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For more reviews, visit http://www.umakemehungry.com/2015/06/singapore-fried-hokkien-mee.htmlMy colleagues were talking about the best Hokkien Mee in Singapore and few of them suggested Singapore Fried Hokkien Mee in Whampoa Hawker Centre. From what they said that really stirred the interest in me. Besides having known the place for their fish head steamboat, rojak and chicken rice, I never recalled trying Hokkien Mee in this vicinity, perhaps if I do its like couple of years back where the plac

At this food centre, there is really no reason you are unable to find a good food that suit you most.  I am thankful that my friend brought me here to try a few local delights, which one of the best which I have tried is the hokkienmee here.  Noodles are very chewy and portion is generous.  The prawn stock used in this dish is very flavourul and delicious. The basic ingredients such as the fresh prawns and cut squid are very fresh and crunchy.  Also enjoyed the sambal chilli here which is quite

whether the weather is goodhokkien meewhether the weather is nothokkien meewhether the weatherhokkien meewhatever the weatherhokkien meewhether you like it or not!I think that pretty much is my love story for this plate of hokkien mee.I've never had a bad plate of this. The noodles are always fried al dente with enough bite yet be able to lock in the juices from that umami gravy that it's simmered in and stir fried on demand. The turnover for the noodles are high, promising a fresh plate of hokk

In Whampoa here, it is always a long queue everyday at this stall. It has one of the best Hokkien mee in town, it got a very tasty flavour and thick sauce too. I do eat this almost everyday, and the ingredients are fresh and generous. Once you eat it, you will always remember it. What's more, the price is very low here for the quality you are getting.

Whenever I'm at my grandpa place, I'll go to Whampoa Market Place for Hokkien Mee... after that there's a renovation going on plus my grandpa moving out so a super long touch didn't went there...So this time we were near by, we drop by to try...It's not too wet and not too dry...The ingredients they use are also always fresh - so there's no fishy smell... A must-try!!The sambal here was very tasty and not overly spicy...And the pork lard, oh the pork lard, one of the best I had ever tasted... Li

A look at the queue will let one knows that this is the famous hokkien mee in town. I, too, join the queue and see if this really taste as good as it seems. Ordered the $4 to share with my other friend. If you are dining with a big group, you can order the noodles all the way up to $15 (can imagine how big the portion is going to be... they do have bigger plates for different price range!). The noodles is those watery version kind, not my preference (prefer dry one) but it does taste good. Stand

The FoodI ordered a plate of Singapore fried hokkien mee which comes in a reasonable portion fried with fresh prawns, sotong and egg. Fragrantly fried to a semi-dry consistency, the delicious noodles fully absorb the savory rich stock very well. One good thing about this fried hokkien mee is its authentic chilli paste which is spicy, sweet and subtly bitter hence blends very well with the noodles.The PriceReasonably priced at $3 per plateOverallI will definitely come back again and highly recomm

lest it be a revelation of my age...i've been dining here for years. the auntie has seen me through my fat period, thin period, stressed period, jaw fracture period. and here i still always come back again. for awesome sambal. just a note. it's made with peanut. that secretly delicious ingredient. just like the ones in our famous Singapore chilli crab sauce. need i say more?

lest it be a revelation of my age...i've been dining here for years. the auntie has seen me through my fat period, thin period, stressed period, jaw fracture period. and here i still always come back again. for awesome sambal. just a note. it's made with peanut. that secretly delicious ingredient. just like the ones in our famous Singapore chilli crab sauce. need i say more?

Was quite amused by the price range of the hokkien mee offered $3/$4/$5/$6/$10/$10/$15 and decided to go for the $5 version since i was really hungry. Bearing the Singapore name, i had high expectations of this stall, it better taste uniquely Singapore . You actually order at the side of this stall and wait for your meal (self service). Presentation wise it was kinda of different with 2 types of chilli offered, the red cut ones and also the sambal belacan chilli mix. Ingredients wise is pretty

I like my Hokkien Mee to be wet than dry and I was glad that my friend in the East recommended this place. This stall sells the wet version of hokkien mee. I like how the white thick bee hoon and yellow noodle manages to absorb all the savory prawn broth making it so flavourful. This stall's belachan chilli is also quite well done, although it can be a little bit spicier. The hokkien mee is also fried with pork lard, which really makes the difference in this dish, enhancing the flavour of the no

This is one of the better Hokkien Mee out there in my opinion. Main pointer for me is always the chilli paste. This stalls chilli paste is sweer,spicy and thick. Not like some which mix the lime and chilli together which makes the chilli diluted. Prawns are of considerable freshness and overall a dish well cooked. Waiting time can be quite a pain during peak hours