Where do find the best LAKSA in Singapore?

[hquek]

carebear:

Yesterday I tried the Penang laksa at Lor 25A Geylang , I was excellent. The Penang fried kway teow was also yummy!

try their prawn mee (go for big prawn version since only $1 more). Yummylicious!!

[explosive36]

happening!

[tulipgarden]

Happy Mama:

carebear:

Today I just had my first taste of Prima Taste Laksa Ban Mian.

It was wonderful!
If you are hungry and suddenly crave for nyonya laksa, but are too lazy to go out, this is the next best thing that can tantalize your taste buds! :drool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08-sI8dhziM&feature=player_embedded

I tried that before. It's not bad for a quick fix. Gravy is good but the noodles seemed a little hard... Maybe must boil longer... DH loves it.

Just bought 2 packets to try out after reading it, hope it'll be good.

[peapot]

Actually Prima has very good pre-mix. Most of their pre-mix are very very nice. But not very cheap.

[corneyAmber]

peapot:

Actually Prima has very good pre-mix. Most of their pre-mix are very very nice. But not very cheap.

haha...I was going to say the same...tasty and authentic.

[looking4Tutor]

If you are at Queensway Shopping Centre buying sports attire for your ds/dd you can try the Janggut Laksa at the basement. It will trigger your childhood memory of eating the famous katong laksa at East Coast Road, if you are old as me.

[acforfamily]

ksi:

peapot:

Actually Prima has very good pre-mix. Most of their pre-mix are very very nice. But not very cheap.

haha...I was going to say the same...tasty and authentic.

Yes !

[schweppes]

Tried the Prima Taste Laksa after reading the good reviews here. Not bad for a good quick fix. I included fish cakes and garden herbs, basil and dill into my laksa. I like how the dill was an interesting twist!!


When I went to Shop n Save at Bedok on Sunday morning, there was quite a fair bit of Prima laksa available. On Monday afternoon, there was only 1 packet left!! :shock:

For the real thing, my fave laksa stall is still the 328 Katong laksa, we usually frequent the one next to Chapel Rd.

[explosive36]

great feedback guys thanks!

[thebusybee]

If you are in the west, i recommend you to try this laksa stall at Tanglin Hall market & food centre (the smaller one near to sheng siong) - Weiyi Laksa (won’t miss it，the signboard in Chinese 唯一叻沙). It has very nice sauce, especially the chili, the boss himself will dedicate a day just to cook his chili. We like his prawn mee better, been eating his food since late 90s. The prawn mee sold out pretty early, ESP weekends. Some days are not open, best take his name card to call him before going down. If you like roast meat, the hk roast stall (near to soya milk stall) has great noodles with big serving of meat at only $2.50.