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Nam Hua Fried Prawn Noodle
128 Bedok North Street 2, Block 128, Singapore 460128
Nam Hua Fried Prawn Noodle in Bedok serves fried prawn noodles at budget-friendly prices. Located at Block 128 Bedok North Street 2, the stall draws regular customers who appreciate its straightforward noodle dishes.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 11 Nov 2026
Our take on Nam Hua Fried Prawn Noodle is that it offers a distinct take on fried noodles, which some reviewers note is not a traditional Hokkien Mee despite common assumptions.
The $5.50 small plate is noted for its generous portion and abundant seafood, though the gravy can be watery and bland on its own.
The key differentiator here is the special chili, which is spicy, contains anchovies or ikan bilis, and significantly elevates the dish when mixed in.
Reviewers consistently praise the chili and the fresh ingredients, including crunchy pork lard.
While wok hei is often described as mild or absent, and the umami can be lacking, the individual plate-by-plate frying method is appreciated.
We'd recommend this for those who enjoy a spicier, less traditional fried noodle experience, especially if you're in the Bedok area.
It's a reliable neighbourhood option, but perhaps not a destination for purists seeking classic Hokkien Mee.
Signature
Fried Prawn Noodles
Price
$ ($5.50-12/person)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Nam Hua Fried Prawn Noodle generally receives positive feedback for its unique take on fried prawn noodles, often noted for its generous portions and fresh ingredients, especially the abundant seafood and large pieces of fried lard.
While some customers find the 'wok hei' or umami flavor lacking and the gravy can be watery or bland, the special, spicy chili with ikan bilis is consistently highlighted as a standout feature that significantly elevates the dish.
The stall, run by an elderly couple, is seen as a worthwhile stop for those in the vicinity, particularly if they enjoy spicy food and are not expecting a traditional Hokkien mee.
Google Reviews
Slightly above average neighbourhood Hokkien mee. Store tended by an elderly couple. The aroma is there, Hokkien mee is the wet kind. Umami taste a bit lacking but saltiness is there. Their Chili is s…
Looks unsuspecting due to the lack of vibrant colours but when you let the noodles sit in the gravy for 1-2 mins before eating.. it soaks up the umami broth really well. Goes to semi-wet, which is per…
Tried out this place due to good Google reviews. It shares the stall with 朋友 Friend Kolo Mee. Able to order for kolo mee at the same time. CDC/SG60 vouchers accepted. Hokkien mee took some time to be…
Good plate of hokkien mee with thin bee hoon. It's comes slightly soupy when served, but the bee hoon and noodles quickly absorb the soup to become semi-wet, just the way i like it. Chili has ikan bil…
Note this is a stall in a coffee shop.. so high rating for atmosphere was given as the coffee shop was very well ventilated with many fans installed so even on a warm day it was comfortable. This Hokk…
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