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Rochor Tail Lor Mee (梧槽尾卤面) #01-97
861 N Bridge Rd, Singapore 198783
Rochor Tail Lor Mee serves Chinese noodle dishes in Kallang at 861 N Bridge Rd. The stall draws steady visits from those seeking traditional lor mee preparations, with visitors noting consistent quality in their noodle offerings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 10 Nov 2026
Our take: Rochor Tail Lor Mee stands out for its traditional approach, offering a late-night option for those craving this classic dish.
We note the consistent praise for the 'Blessed Bowl' at $8.80, which reviewers highlight for its generous and varied ingredients, including shredded fish meat, braised pork belly, and fried five-spice items.
The gravy receives particular commendation for its balanced flavour, described as having mild herbal notes without being overly salty.
While some find the price point slightly high, the consensus is that the quantity and quality of ingredients justify the cost, making it a satisfying meal.
The option of fried cod fish and chicken chop also adds variety.
We'd recommend this for a hearty dinner or supper, especially if you appreciate an old-school style Lor Mee that's available into the early hours.
It's a reliable choice for a substantial and flavourful bowl.
Signature
Traditional Lor Mee ($8.80 Blessed Bowl)
Best time
Dinner or supper
Price
$$ ($8.80/person)
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
Customers generally praise Rochor Tail Lor Mee for its traditional, old-school flavor profile, particularly highlighting the well-integrated, thick sauce and generous, high-quality ingredients like braised pork belly, fried fish, and crispy fish skin.
While some find the prices slightly high, many feel the "Blessed Bowl" offers good value due to its abundance of ingredients.
It's also noted as a popular spot for late-night supper, closing at 3 am.
Google Reviews
Usual hawker centre lor mee. not too bad but there’s a lot of choice. Simple four dollars all the way up to eight dollars. Different varieties!! Good selection of item sauce can be a nicer , but still…
This bowl of $6 古早 (traditional) noodle has fish, pork belly, ngoh hiang and 1/2 an egg, portion is justifiable for the price paid; i like that the noodle is cooked al dente and gravy piping hot, but…
One of the better lor mee around. Closer to the 古早味 than others I've tried in the recent past. The ingredients are good and more like traditional lor mee, but the gravy could be thicker.
First time trying after I saw many good reviews. I'm impressed with the lady owner who manage the stall singlehandedly with so many ingredients and interesting ordering system. The lor mee prices star…
Went on a weekdays night, approximate 1830H. Not much people were there, the owner use a mic and speaker to communicate, felt very creative and shocked. Order the traditional lor mee. Very tasty and…
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