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Zhen Jie Prawn Noodle
Blk 339 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, #01-1565, Singapore 560339
Zhen Jie Prawn Noodle serves Chinese noodle dishes in Ang Mo Kio, located at Blk 339 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1. The stall has drawn 120 customer reviews with a 4.2 rating.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 31 Oct 2026
Our take: Zhen Jie Prawn Noodle earns high praise for its dry prawn noodles, with many reviewers highlighting the well-balanced sauce and generous portions.
The $6 dry prawn noodles are frequently mentioned for their value, often compared favorably to fast food prices.
We note the consistent feedback on fresh ingredients, particularly the prawns, and the crispy pork lard.
While some find the soup version less impactful on its own, it's often recommended as an accompaniment to the dry noodles.
The chilli is noted for its good kick without being overly spicy.
There's an interesting observation about potential variability in cooking, with one reviewer noting a significant improvement on a revisit, suggesting consistency might fluctuate.
However, the overall sentiment points to a satisfying and kidney-friendly meal, as one reviewer put it.
We'd recommend the dry prawn noodles for a flavourful and value-for-money meal, especially if you appreciate a less sodium-heavy broth.
Expect a short wait during non-peak hours, around 7 minutes.
Signature
Dry Prawn Noodles
Wait time
7 minutes (off-peak)
Price
$ ($5-8/person)
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
Zhen Jie Prawn Noodle garners strong positive sentiment, particularly for its dry prawn noodles, generous portions, and flavorful sauce with visible ingredients.
Customers appreciate the value for money, with many finding the $6 and $5 options satisfying, though some might opt for the $8 portion for a larger meal.
While the soup version is generally well-received for its umami taste, some find the soup with dry noodles a bit bland.
Occasional inconsistencies in pork lard preparation and meat texture have been noted, but recent improvements in cooking and overall flavor have been praised.
Google Reviews
Operated by 2 Chinese, a young man and a lady, at first glance at the back of my mind I was wondering can they make Singaporean styled prawn noodles? After waiting less than 7 minutes for my meal, the…
Oct'26. Friendly prawn noodle stall with top-notch flavorsDropped by this stall today and was warmly greeted by the friendly owner. Tried both the dried prawn noodle and the fried prawn noodle, the dr…
Tried the big prawn noodles today. It comes in $8 and $10 portions. $8 gets 2 large prawns, a spoonful of larpok (lardons), a handful of thin yellow egg noodles topped with a very rich prawn broth. Fo…
Been here a couple of times and my favourite is prawn and pork ribs soup. We also tried the large prawn and clams which were fresh and succulent. They’re generous with crispy pork lard (which I’m not…
Ordered the dry version of prawn noodle. Very satisfied with the soup. Overall taste wise is actually much better than alot of prawn noodle stores you can find in Singapore.
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