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2014-02-08
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This stall had quite a long queue too, selling only pork noodles dry/soup (either kway tiao, mee pok or mee kia). I ordered a mee pok dry with chili @ $4. They also sold bigger portions for $5, $6 and $8. For a $4 portion, it is quite little compared to other stalls however, it is just right for me The noodles are very 'Q', the rest of the ingredients are considered average, not bad. Overall, it is worth a try!
This stall had quite a long queue too, selling only pork noodles dry/soup (either kway tiao, mee pok or mee kia). I ordered a mee pok dry with chili @ $4. They also sold bigger portions for $5, $6 and $8. For a $4 portion, it is quite little compared to other stalls however, it is just right for me The noodles are very 'Q', the rest of the ingredients are considered average, not bad. Overall, it is worth a try!
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