Mee time

Here's another place that's a staple and must-visit during my SG trips.

Chung Cheng Prawn Mee!

This is a spot I've been visiting for ages. My landmark to this hawker centre was the Golden Mile building, which in itself is a must-visit place. Alas, they've closed down Golden Mile to give way to a new condominium building.

Thankfully, the hawker centre and Chung Chen are both very much open!

Their dry prawn mee is still the best one I've tasted in SG. That's why it's a non-negotiable part of my itinerary.

Time to enjoy this!

Nan(yang)chalant

Whenever I'm craving for the taste of SG, Nanyang is one of my top go-tos.

Thankfully, they now have a branch at The Podium. It's Prawn Mee and Iced Lemon Tea FTW!

I'm going to have this lunch again - hopefully in SG - soon.

Prawn Stars

Just like my previous trips to HKG, no matter how short or how long, a visit to Landale Prawn Noodle Shop is always one of my stopovers.

So, in between a trip from Kwun Tong and Tung Chung, it was off to Admiralty, for this:

It's been 4 years since my last bowl of Prawn Noodles, and it's still as good.

Thank goodness some things never change.

Missing Mee

Gosh! I am SO craving for Penang Prawn Mee right now.

When this is over, I think Nanyang Food House in SM Megamall is the first place I'll visit.

Good enough for Mee

One of my favorite things to order in SG is Prawn Mee.

They usually serve it 2 ways: soupy and dry. The Hawker Center in Golden Mile serves one of the best Prawn Mees, and I hie off to that place each time i’m there.

During my last visit to SM Megamall, I saw this fairly new SG food place called “Nanyang,” and they served Prawn Mee! Needless to say, I had to try it.

It’s a pretty good bowl of Prawn Mee. Not as great as the original one, but until I go to visit SG, this bowl of Mee will definitely tie me over.