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Ah Soon Geylang Lor 29 Fried Hokkien Mee

★ 3.0(78)on Googletampines

201C Tampines St. 21, Singapore 523201

Ah Soon Geylang Lor 29 Fried Hokkien Mee serves Chinese fried noodles at 201C Tampines St. 21 in Tampines. The stall specializes in Hokkien mee, a wok-fried noodle dish with a following among locals.

Dine-inTakeoutWheelchair accessible

9889 1229

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)10:30 AM – 8:45 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

C+Worth a visit

Score: 65 / 100

Food quality60

Value for money40

Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

Our take: Ah Soon Geylang Lor 29 Fried Hokkien Mee garners mixed reactions, with some hailing it as the 'best Hokkien Mee' they've tried, especially when paired with its chili paste.

Others find it mediocre, noting an overwhelming alkaline taste from the yellow noodles and a lack of bee hoon, despite it being shown in promotional videos.

The dish is generally praised for its flavorful, well-soaked gravy and fresh prawns, though some report a lack of wok hei and soggy pork lard.

Portions can be a point of contention; a $7 or $12 serving ordered via delivery has been described as 'ridiculously pathetic' with minimal ingredients like two prawns and three small slices of sotong, and no pork.

However, a $4.50 small plate ordered directly from the stall has been found satisfying.

We think the $4.50 portion is a good entry point to try the dish.

Best for a quick, solo meal after the main lunch rush.

Signature

Fried Hokkien Mee

Best time

After the lunch crowd

Price

$ ($4.50 - $12/person)

Score: 65 · 5 sources

What customers say

Ah Soon Geylang Lor 29 Fried Hokkien Mee receives mixed feedback, with some customers praising its flavorful, gravy-soaked noodles and excellent chili, considering it among the best in Singapore.

However, others find the dish mediocre, citing an overwhelming alkaline taste from yellow mee, lack of wok hei, and surprisingly sweet notes.

Portions, especially for delivery orders, are a significant concern, with complaints about small servings, absence of pork, and minimal seafood.

gravy and noodle texturechili qualitywok hei and alkaline tasteportion size and ingredients (pork/seafood)

40% positive40% neutral20% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Alyssa Tay· 9 months ago

Should have seen the reviews before I tried. This is mediocre at best, not very sure how they got the 2024 best foods sticker. There’s no bee hoon in the Hokkien mee even though it was shown in the vi…

★★★★★Coris Goh· 5 months ago

We ordered $30 sharing for 5 people, really liked the taste! Best Hokkien Mee I've ever tried in Singapore! Eat it with their chili paste, SHIOK!

★★★★★Stanley· 4 months ago

Hokkien Mee was well soaked with gravy, but was lacking wok hei. Prawns were fresh, Pork Lard was a bit soggy but their chilli was decent. Overall still acceptable with room for improvements.

★★★★★Just Saus· 8 months ago

Ordered the $7 & $12 serving on Foodpanda. Got the shock of my life once received. serving is ridiculously pathetic and they no longer include pork in the hokkien mee. 2 prawns and 3 measly slices of…

★★★★★Ng Wilson· 4 years ago

Tldr: For the price of $6.50(medium), it is not cheap hawker food. It does its job of being a fried prawn noodle, though tons of room to improve on. Taste wise, it lacks any form of lard or prawn tas…

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