Hong Hu Express (Closed)

I've never like my noodles to be in soups, so i will always/ or rather go for the dry kind. And i particularly like the 'ganlaolamian' from hong hu express! I reckon it might be the china kind of bak chor mee!Simple as it can be, its a dish that you can have for lunch and or dinner! And it will keep you yearning for more( trust me) Brought my mum to try the noodles ( she dont normally eat food that she haven tried or eaten before, so i have to force her to eat this) we both had the same thing. A

Having lunch with colleague at this place since my colleague have craving for dumpling. I order the Pork Rib noodle instead of dry, I ask for soup base. Noodle is soft and easy to chew on and soup base is tasty. They are generous in giving the pork rib as each of them are consider big size and juicy meat. They really did a good job in braising the meat.  Mushroom is soft too and vegetable is fresh that you can taste it.

Located at 5th Floor of Far East Plaza, Hong Hu Express serves your normal Ban mee and Chinese gyozas.This is also one of my usual place to go for cheap and quick lunch.Today I ordered Fried Chicken Noodles for $3.50. The chicken is well fried, very crispy on the outside while maintaining soft & juicy on the inside.The noodles is your normal chinese you mee, however without the usual mince pork and ikan bilis, the noodle tasted really bland.

Don't be fooled by the messy look of this dish! The mee sua at Hong Hu Express is really good! One of the main thing is that their broth is very good. Flavourful, not too salty or greasy and elevates the simple mee sua. There is a generous sprinkling of ikan bilis, vegetables, minced pork and egg in the bowl plus silky mee sua. If you prefer your mee sua a bit more "al dante", this is not for you. They are incredibly soft which is how I like them. Cheap and good!

Hong Hu Express is the stall i ever satisfied for lunch at far east plaza. Offers kinds of fish soup and ramen. My favorite at there is Tom Yam Seafood Soup. Costs $4.50 with added rice bowl, will add 20cents if take away. It's just original sour and spicy tom yam soup that came with sliced fish, prawn, and usual soup seafood. The staffs are friendly and serve quite fast. A bowl of tom yam soup can make you active on blue Monday or rainy day.

Among the other eateries here on level 5, Far East Plaza, Hong Hu Express is a place for me to satisfy my ban mian craving. Tended by mostly PRC, I ordered the normal version of the ban mian and within 5 minutes, my piping hot ban mian is served to me. My usual way of eating ban mian is to mass spam it with a lot of chili padi to make the soup powered with spiciness. The portion given is very generous - with noodles, fried ikan bilis, egg, veggies and minced pork. The soup is tasty and I will al

This is the Beef Kimchi Ramen Soup, priced at $4.50, is filled with generous slices of beef, ramen and cabbage. For the Kimchi soup base, I felt that it's diluted and a bit salty. Also, the shop does not have a good ventilation system as the mixture of the noodle smell and the cooking oil smell stuck to my clothes after I left the shop, certainly not a good idea to bring your date to, but a place for you to consider if you want to have a reasonably priced meal in Orchard where the price is still

Went over for lunch and wanted to have something light so I ordered the sliced fish bee hoon.The portion was quite generous, and the fish was fresh. I like how the soup is light and does not taste MSG-ish. It also didn't make me feel very thirsty after the meal, like how certain stalls' soups do.Service was quick and the staff were friendly. However, I found the place slightly cramped.

This place sell chinese style ramen & one of their signature dish was their dumplingI often come here for their dumplingUsually during lunch & dinner time,is hard to find a seating,waiting time for dumpling about 5-10mins,everything also self service here,after ordering,when food is done,they will shout out & we just go collect it,The dumpling is always fried till golden brown,the filling inside was not a lot,but tasted ok,the soup inside was salty ,abit oily but nice,goes well with their vinega

I was rather famished after work and as it was quite late and most of the shops were closed, so I decided to pop by Hong Hu Express again to have a quick dinner. Decided to try out something new, so I ordered their Fuzhou ramen. Here's the photo of my meal:Fuzhou RamenThe serving portion is generous, with 5 Fuzhou balls in total and plenty of cabbage, which I think will appeal more to health conscious individuals. Also, the soup base was so bland, which I don't like. I prefer my noodle or soup t

Hong Hu Express offers a wide variety of chinese style ramen (la mian) for you to choose from. From the normal Ban Mian to Beef La Mian, or if you want something plain and simple, you can order their slice fish bee hoon.Ordered their Kimchi Beef La Mian for my lunch and I like our spongy their noodles is (i prefer this kind rather than those soggy kind). Their serving of the kimchi is generous too. But I guess the beef is a little overcooked and it turns out hard and chewy for me. For a quick lu

After work, I went over to Far East Plaza to have a quick dinner before going home. As I had a sudden craving for ramen, I decided to stop over at Hong Hu Express as this stall is one of my regular place I will head to have a decent noodle meal as some of their dishes are quite nice. I decided to order the Dry Ramen. It is spicy in nature and contains plenty of chilli oil, which I don't think it will appeal to health conscious individuals. But being a foodie lover, I don't mind at all. Also this

Went there for lunch with friend. I ordered Hong Yu Beef Ramen. First time trying their hong yu ramen, I think its average. When the beef ramen was served, its not tempting at all although was piping hot. Try the soup, the soup base was lack of hong you(red oil) taste and not thick at all. I hope it will be more spicier but end up not spicy, it a bit disappointed. The noodles was not bad, chewy and springy. The beef was tender and fresh, I like it. Overall, the ramen was average.

Hong hu gyoza is the best that i ever tried so fargyoza skin is quite thin & some times crispy abit oily but meat is very juciy & soft 10pieces a plate for $5

i got to know this store since 2008 that time i was working inside far east plaza so & they have promotion so i went to tried even till now,the taste still the same i just went to tried yesterday again the noodles is like chinese style ramen,soft type ,soup base was quite blend but it goes well with kelp so far i tried before their tempura noodles $4 with 3 tempura prawn<very worth>fried chicken noodles $3.50fish soup- $3.50-$4gyoza - 10pieces $5 also have $8 fried dumpling - about 5-6pc