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Hosay. Everything in this bowl is hosay. Noodles are al dente, soup is tasty, ingredients are aplenty.
My must eat everytime I’m around the vicinity for my facial.
They raised some spotlight recently for their mee pok that has lots of ingredients in it for only $6. You could find fried fish cake skin on top of your noodle and seafood (scallop!) in the soup.
Yes lah!] If you kept up to date with my account, you would have seen my previous story about the coffee shop at 243, Cantonment Road.
Now, let’s focus on one of the stalls, which labels itself as Ho Say Mee Pok. Hosay is a Hokkien explanation expressing joy, or ecstatic enjoyment. @hosaymee is a humble little stall that provides really unique mee pok. With the traditional ingredients such as the generous pork lards, the chilli which had a spicy kick, I appreciate the unique blend of prawns, meat dumpling, and scallops. 😋🍜 You can really say… this mee pok HO SAY! 👍🏽
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Everton Park, Bukit Merah, Singapore
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