Fried Hokkien Mee

Fu Le Fried Hokkien Mee

Address: Sunshine Plaza, 91 Bencoolen Street #01-54 Singapore 189652 (inside the building)

I met a lecturer friend at this small eatery while he was having a 4pm break. He and his colleagues  purposely came here after peak hours to enjoy Fried Hokkien Mee with peace. I saw what he was eating, it drew me to order a plate of golden Mee for myself.

Treasure found at Sunshine Plaza


Recommends:
1. Fu Le Hokkien Mee –  The signature dish which made them crowded! Light brown Hokkien mee which is flavorful, fragrant and moist without being soggy. More white thick noodles than yellow noodles. Set meal A consists of Fried Hokkien Mee and a drink (Ice Lemon Tea/ Lemonade) costs S$5.80

2. Fried Ngoh Hiang – Included in set meal (B) which costs S$7.80. 3 pieces of fried meat wrap comes with Hokkien Mee + a drink (Ice Lemon tea/ Lemonade).

Ambience: 6.5 out of 10

Cleanliness: 8 out of 10

Neat place + friendly staff

Remarks:
Well done for a one year old shop! Especially during noisy and busy during lunch hours. If possible, visit them during dinner time.

Street parking and indoor parking at Sunshine Plaza.

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Addres: 20 Clementi Road, Singapore 129749 (near Kentridge bus interchange and Fong Seng Nasi Lemak)
Opening Hours: 10 am - 5am
Tel: 6778 7398

Recommends:
1. Spicy Beef Hand-made Noodles 牛肉水煮面 –  Right balance of sourness, spice and garlic! $8 a bowl. As light eaters, my boyfriend and I have to share a bowl .

2. Dumplings –   Bitesize comfort food ideal for light supper.

They have individual dishes on display for customers to chose and complement with plain porridge, very suitable for vegetarians.

Remarks:
Street parking. Air-conditioned. Delivery service provided.
Their soy milk taste like its made from powder.