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Being a fan of beef noodles, I needed to try out the popular Hock Lam Beef Noodles! I read online that this stall is since 1911! The owner of the store was crowned Singapore's Beef noodle King in 2002. They have another outlet located at Alexandra. I came around 12+ pm and the shop is super packed with the working crowd. Lucky I managed to get a seat at a corner! You can choose the type of noodles (kway teow/bee hoon), soup/dry and the kind of beef. I chose a combination of beef balls and slice

This used to be one of my fave beef noodles places in Singapore. As of today, no longer Temperature: lukewarm food is not enticing at allNoodles: can be softerSliced beef: very thin which is niceSoup: somewhat sour Chilli: not as spicy as beforeThey had a renovation some time back and you no longer have to stand at the counter to queue for your food and self-collect. However, this means you are charged service charges now.My bowl today costs slightly above $10.

The FoodI ordered a large bowl of Beef Kway Teow Soup with additional tendons. The soup has a rich and sweet taste of the beefy goodness minus the strong beefy smell. The ingredients such as tripe, brisket, tendons and sliced beef are fresh and very tender. The tripe is soft and tender and the brisket is well marinated and does not have any beefy smell. Lastly, the sliced beef is awesome and blended well with their home made chilli sauce that is a little sourish to give it an appetising taste an

The standard has dropped over the years. The beef soup stock is no longer as good as it was and the soup was a bit too salty. The only saving grace was the chill. For a lunch that cost close to $10, I would expect the standard to be good if not the portion to be generous. If you need a place that has airconditioned, you can consider this place. One thing I don't really like is that they tend to clear you out fast during lunch.

Though I am not a fan of beef noodles, I must say that the beef noodles from Hock Lam tastes good. The meat is tender and lean. Needless to say, there is a long queue at the stall during lunch time. Despite ordering the small portion (you can choose the medium portion if you are a big eater), the serving is kinda huge. This is perhaps the reason why it is more expensive than the beef noodles which are served than most eateries. Do give it a try and I believe you will like it.

This is definitely one of the favourite for the working adults in Raffles Place area. Located at Far East Square, it was always packed with working adults during lunch hour, with a snake long queue. Their beef noodle soup is my favourite. I like it alot better than the dry as the soup base is flavoured with the beef taste. Simply delicious. Yum Yum!

I love the beef ball noodles at Hock Lam Beef situated at Far East Square. The standard has always been up to standard and it never fails my day whenever I’m there for the beef noodles. As always, the place is very packed most of the time and we had to reach there early in order to obtain seats during lunch. The beef noodles come in 3 different sizes and it costs $5.50 for the small bowl. I usually have the small bowl as the portion would be just right. The soup is fantastic, the 8 beef balls le

Was there to pick up wifey and go for dinner.Were lucky to chance upon this famous stall. The shop is filled with newspaper cutting hence decided to give it a try.And we regretted! For not ordering more..The noodles is smooth and silky. I rem trying similar one in Ipoh and this is relatively quite comparable. The soup is thick and you can ready taste that the soup has been brewed under sufficient heat for long long hours. The best part is definitely the medium rare tender beer, soft and red... I