Annabel Tan
★★★★★
a month ago
I loved the prawn cracker here!! Neat presentation and the items are freshly fried but don’t look or feel oily. I loved all the items we chose except the otah, which was a bit too floury. Everything else was so yum



Type·Hawker Stall
Cuisine·Chinese, Singapore-style, Hokkien
Vibe·Bustling
Price·$1 - 10
Info·Halal
Known for its handmade ngoh hiang and assorted fried snacks, including prawn fritters, fish cakes, bean sprout rolls and five-spice meat rolls. Items are freshly fried to a crisp exterior and served with sweet chilli sauce. Customers can mix and match different fritters for a customised platter.
Opening hours not available.
★ 4.1 · 8 reviews
Annabel Tan
★★★★★
a month ago
I loved the prawn cracker here!! Neat presentation and the items are freshly fried but don’t look or feel oily. I loved all the items we chose except the otah, which was a bit too floury. Everything else was so yum
LP Pua
★★★★
2 years ago
Stall was operated by a pair of friendly elderly couple. 4 meat Ngor Hiang and 2 plates of Bee Hoon costed $10. Tasted OK, no hit no miss, and met the expectation of a not-bad Ngor Hiang.
John Tango
★★★★
2 years ago
Nice hey piang (fried crispy prawn cracker). Will be back again for sure. The tau kwah is good.
Dearon Anderson
★
2 years ago
Wouldn’t recommend. Here is why you should not. Sweet sauce is watery and diluted, no idea what it is. Bee Hoon is cold, soggy and clump together. Prawn cracker has a weird taste. $13 for this portion. So called homemade ngoh hiang also sub standard.
J
★★★★
a year ago
Recommend this place for the prawn pancake, cracker and ngoh hiang 👍🏻