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Delectable Hainan Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee 海南福建炒虾麵 at Golden Mile Food Centre

 


Wondering what to eat at Golden Mile Food Centre, or army market hawker? We tried out the popular fried hokkien noodles at army market for this hokkien mee food review.

Noodles were squishy and soft, yet still retaining some bite to it. Eggs were beautifully fried with the aromatically broth infused noodles. Wok hey was distinctly present and perfumed. Thrown into the mixed were a couple of squid bits that were slightly tough. Pork bits were scattered around which were chewy and providing the needed extra variant texture. 2 prawns were given which were crunchy and tasty. Worth noting was their chili paste or sauce that was thick and dynamic, quite different from the usual chili sauce you get else where. It had a strong and distinct dried shrimp flavour, which tiny bits for the extra texture. Coupled with the chopped chili padi, the whole hokkien mee was exquisite and lovely.

In terms of portion, it wasn't much and slightly underwhelming for the standard order size of $5. Do note that requesting for extra plastic spoons and chopsticks is forbidden and you might even get a earful from the auntie. ^^

Fried hokkien mee was flavourful and delectable at army market hawker, although portion could be better at such pricing.

Hainan Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee Opening Hours and Location

Monday10am - 3pm
Tuesday10am - 5pm
WednesdayClosed
Thursday10am - 5pm
Friday10am - 5pm
Saturday10am - 5pm
Sunday10am - 5pm

Address: 505 Beach Rd, #B1-34 Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore 199583

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Location: 505 Beach Rd, Singapore 199583

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