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Prawn Noodles
2012-08-15 174 views
Prawn noodles or Fish soup? a decision I have to make every time I visit this coffee shop.Both the prawn noodles and fish soup stalls are very popular and there will always be long queues in front of the stalls.Decided to go for prawn noodles this time round. Flavourful stock from prawn and pork with succulent pork ribs, fresh prawns and tender pork liver at $4, cheap and nice!Topped up an additional $0.50 and you can add a big portion of vegetables to your prawn noodles.
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Prawn noodles or Fish soup? a decision I have to make every time I visit this coffee shop.

Both the prawn noodles and fish soup stalls are very popular and there will always be long queues in front of the stalls.

Decided to go for prawn noodles this time round. Flavourful stock from prawn and pork with succulent pork ribs, fresh prawns and tender pork liver at $4, cheap and nice!

Topped up an additional $0.50 and you can add a big portion of vegetables to your prawn noodles.
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PSA hidden Gem
2012-06-11 69 views
It has been a really long time since I last tasted a fantastic prawn noodle. Located at PSA Tanjong Pagar Complex, Amoy Street Boon Kee Prawn Noodle is like a hidden gem: little publicized or talked about, it is easily one of the most delicious prawn noodles in Singapore.Run by two men who are likely father and son, the stall is opened in the morning until around 1.30pm and closed on Sundays. So unless you are working in the CBD area, it may be difficult to find an opportunity to try this prawn
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It has been a really long time since I last tasted a fantastic prawn noodle. Located at PSA Tanjong Pagar Complex, Amoy Street Boon Kee Prawn Noodle is like a hidden gem: little publicized or talked about, it is easily one of the most delicious prawn noodles in Singapore.

Run by two men who are likely father and son, the stall is opened in the morning until around 1.30pm and closed on Sundays. So unless you are working in the CBD area, it may be difficult to find an opportunity to try this prawn noodle.
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Amoy Prawn Noodle
2012-05-08 19 views
It has been a really long time since I last tasted a fantastic prawn noodle.Run by two men who are likely father and son, the stall is opened in the morning until around 1.30pm and closed on Sundays. So unless you are working in the CBD area, it may be difficult to find an opportunity to try this prawn noodle.it is alway in long queues no matter what timing.
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It has been a really long time since I last tasted a fantastic prawn noodle.

Run by two men who are likely father and son, the stall is opened in the morning until around 1.30pm and closed on Sundays. So unless you are working in the CBD area, it may be difficult to find an opportunity to try this prawn noodle.

it is alway in long queues no matter what timing.
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Prawn Kway Teow@Boon Kee, TPC
2012-04-14 94 views
There is always long queue at the stall after it had shifted from Amoy Street to one of the Tanjong Pagar Complex coffee shops.The prawn noodle is popular and you will always have to wait for at least 10~20 minutes during peak hours. To beat the crowd, try to arrive around 11:30am. You can choose to have your noodles served dry with nice hot sauce or served with their thick prawn pork broth. Besides prawns, you can choose to include pork ribs, pork slices or pig intestines.My favourite is their
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There is always long queue at the stall after it had shifted from Amoy Street to one of the Tanjong Pagar Complex coffee shops.

The prawn noodle is popular and you will always have to wait for at least 10~20 minutes during peak hours. To beat the crowd, try to arrive around 11:30am.

You can choose to have your noodles served dry with nice hot sauce or served with their thick prawn pork broth. Besides prawns, you can choose to include pork ribs, pork slices or pig intestines.

My favourite is their Kway Teow Soup with Prawn and Pork ribs @$3~4. Sprinkle with some chilli powder to give the extra spiciness. I often couldn't resist but finish the whole bowl of soup which is cooked with lots of prawn heads and pork ribs.
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 If you love your food hot, you can also try their dry version with super spicy sauce which my friend loved. Add those crispy fried pork lard if you love it the traditional way.
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 Service is a bit slow as the stall owner takes pride to handle all the food processing himself, from getting the right amount of noodles, cooking the noodles, picking and arranging the prawn and pork ribs into the bowl. His helper only helps with the money collection and handling of bowls and trays.

You can try the home made barley in the coffee shop, which is thick and fragrant at a cheap price as well.
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The spiciest prawn noodles
2010-12-14 107 views
Very famous stall at PSA Tanjong pagar and always long queue. Before i placed my order, the cook already take the noodles but i wanted to eat bee hoon. I have no idea the prawn noodles "by default" is with chili. And the chili is extremely hot. End up i have to use the soup to "wash" all the noodles. The other stall owner is collecting the money. There's someone took their chopstick and spoon, the stall owner just run out from the stall and trying to catch the guy. If they are trying to clear th
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Very famous stall at PSA Tanjong pagar and always long queue.
Before i placed my order, the cook already take the noodles but i wanted to eat bee hoon.
I have no idea the prawn noodles "by default" is with chili. And the chili is extremely hot. End up i have to use the soup to "wash" all the noodles.
The other stall owner is collecting the money. There's someone took their chopstick and spoon, the stall owner just run out from the stall and trying to catch the guy. If they are trying to clear the queue fast by rushing their customer, how come she can just leave the stall to chase for a pair of chopstick?
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