Really cheap lor mee found at fortune centre! Was deciding where to go and past
by this store and smell the fragrance of their lor mee and everyone was eating it too. So decided to give it a try 😬 and it was 👍🏻
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the soup was thicc and filling! For only around $3, everyone was contended!
Nice lor mee! Broth was thick and good and had loads of beancurd skins, a
fried dumpling, some fake pork belly and some bits of textured protein. The yellow noodles was acceptable, not very alkaline-ish. Added alot of black vinegar and it tasted great. Only $4.50!
first vegetarian lor mee too and i’ve enjoyed it too! there were lots of ingredients
and really value for money!
The vinegar brings out the taste of this noddle dish. There are lots of ingredients
that companies the noodles. The broth is not overly starchy. Good for vegetarian who are loh mee lovers. $4 per bowl.
Fresh, light and an array of flavours that melded together. All the ingredients were of
high quality and they stayed fresh for hours, even at room temperature.
This was an interesting take on a typically non-veg dish and it impressed! The fake meat chunks were neither too salty nor too chewy.
The thick sauce had notes of cinnamon and the consistency was on the thicker end. Some bean shoots were also found at the base, adding some crunch.
The chef was efficient and patient to explain the varieties of the dishes.
As someone who loves lormee for its garlic and vinegar, I was curious to see
how a vegetarian version would turn out. This came as a surprise - the taste (with chili) was pretty good. They also give quite a bit of ingredients.
$3.50!! One of the more affordable places in Bugis. The soup was slightly vinegary and
it wasn’t too salty :). I liked the noodles! Not a lot of ingredients but it’s 👌 for the price. Filling and the owners are really friendly :))
The gravy is delicious especially the spice. Valuable price $3.50.
Gravy is rich and tasty. Generous helping of ingredients.
