People staying in the West would probably be very familiar with this hawker centre but for me, the last I stepped in was probably 10 years ago for a seafood feast.
Today, am stepping in again for a super late lunch and was recommended to this stall. What caught my eye was the Fried Bee Hoon sold here although in my heart, I had already settled for the Hokkien Mee. 😀 Hokkien Mee in Singapore is the Stir fried version but in Malaysia, if you asked for Hokkien Mee, you are likely to get the Prawn Noodle (Dry/Soup) which is pretty different from the ones here.
The stall from where I am seated after placing my order. You have to self-service and since it is off-peak, uncle will call us once the noodles are ready.
From what I was told, the Hainanese Curry Rice and Char Kway Teow in this food centre are very nice too.
My order of Fried Bee Hoon, $4, ala Hokkien Mee san soup style. LOL
Close up of the thin Bee hoon used.
I was actually expecting a thicker bee hoon and for it to be stir fried just like how the hokkien mee is cooked and not this dry version. But it was still an interesting experience eating the noodles fried in this style with the same ingredients used for the hokkien mee. If only they had added some nice crispy pork lard to it!
Will be back to try the hokkien mee! 😛
Seng Huat Hokkien Mee 成发正宗炒福建面
Pasir Panjang Food Centre
121 Pasir Panjang Road,
Stall No.39,
Singapore 118543
Authentic and delicious hokkien mee @stall39 Pasir Panjang! Have always been going to this same stall for the past 30 years for my hokkien mee cravings. I believe it is worth your $$ 🙂
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the recommendation. Will try it when I next visit! 🙂