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Taste of Tradition: Fishball Noodles Delight at Song Heng in Telok Blangah

 


Step into Telok Blangah's vibrant culinary scene and indulge in the simplicity and comforting flavors of fishball noodles. Tucked away within the Telok Blangah Crescent Market & Food Centre, Song Heng Fish Ball Noodle is a hidden gem that captures the essence of this beloved local delicacy. With their handmade fishballs and traditional flavors, a visit to Song Heng is a journey into Singapore's rich gastronomic heritage.

Nestled in Telok Blangah Crescent Market & Food Centre, Song Heng Fish Ball Noodle invites patrons with its tantalizing aromas and lively atmosphere. While closed on Thursdays, Sundays, and Mondays, the stall operates from 5 am to 3 pm on the other days, ensuring both early risers and lunchtime crowds can relish their delightful offerings.

Soup or Dry: The Perfect Choice

At Song Heng Fish Ball Noodle, diners can savor the timeless classic in two delightful versions: the soothing soup or the tantalizing dry rendition. Priced at $3 and $4 respectively, the soup version comforts with its flavorsome broth, while the dry option, available at $3.50 or $4.50, delivers a savory experience that truly satisfies.

The Irresistible Flavor Medley

  1. Noodles Sauce Mix: The heart of any exceptional fishball noodle dish, Song Heng's sauce mix is a testament to tradition. With its wet and slightly greasy texture, it elegantly coats the springy noodles, delivering a rich, addictive taste that evokes nostalgia and pure comfort.
  2. Chili Sauce: Infusing the dish with a fiery kick, Song Heng's chili sauce is not for the faint-hearted. Its spiciness harmonizes with the noodles, creating a symphony of flavors that enhances the overall experience.

Handmade Fishballs: Exquisite Craftsmanship

The highlight at Song Heng Fish Ball Noodle is undoubtedly their handmade fishballs. Though petite, these delicacies boast a silky-smooth texture, showcasing the stall's unwavering commitment to quality. Bursting with flavor and delicately seasoned, the fishballs strike the perfect balance of taste without overwhelming saltiness. Their bounce and chewiness elevate each bite, leaving diners yearning for more.

Conclusion

For an authentic taste of Singaporean cuisine, look no further than Song Heng Fish Ball Noodle in Telok Blangah Crescent Market & Food Centre. With its traditional flavors, handcrafted fishballs, and addictive noodle sauce, this unassuming hawker stall delivers an unparalleled dining experience for fishball noodle enthusiasts. Whether you prefer the comforting warmth of the soup version or the robustness of the dry rendition, Song Heng will leave you with cherished memories and an insatiable craving for their flavors.

Song Heng Fish Ball Noodle Opening Hours and Location

MondayClosed
Tuesday5 am - 3 pm
Wednesday5 am - 3 pm
ThursdayClosed
Friday5 am - 3 pm
Saturday5 am - 3 pm
SundayClosed

Address: 11 Telok Blangah Cres, #01-124, Singapore 090011

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