Teochew Fishball Kway Teow Mee

Had the mee kia dry - springy noodles tossed in a tasty sauce, topped with fresh scallions. The soup was clean & flavourful, loaded with fishballs, fish cake slices & tender minced pork. Generous portion & very satisfying. Great value for a classic hawker meal! 🍜✨

Nice bowl of Teochew style fishball bar chor mee that is above average. Generous ingredients serving of minced pork, fishball and he kiaw.

$5 for minced meat noodles. What stunned me is d portion of noodle 👍🏻👍🏻 Seasoning is good. Vinegar is average. Porky is fresh. d dumpling is stiff n meh. Good thing I didn't order d teochew dumplings. Clear soup on d side is meh. d dried seaweed is 🤮 Will alw come back for d big bowl of noodles. Now I know why pple r q-ing at this stall.

Coming here for breakfast on a Saturday morning however wanted to eat something different from my usual stalls. Decided to give it a try and absolutely delighted of making the right choice upon the first bite. It is a wholesome bowl of perfectly cooked al dente noodles, addictive sauce with just the right amount of vinegar, and the usual fresh and delicious ingredients. What a satisfactory meal to start my day.

This review is for fish dumplings soup. Saw good reviews of the fishball noodles and decided to give this stall a try. Ordered the less common ‘fish dumpling’ soup on the menu, asked for mee sua for the same price. Agree that the soup is clear , umami and no after taste of msg. The mee sua is well cooked not soggy. Uncle gave me a choice of ‘white or yellow dumplings’ and I opted for yellow. White looks ordinary like any other fish all stall, so went for yellow. TBH fish dumplings taste more like dumplings from wanton noodles vs the traditional teochew dumplings I was hoping for. A tad disappointed. May try the normal fishball noodles next time.