Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee
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Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee at Ci Yuan Community Hawker Centre
Location: 51 Hougang Ave 9, #01-16 Hawker Centre, Ci Yuan Community Centre, Singapore 538776
Ci Yuan Hawker Centre
Thirty-year-old Hokkien mee specialist serving wet-style prawn broth noodles with pork belly, sotong, and sweet sambal.
Thirty-year-old Hokkien mee specialist serving wet-style prawn broth noodles with pork belly, sotong, and sweet sambal.
Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee has been frying up its signature Hokkien prawn noodle for over 30 years, with the original stall still drawing crowds at Changi Village Hawker Centre. There is only one dish on the menu, Hokkien mee, served wet and soaked in a rich prawn broth alongside generous helpings of pork belly, sotong, and already-peeled prawns.The accompanying sambal is slightly sweet and pungent, perfect for mixing in for a different flavour altogether. Dine-in and takeaway are available.
Queue up at Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee for a plate that has kept loyal fans coming back for decades.
51 Hougang Ave 9, #01-16 Hawker Centre, Ci Yuan Community Centre, Singapore 538776
Ci Yuan Hawker Centre
Operating Hours
Closed
Opens Saturday at 10 am
Monday
10 am–8:30 pm Tuesday
10 am–8:30 pm Wednesday
10 am–8:30 pm Thursday (Today)
10 am–8:30 pm Friday
Closed Saturday
10 am–8:30 pm Sunday
10 am–8:30 pm Our Menu
All prices are in Singapore Dollar (S$ / SGD)
Roasted Pork Prawn Noodle
$8.00Big Prawn Hokkien Noodle
$15.00Fried Prawn Noodle
$8, $6, $5, $20 and $15, to and $20Menu Photos
Hokkien Prawn Noodle Menu
A digital menu board displays various Hokkien prawn noodle dishes with prices. Below the board, a smaller sign lists prices for Fried Prawn Noodle.
Overall Rating
1.5 / 5
Based on 8 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Meeyanchoong Choong
Are these things edible? Even dogs wouldn't eat them... Moldy noodles... And the shrimp aren't fresh 🤮🤮🤮 …
Den Ho
Ordered and realized cooked noodles portion was left in the wok, more of a heated up than cooked portion, not the wok hey type, over simmered using the stock. Nasi lemak type chilli was the weird one.
L
Noodles were left in the wok and reheated upon purchase.
Jing Yi Cheong
Great place to dine here. Everywhere is clean and cooling. This fried prawn noodle is terrible. The prawn is not defrosted properly.
GK T
Every day, I get to see at least one HKM post, so it’s like reminding me to hunt for HKM to review. Today, I tabaoed from Changi Village HKM at Ci Yuan after which I realised that that stall had changed operator. The former HKM operator was …
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Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee
Takeout Noodles and Shrimp
Two plastic takeout containers are shown. The top container holds two cooked shrimp and some yellow noodles. The bottom container is filled with a dish of noodles and what appears to be scrambled egg, with a white plastic spoon resting on top.
Leftover Food on Plate
A close-up shot of a dirty bowl and plate with leftover food, including shrimp shells and rice. A spoon and chopsticks are also visible.
Noodles with Sauce and Lime
A clear plastic container filled with noodles, mixed with scrambled egg and a dark sauce. A lime is placed in a plastic bag next to the container.
Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee Stall
A brightly lit stall sign displays images and prices for Fried Hokkien Mee. The main sign features a large image of the dish with prices $5, $6, and $8. Below, smaller displays show "Premium Hokkien Prawn Noodle" for $20.00, "Roasted Pork Prawn Noodle" for $8.00, and "Big Prawn Hokkien Noodle" for $15.00. A "Value Meal" is priced at $3.50. The stall accepts PayNow, Cash, and CDC vouchers. A man in a red shirt stands partially visible behind the counter.
Shrimp Noodles
A close-up shot of a takeout container filled with noodles and shrimp. A spoon and chopsticks are visible, along with a side of dark sauce.
Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee Sign
A brightly lit sign advertising Changi Village Fried Hokkien Mee. The sign features images of the dish, the restaurant's name in English and Chinese, and prices. It also includes a cartoon shrimp mascot and a newspaper clipping. Below the main sign is a menu board displaying different prawn noodle options with prices.
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