but the ingredients are good, you can see prawn, sotong, pork and lard. My friend said the one at Sembawang tasted better and here is the dry version, there is wet version. The fried brinjal and floss tasted quite good, crispy enough. The kailan tasted average too but different from other, there are fried ikan bilis served aside.

It was recommend by my friend,she told me this stall signature dish was their white bee hooni came here for their bee hoon for about 3-4times,everytime i will ordered a plate for 2 which cost $6,The portion was just nice for 2,There's egg,some vegetables,2-3prawns & sotong I find that this stall was quite stingy for their ingredient,Whole plate i can only find 1 strip of tiny sotong meat ,3times i went,sotong confirm less than 2piece Bee hoon texture was quite dry but somehow it tasted really ni

The FoodI ordered the white Bee Hoon which was more to the dry type served with pork, prawns, sotongs, eggs, kai lan and topped with pork lard. The Bee Hoon was moist, fluffy and springy.The rich stock was perfectly absorbed with Bee Hoon which made every single strand of the Bee Hoon deliciously tasty. The PriceReasonably priced at $4.00 per plateOverallI will definitely come back again and highly recommended to try this!

The seventh day of the Lunar New Year, which is everybody’s birthday. They said Yu Sheng is a must in this particular date for the celebration. I went to a coffee shop near Bradell MRT and had my lunch with my new colleagues.Colourful and Flavourful Yu Sheng, consisted of strips of raw Salmon Fish and mixed with shredded vegetables. We screamed out our wishes for this Prosperity Year of 2013 while we tossing the ingredients to the air with chopsticks. Recommended by Ladyboss, it was not oily and