Read full review
2014-02-11
102 views
Other than the signature Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee, this stall is also selling a variety of other dishes such as Fried Kway Tiao ($4.00), Laksa ($4.80), Fried Oyster Omelette ($5.00) and Carrot Cake ($3.50). But since the signature dish is the Hokkien Mee, I got that to try instead. Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee ($4.80)The noodle is quite springy and I like that it was just the right amount of oiliness (not dripping with oil like some versions can be). It is also not too salty and there is a tinge of w
Other than the signature Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee, this stall is also selling a variety of other dishes such as Fried Kway Tiao ($4.00), Laksa ($4.80), Fried Oyster Omelette ($5.00) and Carrot Cake ($3.50). But since the signature dish is the Hokkien Mee, I got that to try instead.
Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee ($4.80)The noodle is quite springy and I like that it was just the right amount of oiliness (not dripping with oil like some versions can be). It is also not too salty and there is a tinge of wok hei. The two prawns given are quite fresh as well and there are also squid rings and bits of fried egg in the noodle. Overall this is quite a tasty dish, but I find the portion a tad small for the price which is pricey but typical of food courts.
This is a self service stall, but service here is generally acceptable. The food is promptly prepared on the spot despite the queue during dinner time. I'd love to try the other dishes like carrot cake in the future!
Post
