Lan Xiang Mee Hun Keueh/ Ban Mian

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I'm totally a fan of this store! Whenever i crave for a good bowl of Ban Mian i will come here. Their Ban Mian is simply delicious. The soup, ikan bilis, minced pork, chilli, and slightly thicker noodles create such a good blend of fresh flavors! Even i saw Japanese coming to this store frequently! Hahaha.. So its a must try!

Here, there is the usual noise level of a busy hawker centre. I ordered ban mian, which I promptly received after payment. A friend introduced me this stall when we met up here. I wanted to check out what the hype was about. The presentation was neat and upon my first sip and mouthful , the taste was very refreshing and hits a soft spot in the taste buds. I'm not a fan of spicy foods so I can't comment on the chilli. The ikan bilis was crispy as long as you don't drown it into the delicious tast

I am quite a fan of handmade noodle and the ban mien from this stall is the second best that i have tried so far. The first has to be the famous stall at Whampoa Food Centre. I was there in late afternoon and the stall was manned by a lady all by herself. I ordered a basic bowl of ban mien. The nicely cooked ban mien was served in tasty soup with ingredients like a poached egg, minced meat and a handful of vegetable. The ikan belis added just before served. This bowl of delicious ban mien taste

This particular stall ever appeared once on a local TV programme (排排站查查看2). The hosts from this TV programme were interviewing their customers on their reasons for queuing up for their bowl of noodle at this stall. Most of these customers agreed that soup was good and fresh ingredients used. According to that TV programme, long queue is anticipated during lunch, dinner and weekends. I happened to be in this food centre and i have to satisfy my curiosity by trying out the noodle. I was there at a