Poon Nah City Home Made Noodle

May look like some regular mee hoon kueh, but this bowl with sliced fish ($4/5/6) is definitely a slight notch above the rest. The soup is pretty refreshing, and the fish slices were very fresh. Their chilli is the bomb, as it is extremely spicy yet fragrant, further elevating this bowl of hearty goodness. Best for a rainy day. Do check it out if you are around the area!

Here at Poon Nah, they provide several noodle options with add-ons such as sliced fish, prawns and pacific clams with the usual ingredients of fried anchovies, mushrooms and minced pork, with an additional menu for fried snacks like tofu skin, fish cake and luncheon meat. Overall, this is not my top handmade noodle spot but it’s definitely good enough for me to return many more times.
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✨ Poon Nah City Home Made Noodle
📍 810 Geylang Road, City Plaza, Unit 05-02, Singapore 409286
🛵 WhatsApp 9154 3515/8338 2241
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The broth is light yet flavourful. They have super shiok chili, spicy!

(S$4, takeaway + $0.50, excludes delivery fee)

*Circuit Breaker period*

$4.50, abalone mee! Broth is very light but the chilli (really spicy) is good!

Ban Mian usually come with pork, chicken or seafood but fish maw is rather rare. Hence I decided to order a bowl to try. I enjoyed the texture of the noodle. I can't deny the handmade noodle here is really good but the soup is rather bland. It lacks the depth and sweetness of the ikan bilis.
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Find out more at https://www.sgfoodonfoot.com/2018/08/poon-nah-city-handmade-noodle-city.html
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Poon Nah City Handmade Noodle
City Plaza
810 Geylang Road
#05-02
Singapore 409286
Tel: +65 68424524
Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar (CC Line, EW Line)

Opening Hours:
Daily: 11am - 8pm
(Closed on alt Sat)

I like the texture of ban mian, chewy but not hard and serves with fish maw. The chilli is really shiok.
The soup sweet is from mani cai, not too sweet though. 💰$3.5-5.5
📍 Poon Nah City Handmade Noodle
City Plaza
810 Geylang Road
#05-02.