Part 1 already has too many photos and locations.

This is Part 2. A continuation of my visits to various parts of Singapore. During the cause of Feng Shui Audits anywhere in Singapore!

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My all time favourite...

At Eunos Market and Food Centre: $3/-.

 

A popular mee pok stall here #02-10

Have not tried..  but neighbouring patrons eating this..

 

Long Queue 

 

One of the most expensive Mee Pok ... small is $5/- and onwards...

Decided to give it a miss and instead Prata x 2  .. with coffee...

 

Two are sellers of Mee Pok, here.

My favourite stall is just $3/- per bowl..at Eunos FC. And even more noodles.. etc

At Yishun 21 Food Court (Blk 925 combined MSCP car park)

Noodle is sweet as can taste tomato ketchup. Otherwise not bad. Noodles are also the commercial thicker version.

They seem to use commercially produced fishballs - more flour than anything but fish. The fish balls are so so. No wonder 24 hours stall. A good stall often opens for a few hours especially once their ingredients are sold out.

Can eat only. More of a morning comfort food.

Lam’s Original Noodle

$4.30/-. Quality consistent with Parkway Branch.

But stingy with the chilli. Almost none at all. Despite asking for more OF IT.LOL

$3.50 simply delicious! Meng Tai / Katong Laksa Blk 494 Jurong West coffee shop

Non garlic! Great! 
 

Self-helping of extra chilli paste! 

Ding Ji Keat Hong Mirage 

$4.50 Signature Noodle. Ingredients as advertised.

Noodles flavour is fair. Nothing special. Edible or comfort food.

Hui Ming Fishball Mushroom Noodle at Block 8, Lorong 8A Toa Payoh

Have not tried as had already taken breakfast at home. But saw long queue.

 

Da Wei Wang 

Location: Food court at DBSS centrale beside 159A

Accidentally chosen the $5.50 bowl with three slices of abalone.

A pity the mee pok was not fully cooked else the flavouring is good.

The turn-off was many of the chives/spring onions has discolouration as they don’t look fresh . So left it as it is.

Will certainly not eat this again.

Kopitiam 108 Food court
 

$3.80/-. Overall acceptable. 

$3.50/-. Ordinary, garlicky smell. After taste also garlicky. Okay. But will not eat again. Find something else nicer…

Block 115 EastLace Canberra

First Centre Outdoor Choon Heng’s PlaceCoffeeshop.

$3.50. Saw lots of persons order the dry kway Teow noodles. Indeed, did not disappoint.

The noodle is slightly thicker, but really nice. The noodles absorb the sauce well.

One of the better ones I had for quite a while!

Koufu Commonwealth 

$3.50. Not too bad with bites of crispy anchovies.

A pity, too much gravy sauce. And too much vinegar else acceptable. 

Forced to take small bites…

Bee Yee Teowchew (Famous) Fish Ball Noodles

HDB Tiong Bahru Court, Happy Hawkers

$4/-. Kway Teow dry is Okay. The Fishballs and fishball slice so so. 
The one piece of meatball is good.

 

Like the chewy (bouncy) meat ball…

Very popular stall at 29 Bendemeer FC #01-72

Ate other food this did not try it. But from the long and constant queues…sounds  pretty good!

Saw the fish balls… with pieces of chillies stuck onto them… tempting 

 

Finally tried it today… $4.50. I find that it is Okay but not fantastic…typical comfort food…maybe should have ordered mee pok instead…

Reviewed here, previously. $4/- Okay. Nothing fantastic. Comfort food.

As Blk 29 Bendemeer FC…

Fish Balls fishy smell… 

Nothing to crow about…

Ming Fa $5/-. Hawker Centre at our Tampines Hub

Favorable and well balanced 

Wenji Noodle $3.80/-

Serangoon Ave 4

Like the texture of their slightly thinner mee pok noodles. But too much tomato sauce. Otherwise, well balanced.

Location: 612 Punggol Drive, Damai Grove
Changi Village Mee Pok was fairly okay. $4/- + $1.80 for an extra fish cake