Very tasty hokkien noodles. Would be great if the portion was bigger for the price
point. The chilli provided had an extremely satisfying spicy kick to it.
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My new hideout! I love going out with people who aren’t my age group!!
Quite an average Hokkien mee I think, no wow factor but decent enough. I like
that there’s quite a lot of veg! #veganisnotscary
Wet-style Hokkien mee topped with 'prawns' and taupok (would have liked a bit more vegetables).
Presentation was not great but taste was impressive considering no real seafood was used! Loved the accompanying sambal chilli too. Noodles used were mostly thick white rice vermicelli rather than yellow wheat noodles, so the dish was not too 'jelak'. ($5.90)
First time trying a vegan version of hokkien mee. Strong wok hei taste but I
feel the dish could do better with a more flavourful broth
My rating’s not that high for this one not because it wasn’t good but cuz
the other dishes I had were just even more impressive & memorable. The belachan chilli blew my family away (quite literally) tho! We LOVE spicy food and their chilli just kept us on fire 🔥
Hokkien mee is pretty nice, tend to be quite heavy towards the end. The chili
is really really spicy so beware.
Hokkien Mee ($5.90)
One of the more affordable dishes imo!! It’s pretty good too 👍🏻
Very delicious noodles~ not too many ingredients but good taste made up for the pricier
tag.
