Ah Boy Prawn Mee Laksa

Pleasantly surprised by umami prawn broth and the savoury noodles. For $4.50, it came with 2 decent size prawns and added $2 for the intestines. Fairly generous with their ingredients! And top it off, there was a busker playing some lovely tune on the 'gu zheng'.😊

It has the taste of Penang Hokkien Prawn noodle. Those add-ons on the menu is common in Penang but rare in SG. Overall tasty soup with generous meat and 2 peeled prawns. $4.50 per bowl.

Laksa gravy is quite thin and taste not as bold as the famous laksa such as 328 and sungei road. Price is above average at $4.50 Laksa noodles is a little tough due to undercooked. Each bowl came with 1 small prawn, half egg, Tau pok a few cockles.

Relatively new stall over at Fengshan 85 market. Came by here for breakfast with my parents, and chanced upon this stall. Seems like there are 2 stalls with the same name while the other one sells economical fried noodles. This stall sells only either prawn noodle or laksa with prices starting from SGD$4 onwards. I ordered their laksa, which comes with ingredients like prawn, fishcake, cockles, and half boiled egg. The gravy was not bad, but slightly diluted. Overall, it's a pretty decent laksa that I wouldn't mind eating again. Would also want to give their prawn noodle a try next time round

Randomly went to 85 market during lunch time and got a shock at how vibrant it is. It is even more exciting coming to 85 during day time compared to night time. This was a random pick as I was hunting for Omega's dry laksa. But queue was too long and ah boy laksa sounds good too. I wasn't disappointed as broth was tasty, ingredients abundant with half an egg, Tau pok, fish cakes, hum and bean sprouts. I will be back to try his prawn noodle. Side note, laksa is only available on Friday, Saturday and Sunday