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    Prawn Noodles

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    • T Offline
      tinkfirst
      last edited by

      Last week my Dh and myself went to Carpmael Road corner coffeeshop for the prawn noodles. Soup stock is rich & and lots of lards. Ha! Unhealthy stuff, most will say. But Prawns are also high in cholestrol, so nevermind lah, once in the blue moon. The prawns are huge too. Price for a $4/$5 portion is larger than East Coast Rd. Cooked by the boss/wife wherelse I find that the east Coast is too commercialised.

      They are closed on Tue.
      jmho

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        KSP
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        - Jalan Besar Prawn Noodle at Geylang Lor 3. Near Kallang MRT and next to bus interchange. Very packed during lunch time.


        - Tiong Bahru Market level 2 corner stall (can’t remember the stall name) once you see long queue at the prawn noodle stall, that’s the one.

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          hquek
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          Just discovered Bedok South market (where Hill St char kway teow is now located) has a prawn noodle stall. Prices from $2 to $3…huge portions, soup is nice and traditional type. Long queues though.

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            Chirunner
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            I like the Whitley Road prawn Mee shop at Novena next to IRAS

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              tankee
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              saw on CNA today during a rerun of a local program, that there is a stall in Adam Road Hawker Center selling a bowl of prawn noodles at a shocking price of S$25 each. :shock:


              It comes with a HUGE prawn, almost 10-12 inches long. 😐 And said that the soup is very tasty.

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                singmathstutor
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                tankee:
                saw on CNA today during a rerun of a local program, that there is a stall in Adam Road Hawker Center selling a bowl of prawn noodles at a shocking price of S$25 each. :shock:


                It comes with a HUGE prawn, almost 10-12 inches long. 😐 And said that the soup is very tasty.
                I think it's just an advertising gimmick by the stall holder or CNA. If wanna eat huge prawns, wouldn't it be better to eat at seafood restaurants, especially since a bowl comes at a hefty price of $25?

                My fav is still Jalan Sultan Prawn Noodles at Geylang Lorong 3. Near Kallang MRT. At $4 a bowl, my cravings would be well satisfied!! πŸ˜‰

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                  RRMummy
                  last edited by

                  tankee:
                  saw on CNA today during a rerun of a local program, that there is a stall in Adam Road Hawker Center selling a bowl of prawn noodles at a shocking price of S$25 each. :shock:


                  It comes with a HUGE prawn, almost 10-12 inches long. 😐 And said that the soup is very tasty.
                  WOW!!! :!: that single huge prawn worth >$20 meh?? :idea:

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                    verykiasu2010
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                    Chirunner:
                    I like the Whitley Road prawn Mee shop at Novena next to IRAS

                    beware!! the taxman is counting (as he eats) how many bowls of prawn noodles they sell and will match it to his income tax declaration

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                      verykiasu2010
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                      The food centre at Hong Lim Complex is undergoing reno (completed ???)


                      Where did the second floor prawn noodles stall go to ? They have been there for 30 years

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                        Augmum
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                        singmathstutor:
                        tankee:

                        saw on CNA today during a rerun of a local program, that there is a stall in Adam Road Hawker Center selling a bowl of prawn noodles at a shocking price of S$25 each. :shock:


                        It comes with a HUGE prawn, almost 10-12 inches long. 😐 And said that the soup is very tasty.

                        I think it's just an advertising gimmick by the stall holder or CNA. If wanna eat huge prawns, wouldn't it be better to eat at seafood restaurants, especially since a bowl comes at a hefty price of $25?

                        My fav is still Jalan Sultan Prawn Noodles at Geylang Lorong 3. Near Kallang MRT. At $4 a bowl, my cravings would be well satisfied!! πŸ˜‰

                        true........ same \"theory\" as mine,
                        if wanna to eat huge prawns, shd go to seafood centre or other chinese cusine restaurant
                        why order a bowl of prawn noodles and pay at a price of $25.
                        the reason for eating prawn noodles is the soup that i long for.....
                        reasonable size and fresh sea prawns such as \"sha luo xia\" (sha luo xia is esp for prawns noodles) will be just nice........

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