ada one branch at East Coast Road/Telok Kurau Road junction :p:p:p
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Who cooks the best Hokkien Mee?
- Thread starter Ruoxi
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ada one branch at East Coast Road/Telok Kurau Road junction :p:p:p
cantonese ?
I concur. How about old airport road? And not forgetting mangkarkar
The corner stall in the middle row, a few stall away from duck rice stall.
Incidentally, the wantan noodle adjacent to it is also quite good. Go early, otherwise no more wanton or charsiew.
teochew ?
Yes, the coffeeshop below the Peranakan Hotel.
khek ?
The old man and his wife are operating the stall at Bedok Corner Food Centre. Opposite the Army Camp.
Old airport got at least 2. Jackson and nam sing.
I think you referring to the latter. Very haolian and small portions now. $5 half plate portion. Worse is to cater to crowd now they pre fry and pre pack.
Jackson's is so so but the owner is friendly and he regularly does charity but cooking for old folks for free.
If you are referring to the one next to the famous 魷魚甕菜, I find their standard dropped a lot. Too sweet for me.
yes the old man n his wife, stall next to the cheng tung
Nam Sing - have to agree, give attitude even tho standard drop big time, far cry from Simon Rd days. Now macam assembly line hk mee.
Original mangkarkar.....
I find their portions reasonable and value for money....not sure if still using charcoal but banana leaves are staple.
I find their portions reasonable and value for money....not sure if still using charcoal but banana leaves are staple.
My 2 favourites - Changi Airport Terminal 2 canteen and Syed Alwi Rd. Both provide belachan to go along with the Hokkien mee. Another popular stall is at Beatty Rd. Makaned but found it ordinary. Lor 29 boss tiok Big Sweep previously.
ho yes.. changi airport t2 canteen.. even have fried tang hoon!
Cheap and good and with aircon. Problem is, too many good food stalls there to choose from. Chicken rice, Indian rojak, nasi padang all my favourites. Used to makan the Thaksin beef noodles many years ago. Don't think they are there now.
seah inn hawker has thaksin beef noodles..so probably before you after your nights out in RWS...you can head there.. as you know.. casino food is really cannot make it..
I usually have my bkt at Lavendar. Stall closes at 1am now. Used to be 4am. No longer 'gian' the Thaksin beef noodles anymore. Thanks for the update anyway. Yes, food CMI at RWS. The porridge is almost tasteless.
