Beach Road Fish Head Bee Hoon

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This Simple but yet surprisingly addictive fish soup that exist in whampoa Makan Place. This Fish soup always have a long queue, but the taste is definitely worth the wait. The secret to their long term success is the broth. In side the broth is 8 hours worth of stewing the fish bones. Not only is the soup heavenly, the choice of fish that the shop uses is both yummy and value for money. For $4 you get a bowl of heaven served with yummy slices of fried fish with the surprising crispy fish bones

Always a healthier choice for my meal, Fish Soup contained high percentage of Omega and Protein essential to our body. I followed my friends to take lunch here, soupy dish for rainy afternoon. The place was quiet and peaceful, no queue or lining up orders to be seen. Somehow I like the combination of Soup with Yee Mee, original saltiness of the noodles were spreading into fresh fish soup. The essence of the soup was rich, thinly slices of fish were cooked at right texture. Veggies added were not

Rainy days are your best friend especially when it comes to visiting those popular hawker centre stalls coz there will be less of a crowd then. I pop by this place on such a day and got my order taken right away, cheers to no queue! I chose the double fish soup for $4 and plain rice for 50cents. Condiments given were the usual small chili padi and soy sauce. Ingredients include sliced fish, fried fish, tomato, chy sim, cabbage and fried shallots. Notice there is no toufu and ginger which I like.

I'm no expert on Fish Head Bee Hoon, as it's not one of my usual hawker choices. However, after trying this one from Beach Road Fish Head Bee Hoon, it has become a favourite! I love the light, milky, fish stock soup, as well as the slippery, thick rice vermicelli. The meat from the fish's head is cooked to perfection, stiff enough to grasp with chopsticks, but not tough or rubbery, and it falls apart nicely when eaten. This particular stall is awesome, because there is a generous serving of slic

Was supposed to be here for my usual ban mian fix at China Whampoa Ban Mian stall when I saw the long queue at this stall. Operating with just 2 person, the guy chef will cook up the dish and the lady will handle order taking and preparing the trays. Yes its self-service but I was not disappointed at all since it’s well worth the 20min wait. Ordered the $4 mixed fish version (sliced fish and fried fish mixed) and had rice (30cents) instead of the thick white bee hoon. The soup came with toufu,

I was never a fan of fried fish bee hoon soup until I tried the one from this stall at Whampoa Drive Food Centre yesterday.Reasonably priced at $3.50, Beach Road fried fish bee hoon soup comes with a very acceptable portion of bee hoon topped with generous pieces of tasty fried fish. The best point of this special fried fish bee hoon is the mouthwatering soup which contains the irresistible sweetness of evaporated milk blended so perfectly with the delightful fragrance of fish.Certainly one of t

The freshness of the fish is the most important part when comes to eating fish bee hoon soup. At Whampoa Drive Food Centre, this stall sells various types of fish soup and the price range from $3.50, with an additional 20 cents for a takeaway. The service there is fantastic, they will take the initiative to pack your bee hoon in one plastic bowl together with the sliced fish and the soup in a separate container.For $3.50, you will get a generous portion of special fried fish or sliced fish, perf