David YeoFound a hawker selling Halal HKM at Bedok food centre for our Muslim buddies. Lots of ingredients, dry styled frying.
Rayner LimMy rating: 2.5/5 - average 5/5 - a must-try, willing to travel for it TLDR: 3.75/5 A fairly average hokkien mee, ok to hit the craving if you want to eat here Craved hokkien mee after my holiday so came here to Bedok to try since it was on my saved list. The stock is not very flavorful, just standard creaminess and taste to make a standard plate of mee. The sambal chilli is not too bad, not too spicy, its sweet and sour and i rather eat it over having the standard taste. Overall can try, but not a top tier hokkien mee
Ron NgCame by for lunch, found this Halal Hokkien prawn mee stall. Ordered the $6 portion. The version here is more on the dry side which is a good change since the last i had was indeed more like noodle soup. There are 3 prawns, with squids, calamansi and typical sambal belachan. Pleasantly surprised the halal version is as good as many of it's competitors. Well fried, robust flavour, prawns and squid tasted fresh.
