Blanco Prawn Noodle House

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Came at roughly 3.30pm, ordered the medium $8.80 pork rib prawn noodle, no more kway teow, not a fan of yellow noodle, chose the beehoon. As usual no chilli no ketchup, dry (normally if you order soup, more or less they dilute the soup due to insufficient of prawn broth), headed to the toilet at the back, then ordered some ngor hiang at the same store, and while looking for a good place to seat (quite empty cause of the weird timing) my noodle was ready !A lot of seats are occupied not by people

Supposedly we should have the famous roti prata along the stretch of shophouses at Jalan Kayu but since the majority wanted prawn noodles, I shall come again next round for the prata which is actually just beside the prawn noodles shop.It was crowded at 12 noon and everyone are heading here for their lunch. We manage to grab seats for 3 of us and settled with our food. Just beside the stall is another stall selling Wu Xiang Guan Chang. Saw most of the tables ordering it but we skip that. Ordered

Came for lunch here. This shop is nearer to home so very convenient. I ordered the $5.00 prawns noodle soup. It got only a few halved prawns with noodle in tasty prawn soup. The noodle was enough for me. The prawns tasted quite fresh and sweet. The soup got a sweet prawn taste too. The standard is good and the service is warm by those aunties. I will come back to try their noodle with pork ribs next time.

The FoodI ordered the pork rib prawn mee served with 4 pieces of pork ribs and 3 pieces of halved prawns. After having my first mouthful of the thick and mouthwatering soup, which was concentrated with the flavours of prawns and pork ribs and also complemented the noodles so well. The halved prawns are very fresh and sweet and the pork ribs are fleshy and tasty.The PriceReasonably priced at $5 for decent portionOverallI will definitely come back again and highly recommended to try this!

The shop is located along in one of those pre-war shop houses along the quiet Jalan Kayu. The location is a little inconvenient as there are only 3 buses (No 85, 86 and 103) going there. I was there at about 12.30 pm for lunch. There were only a few tables occupied then. I was expected to make an order at their counter then paid before proceeding to my table to wait for my food. I ordered a bowl of soup noodle with medium sized prawns for $5.50 together with lime juice for $1.50. I gotten my o

A perfect bowl of prawn noodle soup. The colour of the soup may look like it is too bland or not flavourful enough. But don't get deceived. The flavour and taste of the soup is really thick and at the same time it won't make you feel tasty. With a balance amount of noodle, and top with some vegetables, and few slices of fresh and juicy prawns.

This lovely bowl of soup.. wait I mean prawn soup.. PRAWN NOODLE soup is really defined by the tasty soup! It's the kind where you rank the ingredients like this:1. soup2. prawn3. fishcake4. tow-gay5. noodlesYeah! You'd surely gobble the soup and everything before hitting the er, prawns. Honestly i prefer the prawns to be thoroughly cleansed (in other words, take out the black black thing which you and i know its' the piled-up waste in the body of the prawn), and rarely any hawker does that. Oth

I am not a usual fan of prawn noodles, but this stall was good enough to make me have a liking towards this popular dish. I ordered prawn noodles, a mix of kway teow and yellow mee, with pork ribs too. I think the soup base was rather appetising, the pork ribs was good, and overall, I would recommend this place if you're craving for prawn noodles that are good The price is quite reasonable too, which makes the eating experience so much more pleasing