Noo Cheng Adam Road Big Prawn Noodle

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See my full reviews & photos at = http://chefquak.com/2016/02/23/good-sgd5-prawn-noodles-adam-road-noo-cheng-on-20feb2016/came by adam road & decided to try the noo cheng big prawn noodles on 20.2.2016. ^^i had not taken from this stall for many many years. some how the impression was that it was so so, so didn’t really want to try it.turned out that it was really not too bad la!i recorded on my facebook post as –It’s actually not bad for $5…though I ordered the bakut but they don’t have only ga

It wasn't crowded as it was still early and this place is usually only packed at night. I ordered the Prawn Noodle but I had to wait for a while, the staff seems to be busy with something. Unfortunately, it was bland and overrated. I had my hopes high after seeing all the ads. There are limited carpark lots, so if you anyhow park be careful of summon officers.

The cheapest bowl of prawn noodles cost a whooping $4 which is rather expensive for a hawker centre. I like how they use thicker beehoon instead of the skinny type of beehoon. I knew about this stall from the gordon ramsey's challenge and was thus curious about how good it is. i have tried better prawn noodles elsewhere. The prawn noodles lacked flavour in the soup which I find spoils the whole dish as the soup is definitely a very important component in a good bowl of prawn noodles soup.

It was after an early morning trekking session at macritchie that we decided to come to adam road for its famour big prawn noodle! I have heard lots of rave about this place and I know its always super long queue but because we were on a weekend queue was rather short. The prawns are fresh and I would say medium instead of large size and each bowl cost between $5 to $10 which is expensive for hawker food.. As always the stock/soup of any prawn mee makes or breaks it and i think i would give this

For full experience write up & photos, please visit my blog: http://www.aspirantsg.com/food/prawn-mee-meal-adam-road-noo-cheng/singapore or follow me on twitter for regular food reviews: https://twitter.com/AspirantSGNoo Cheng Adam Road Big Prawn Mee is quite a hit with the patrons of Adam Road Food Centre. Ok lor, so many people eat this, cannot go too wrong right.We ordered smallest portion Pork Ribs Big Prawn Noodles ($5) & Pork Slices Big Prawn Noodles ($4). Suggestion: try mixing 2 differen

The Adam Road Food Centre has always been quite inaccessible until the opening of the Botanic Garden MRT station. From the station, it is just a short walk to the food centre. My fav stall is the Noo Cheng Adam Road Big Prawn Noodle. I will normally order dry mee kia with medium prawns. The noodles is very Q and is cooked perfectly. The medium prawns although not very big is still tasty. The soup is especially nice and fragrant.

Yummy prawn noodle. did you see how big the size was in my bowl. Just three prawns and it almost covered the noodle. No wonder it is called - Big prawn noodle! Apart from inspecting the prawn since it is like so big and i think this is my second time trying the big prawn, I also tried out for the soup to see if it is those real prawn soup based or just plain soup based. After trying. it did not let me down as i can really tastes the prawn sweetness in the soup . Yummy ! Will definitely go back

If you are exploring the newly opened MRT circus line that you should go by the Botanic Garden station and have a meal in this food centre. One of the famous stalls right in this food centre has to be this prawn noodle stall. And do take note they are operated in 2 shifts and the evening shift only started at 6pm. If you come at the wrong timing then you might ended waiting for them to be done with their preparation work before opening for business.I ordered the $4.00 portion with medium sized p

Although their signage says Big Prawn Noodle, yet it doesn't look like it's that big afterall and freshness is just ok...Ordered their $5 worth of prawn and pork ribs mee noodle. However their soup base is quite strong in taste and not too diluted. With added chili powder onto it, the overall taste is still quite acceptable.

Noo Cheng Adam Road Big Prawn Noodle! Totally love their prawn mee. Their soup is super delicious and the best thing is, its re-fillable! Their prawns are also very big and fresh, very juicy indeed! It is also priced at a very reasonable price. The stall owner is also very friendly despite the long queue outside. Thumbs up!

My mum friend drive us there for lunch She recommended us to try this stall i'm not a fan of eatin soup base prawn noodleso was really not interested,so i told my mum that just order 1 bowl to soup after eating i really fall for their noodlesthe noodles is very QQ ,soft ,their prawn was really big & fresh just that need to take out the shell ourself the nice part is their soup it doesn't look nice but taste so great the soup base is clear,light & sweet with a mild prawn taste overall i rate 9/10

Despite the hype about how big their prawns were and how nice their prawn mee was, i found nothing particularly worth praising. The prawns, though big, were not very fresh. The soup just didn't taste right - maybe im too used to the normal prawn mee soup where it is more watery? For the $8/$10 per bowl that it costs, this is definitely not worth the price in my opinion. You can order 2 nasi lemak from the famous Adam Road nasi lemak with that money, its a much smarter way of spending your money!

There was a great hype about this stall, and since i did not have preference of what to eat that day, i decided to go with the crowd.I ordered the big prawn mee noodles with soup while my friend ordered a bowl of dried noodles. Personally, i felt that the soup extremely thick, abit too thick for my liking and that it had a weird/smelly aftertaste. It seems like you can ask for more soup as i saw a few people requesting for more soup.I did not know what all the hype was all about, although the p

A normal bowl of prawn mee starts from $5.00 then $8.00 and $10.00. You have different size of prawns to choose from. I went ahead to try the extra big ones at $10.00, definitely much bigger in size and the taste was more distinctive too, with a little more punch.But for the $5.00 bowl, the prawns were disappointingly small, but it's still pretty tasty and the soup was flavorful, so nothing to compare. I was surprised to find a piece of pig skin in the soup and i think it did make the soup a lit