Hei Mee

50cents off for soup version.

The prawn noodles at 6th Avenue Porky Prawn Noodles were surprisingly excellent!

I tried both their signature dry and soup versions. The dry version was outstanding—the noodles were perfectly complemented by a spicy and flavorful chilli dip. The soup version was equally impressive, with a rich, porky broth that had a delightful depth of flavor.

The prawns were undeniably fresh. The signature bowl also comes with their homemade prawn paste.

And let’s not forget the chilli dip—it was spicy, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the prawns. Absolutely delicious!

50cents off for soup version.

The prawn noodles at 6th Avenue Porky Prawn Noodles were surprisingly excellent!

I tried both their signature dry and soup versions. The dry version was outstanding—the noodles were perfectly complemented by a spicy and flavorful chilli dip. The soup version was equally impressive, with a rich, porky broth that had a delightful depth of flavor.

The prawns were undeniably fresh. The signature bowl also comes with their homemade prawn paste.

And let’s not forget the chilli dip—it was spicy, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the prawns. Absolutely delicious!

Saw a long snaking at this HKM stall, and decided to join in.

Queuing time around 15-20mins on a weekend dinner time.

One man show, & HKM Is cooked in batches.

Wok hei was evident 4 sure.

$4/5 Portions available

Apparently quite popular with the residents here at circuit road

The Canteen by Enjoy is situated at the ground floor of this damn Old school looking hotel, felt a little like I was transported back to the 70s after I entered the hotel and into this establishment.

Food was more than decent, it was actually damn good in fact.

1) Sambal Stingray
- was a rather small portion. But the sambal was great, tasted like plenty of onions was used. Stingray meat was tender and easily slides off the bone. A little Pricey, if u compare with those hawker centres/coffee shops.

2) Hokkien Mee
- Strong Wok hei, fresh prawns, shiok sambal.

Geylang 29 Charcoal Fried Hokkien Mee was rather good, prawns were fresh.

Decent Wok hei.

Geylang 29 East coast lagoon outlet and their 936 E Coast Rd outlet are related, thus the same name.

Not to be confused with Swee Guan, the more popular HKM that is still at geylang lorong 29 and was the original store, that geylang 29 branched out from.

When it's late at night, and u craving for prawn noodles, this is where u must go.

The soup here is delicious and with some added chilli padi, it will be damn shiok.

The prawns were fresh and the chilli sauce was damn good when stirred and mixed with the prawns, meat & noodles.

May not be the best prawn mee, but definitely a good one, especially at 2am in the morning.

Portion is damn huge. Damn filling for $8

Prawns were fresh. Pork lard amount very generous.

Wok hei taste is damn strong, so strong that the aftertaste in my mouth felt like I just smoked some cigarettes. Strongest wok hei I ever had in my life.

Gets very crowded during lunch time, practically fighting for tables.

This is the $15 portion.

Comes with 4 prawns that may seem "huge", but wasn't. Chilli was great. Lots of lard and fried onions mixed into the bowl of beehoon/kway teow.

Prawns were fresh.

Soup was good, but not necessarily the best I ever had.

Next time just get their normal prawn mee, the size is almost same. And cheaper

5 small prawns> 4 King prawns

Portion also not worth the $15.

Seeing those huge Prawns displayed at the front of the shop really enticed me.

Decided to have the medium portion @ $13

The bee hoon/kway teow was mixed in chilli and ketchup, really some old school taste here.

Prawns were huge and fresh.

Soup was great as well, a mixture of pork and prawn broth, personally, I like it mixed with red chilli. Damn good.

Try Fresh XO Seafood Noodles have since shifted to Kelantan Lane.

Having previously patronised their Jalan Sultan Shop, thus already know it will be good.

Standard still as good, seafood still as fresh.

Generous amount of Seafood for $8.90, just see how many Scallops there are.

Awesome!

Chef goo has a rather extensive menu, from noodles, to pao fan, to fried rice, then can add on meats or seafood. Feels so spoilt for choice.

Decided to have the seafood pao fan and their signature red sea prawns hokkien mee.

The seafood was damn fresh.

Noodles have a distinctive wok hei.

Pork belly was soft and just melts in your mouth, fat ratio was high.

As they provided only disposable utensils, would be better if they de-shell the prawns. Felt like I made a mess eating this.

Hokkien Mee here is cooked in batches, u can't order until uncle cook finish the batch. Thus a queue starts to form up rather quickly on this weekday dinner night.

The coffee shop here is rather old school.

Hokkien mee only sold in medium($8) & Large($10). So it's more expensive than your average hokkien mee. They use to have the small $6 portion, but auntie said they don't sell small anymore.

Wife took the medium portion and felt that its pretty less.

Large portion was just right. Total 5 prawns.

Very Strong wok hei, one of the better hokkien mee I had for quite some time. Prawns and squids were fresh.

The chilli though, was quite a mismatch, it was sweet and the taste just doesn't go well with the wok hei hokkien mee.

Nevertheless, still a solid plate of hokkien mee, i will return again for more.