Hae Mee
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Where to find best prawn noodles in SG. Wet and Dry.
I love love love love love love love prawn noodles! -
Food republic's hae mee! Expensive but nice!! On banana leaves de!
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The old lake view one was the best ever.. now they shift to shunfu standard drop alot..
Still got east coast...
and novena ones...
Joo jiat my parents absolutely adore but i think its nothing terrific.
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got one at bukit batok there.
near westmall one. cant remember the exact place.
block 100+. -
i like those with soup aside one leh. not the fried one.Originally posted by Quinsy:Food republic's hae mee! Expensive but nice!! On banana leaves de! -
i'm going to go and try that when i'm free on friday or next week.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99: -
CHEY! I rike dried ones!Originally posted by dahliamorie:i like those with soup aside one leh. not the fried one. -
I like mine with mee pok, not the yellow noodles ... -
The stall in Cardon coffee shop at Chartwell Drive, Serangoon Gardens. $3 a bowl. Run by a team of ladies. I call this the original Hae Mee. Not the recent type where they try to impress you with whole unshelled prawns, and worse charge the sky for it. That's something I really abhor. Somehow the prawn tastes nicer if it is de-shelled and split in the middle but not separated.Originally posted by dahliamorie:Where to find best prawn noodles in SG. Wet and Dry.
I love love love love love love love prawn noodles! -
my childhood favourite...u jus brght back memories for me.Originally posted by chiabaliao:The stall in Cardon coffee shop at Chartwell Drive, Serangoon Gardens. $3 a bowl. Run by a team of ladies. I call this the original Hae Mee. Not the recent type where they try to impress you with whole unshelled prawns, and worse charge the sky for it. That's something I really abhor. Somehow the prawn tastes nicer if it is de-shelled and split in the middle but not separated. -
Me ever tried the prawn mee (soup) at Albert Food Complex near Kwai Yin Temple... Tasted very nice and fresh... They used the big prawns from Sabah (about the size of a adult's palm), got two pieces...Originally posted by dahliamorie:Where to find best prawn noodles in SG. Wet and Dry.
I love love love love love love love prawn noodles!
The dry version also very nice... The shop was behind the indian rojak stall... Too bad now no more after the uncle passed away... -
kim seng plaza
big big prawn
with herbal soup
i like prawn noodles, but i cannot eat prawn
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can try the one at MacPherson Raod, in side a coffeeshop opp Jackson Market...tis call Hunan Prawn Mee
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last time actually at the jln besar stadium there, (its around tt area, not exactly there), got sell the hae mee very nice. But also expensive, $5 for a normal bowl, but of course their prawns big big la. Now change owner standard drop.
So i recomend u go potong pasir there, nxt to jackson market the coffee shop...small and untidy...and the road name i forgot...
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i tried the zhong zheng prawn mee at beach rd last sunday. saw many ppl queueing so i go try.
not very nice leh. too spicy imo. the soup is great. i prefer prawns half-shelled and the black strip of intestines(i think) taken out. -
i thought the back strip is their pang sai?Originally posted by dahliamorie:i tried the zhong zheng prawn mee at beach rd last sunday. saw many ppl queueing so i go try.
not very nice leh. too spicy imo. the soup is great. i prefer prawns half-shelled and the black strip of intestines(i think) taken out. -
Boonlay food center...
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tis their intestines lah...Originally posted by TYING:i thought the back strip is their pang sai? -
how about hong lim complex? the 2nd floor hae mee...
big prawns n also got pig's tail -
adam road food centre
east coast road (it's called 'beach road prawn noodles') -
at Tai Thong Cresent...near potong pasir MRT...yummy..their soup base, SEDAP!!