Yi Sheng Hokkien Mee @ ABC
I remember finding a home-feel Hokkien Mee at ABC market before. So for convenience, instead of going to the East (Geylang) for my fix, I made my way here. But that stall was closed, and I saw a queue for this fella. So I decided to give it a try. I was blown away. The style of Hokkien Mee that I loved!
It is when the goodness of the prawn stock is wholly absorbed by the yellow noodles, and subtly balanced out with a small proportion of think Vermicelli. But not all vendors get this flavour. The tip lies in the type of prawns that you choose. Some when boiled, will give you the dark brown and salty taste - those might be good for Prawn Mee soup. Those that gives you a lighter shade sweet flavour are the ones for this job!
For this is when it is able to balance off the flavours from the garlic and the pork lard, to produce a plate of Goodness! The only thing this stall is slightly lacking, and I may be biased here, is the slow fire from Charcoal (Reference to Swee Guan @ Geylang). But otherwise, I give this stall No.2 spot on my rankings.
Yi Sheng Fried Prawn Mee
ABC Brickworks Food Centre
6 Jln Bukit Merah, #01-13
Daily from 3pm to 10.45pm or when food runs out (it frequently does)
Closed on Wednesdays
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