Queen Street Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee

Their fried hokkien mee is definitely the wet type,not much wok hei. The broth is quite flavourful though.. Their porklard and lemon juice is self served.. The $6 portion is quite little, comes w 2 medium sized prawns some sotong strips and few slices of pork belly.. The hawker centre they are in is quite warm, be sure to find a table w fan 😅😅😅.. Overall okok.. 6.5/10

Queen Street Fried Hokkien Prawn Mee (#01-104) @ Albert Center Market and Food Center Summary in short 4.5/5 stars, for the location. Free flow fried pork lard, pre squeezed lime juice or bottled lime juice. Great location. Fast service and good prawn with good portion of ingredients. Wet base too. Very decent plate. Recommended. -- More details if u are still keen to read on. Available order size $6/8/10 Ordered $6 plus $4 ingredients, total $10. Asked lady chef to cook till 味道浓一点 （ cook till stronger taste ）. Finally managed to try this HKM after book marking from a fellow member here. Hours only till 530pm, so really must find a time slot to come. Wanted to come early so that there's still fried pork lard. Saw a v young lady at the stall and first impression was, "Is she the one who is frying". End up I think it is too rude to ask then I just ordered as alr came specially. Possibily she or the young guy who came later fried it. It was a very good plate regardless of who fried it. Love bar phey so was anticipative of how the taste could be enhanced. It was just oright, did not manage to soak up that much juice. But the base of the HKM was very flavourful. Was delighted that they did not serve sotong which could be just the frozen kind or rubbery. The fake abalone tastes delicious and added some good crunchy texture. 5 medium to averagely large prawns, pork belly was tender and in good sized slices. Chilli packs a punch and there is still leftover heat after eating. But I prefer not to mix the chilli to have the full taste. Fried prawn lard is free flow. Fresh and crunchy. Sorry I took a bit more. Anyway closing soon. Should still be enough for 10-20 more plates. Realised that the smaller portions was served in tray of a lower depth. My tray was higher. But still for $6 add liao ... hearty eaters might need to order some other food to fill their stomach. Generally small portion. Only Ong at Geylang Bahru is much more generous. Will come again. Meanwhile this is my top 1 fav for now.

Decent Hokkien Mee. Tasty and creamy. Very few tiny prawns, mock abalone did nothing for the dish wish they just replace it with more prawns. Noodles are the highlight of this meal for sure. Perfectly cooked for my liking. Really liked how spicy their chili is! You might have to wait a bit cause they make the dish to order so you’ll have a fresh serving of hokkien mee. This food court isn’t the cleanest but for yummy food like this I can’t complain. Just bring lots of tissue or wet wipes lol!

No wokhey. Broth ok but not very flavourful. Choice of $6/$8/$10. $6 came with 3 prawns, 3 mock abalone, 3 mock (i think) fish maw, 3 pork. Yellow noodle with thin beehoon. No alkaline taste. Free flow lime juice, pork lard, chilli. They have 2 kinds of chilli, one is sour type the other is abit nasi lemak style. Wait time 5min at ~12.30pm. Friendly female cashier, accept paynow

Ate half way and snap a pic, think the Hokkien mee is really good, it’s the wet type and flavourful. The 1 star reviews are all more than a year ago. I think they improved since then, maybe change of cook. Worth a try!