Thye Hong Fried Prawn Noodle - Food Republic

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This is the stall if you got cravings for fried hokkien prawn noodles in a shopping mall, their soup base is soaked in the beehoon mee completely, with very nice chilli wrapped in the leaves, some may find it expensive for $5, but for this quality of hokkien mee, the price is ok for me, every ingredients taste so nice, but one flaw is that not much sotong left by the time i order for dinner. The soup base is prawn based, very fragrant, chilli not so spicy, just nice.

I got to Food Republic because I had a $5 food voucher that is in the stage of getting expired soon. The Hokkien Prawn Mee was priced at $4.50 and I went for that for my dinner. I was quite surprised with its excellent taste and flavor. There is always a long queue in this place. Food Republic uses Opeh leaf to wrap the Hokkie and it came out to be tasty. The noodle was moist and had the flavor of the prawn broth. It had only 3 pieces of prawn that were well-fried.

Mr Thye Hong started his family business in 1970, specialising in local delights Fried Prawn Noodles, Char Kway Teow and Fried Oyster omelette. Today business has been expanded to various Food Republic outlets (both local and overseas) with never ending queues. What makes his food unique is the use of Opei leaves, which most strongly believe that the leaves have a unique ability to bring out the full flavour of the fried dishes. That is why I like to order fried prawn noodles (more commonly know

Want to eat good food, have queue up first. This stall always long queue for the popular fried prawn noodle. Today i order big Prawn Noodle it cost me $5.50, the noodle portion i think is just the same as normal price only. For upsize they just top up the big prawn only. Total can have 5-6 big prawn, the noodle is juicy and delicious flavorful. Even i order upsize, it still not enough for me

I was at Nex to redeem the Andersen ice cream I have purchased through Groupon so decided to buy dinner there as well. After looking around in Food Republic, I bought two packets of local delights from Thye Hong to try. Their hokkien mee seem to be selling like hot cakes.Hokkien prawn mee (small) $4.50They used Opeh leaf to wrap the hokkien mee..nice! Serving portion was rather big. The noodles were moist and infused with prawn broth flavor, quite well fried. However, I find that they are not ge

This my first time tried this stall Carrot Cake, the most fabulously awesome delicious white carrot cake ever!! SUCH a huge portion with eggs wrap up,at first i thought i cant finish it, but the the end i finish all.Overall is good,the soy sauce to carrot cake size ratio, generous amount of egg, nice crisp bits, steaming hot from the wok, chilli, everything was great! It cost me $5.

I'm not a big fan of food republic but this particular fried oyster omelette had me visited twice. I wouldn't say they have the freshest oyster, but the egg was fried till the utmost crispiness. It is not the traditional kind of oyster omelette you would find in the hawkers, but the crusty egg is something you have to try if you're craving for something crispy. On the side note, sometimes the omelette could be a little too salty. I would suggest you tell the uncle to fry it with lesser salt, muc

I was very hungry , when i still on work. After knock off, my mind come out all of delicious food. So i think of serangoon nex mall prawn noodle. Thye Hong Fried Prawn Noodles at Food Republic Nex Mall is super nice. Lucky today the queue not too long, and i can order my food quickly. I ordered the small Fried Prawn Noodles.The dish looked really delicious and the prawn noodle sauce is smell nice when the staff was being prepared to me. There have two chef to prepare the dish, one is cook for fr

Thye Hong Fried Prawn Noodles (Hokkien Mee) at Food Republic Nex Mall is nice. Mrupupup likes Thye Hong Hokkien Mee because of the flavour and the fresh ingredients used like prawns, squid and pork. Thye Hong also cooks fried kway teow and fried carrot cake. Mrupupup loved to see the chef cooking in front of you while lining up to buy their food and the chefs looked cool in their straw hats. The fried prawn mee was served on the traditional bamboo leaf which helps to give a better flavour to the

The stall at the Food Republic at Nex was not as crowded as it usually is on that day.I ordered the smaller portion of the Fried Prawn Noodle @ $4.20.The portion was quite a generous one and the seafood (prawns and cuttlefish) in it wasfresh. However, despite it being a piping hot serving that was not too dry, it was not up to my expectation. It still did not reach the standard of other similar dishes I had tasted.Overall, it is ok if you're in a hurry and need to have a quick meal.There is noth

There is always a long queue at this stall, so I decided to find out what was so special.It was close to 9pm, so I guess closing time was coming.I ordered the small Fried Prawn Noodles.The dish looked really delicious while it was being prepared.It was prepared in bulk and the stall assistant scooped out the various portions for each customer.There was a generous serving of prawns, but, tastewise something was not quite right.The noodles were bland and practically tasteless.It seemed like a hurr

Food Republic has been known to franchise lots of famous stalls in their food court. Having eaten the original Thye Hong Fried Prawn Noodles, I decided to try out this stall. The noodles come served in dried bamboo leaves which will impart some fragrance to the noodles. The pawn noodle did not disappoint and was tasty. The pawns also tasted fresh.

we had this prawn noodle at Nex food republicwell its not that cheap.. and its rather small.. perhaps due to the leaf?there were 2 prawns.. and a few sotong.. as usual no meat at all..hence mainly its just for the taste.. with egg and those white and yellow noodles..including the sambal chili

This chay kuew tiao looks not as oily as those fried chay kuew tiao I eaten before at Malaysia. Overall it taste quite nice. I like to order fried noodles and kuew tiao because it think they are meant to fry together! I like to eat it! However, I will not recommend my family and friend to eat chay kuew tiao so often~

I happened to pass by Nex mall after school few weeks ago and decided to try Thye Hong's fried prawn noodles at Food Republic ( B1).The prawn noddles here are really tasty as they used dried bamboo leaves as the plate, which really gives a flavor to the food.This is by far the best prawn noddles i tasted in Singapore, so i would recommend this place to everyone out there who likes prawn noodles! (: