Nice broth of prawn noodles. Don’t have to choose more than $6, one can have a nice bowl. Unless ones needs bigger prawns or ribs. Barley water or lime juice is also nice. The ngoi hiang and Yan Chiang is also good on the next...stand. Price is mid range. No air conditioning. Pay first and get your order.More

I had ordered a $6 and they gave shallots and I don’t c any lard in the noodle ? Taste wasn’t at his best . Did they replaced with shallots ? Jz wondering

I am a prawn mee lover and this was my first and last time here. I ordered the jumbo prawns with pork ribs for $10.90. You get 1.5 prawns sliced into halves. The pork ribs were hard and almost tasteless as if they were simply...boiled. Broth was at best just average. Not sure about all the great reviews. But well, taste is very subjective.More

Reputable 90 years and 4 generations of Prawn Mee history, and almost un Singaporean if you haven't heard of or tasted this Prawn Mee located on the East side of Singapore despite their name Beach Road. Mostly famed for their soup version Prawn noodle, as...a fan of Chilli, Crispy Lard and Aromatic Shallots, I will still always prefer the dry version. Always hard to find a parking spot, you will see frequent Super cars flouting the no parking and take a quick risk though their queueing system, the preparation and meal time, usual a visit here will take up to 40 minutes at the least. Menu now starts from $6, $9 and $12. After the 30 mins queue, go big or go home. $12 gets you 2 Jumbo prawns in halves or a mix of 1 Jumbo prawn and 5 pieces of pork ribs. Their noodles, al dente, Chilli is a little sweet and less savoury, loads of fried shallots and bits of lard to coat the savoury noodles. Next the ribs, unlike many famed Prawn mee stalls, usually come dry and bland, here they're not exactly fall of the bones soft but well marinated and tasty. The Jumbo prawns are cooked to the right texture, and you can taste the pure praw. freshness, meaning they were not marinated ahead and thoughts went into the prawns as like it or not Prawns are bottom feeders and scavengers hence there are usually unsightly black veins. Here every prawn prawns are cleaned properly including the head parts which is quite rarely done. The star of the show, is the soup. Nice prawn umami, with a hint of garlic and shallots. Not too sweet, not too overpowering. Perfect Prawn Mee broth in my books. Since we queue for up to 30mins, might as well go the whole nine yards and have some ngo hiang, crispy Prawn crackers, century eggs to go with. All in all a $20 dollar hearty lunch. And whenever I have an hour, I will come back. Constant reminder to order the Soup version, and lated kick myself when I ended up with Dry againMore

This place never fails to satisfy my prawn mee cravings. I really enjoy the wuxiang here as well. Great prawns and pork ribs, with very flavorful broth!

You can expect a crowd every morning during weekend for breakfast. The shop has great consistency for their broth and noodles. My favorite is the dry noodles with chili. If you are a big eater, don't miss out on the wu xiang. it's pretty good...too. One small thing to note. Parking can be troublesome as lots are limited.More

Honestly still the best in terms of the broth, quality of prawns (and also the wuxiang served within the same place) out of the many prawn mee places i frequent

I would say this is one of my favorite prawn noodle. I will not have the pork ribs cause it is a little too hard. Weekend morning the prawns is fresher, today (Thursday) my first time having it for weekday lunch, the soup taste nicer...but the prawn is not so fresh. If you dare to eat pig's tail. You should try it. It is soft and nicely cleaned.More

It’s been awhile since I came here. Was a little disappointed. I ordered the prawn plus pork rib $9. It came with 2 half prawn and some pork rib but the pork ribs were tough. The soup is better than average. But based on their...standards. They were better in the past. I saw they had lime juice and barley and I ask could you mixed it up as I love to drink lime barley and I dun mind to pay the higher priced one. But they told me sorry lime is lime, barley is barley choose one.More

As expected, their prawn mee is really good. But the price is getting more and more expensive. $9 for a medium size prawn mee. The ngoh hiang there is really good though.

Still the best prawn mee in Singapore. Must visit the place at least once a month to satisfy my craving

broth was well flavoured and comforting. its on the pricey side but the trade off is meted with fresh ingredients. parking is a challenge though but its worth the wait.