Prawn Mee (Ang Mo Kio)

1980June

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I will occasionally get my lunch from this stall but i usually get just prawn noodle ( either dry or soup depending on what i feel like having ). This time i decided to try the pork rib prawn noodles soup. To my delight, it's has a generous servings of pig skin!! I love it and it's great for collegen intake. For about $4 ( if i rememeber correctly ), it was a pretty good portion. But somehow whenever i had their noodles, i always feel the noodles seems to lack something which i can't quite expl

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I will occasionally get my lunch from this stall but i usually get just prawn noodle ( either dry or soup depending on what i feel like having ). This time i decided to try the pork rib prawn noodles soup. To my delight, it's has a generous servings of pig skin!! I love it and it's great for collegen intake.

For about $4 ( if i rememeber correctly ), it was a pretty good portion. But somehow whenever i had their noodles, i always feel the noodles seems to lack something which i can't quite explain. Otherwise, i quite like the soup and ingredients. But soup can be hotter which i think will be nicer.

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quekth

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This stall is usually sold out by 1 pm so come early if you want to taste their prawn mee. I ordered a bowl of mee pok dry and it came with a big bowl of soup consists of prawns and pork ribs in it for only $4.00. The noodle served with bean sprouts and fried pork lards. When mixed it well, it is a bowl of superb delicious prawn mee. The prawns tasted really fresh and the pork ribs cooked to the right texture that it can easily bite off the bone.

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