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Big Prawn Noodle
205D Compassvale Ln, Singapore 544205
Big Prawn Noodle serves noodle dishes in Sengkang at 205D Compassvale Ln. This budget-friendly spot has drawn consistent feedback from diners, with a 4.5 rating across 885 reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 2 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Big Prawn Noodle in Sengkang has garnered a strong 4.5-star rating from over 900 reviews, positioning it as a popular spot for prawn noodles.
Diners frequently praise the freshness of the prawns and the 'umami bomb' soup base, which many describe as sweet and flavourful without being artificial.
The option to choose your preferred noodle type (thick yellow, vermicelli, or kway teow) is a plus, and the generous fried shallots are a consistent highlight.
We note that the dry version of the noodles is default spicy, which has caught some customers off guard; it's advisable to request a non-spicy option if preferred.
While some find the soup excellent, others wish for more depth, and there are occasional comments about mushy noodles.
Overall, it's considered a strong contender for prawn noodles, often compared favourably to more established names.
Verdict: A reliable choice for a satisfying bowl of prawn noodles, especially if you appreciate a sweeter, flavourful soup.
Be sure to specify your spice level for dry noodles.
Signature
Big Prawn Noodle
Best time
Breakfast or lunch
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Big Prawn Noodle in Sengkang is generally well-regarded for its flavorful and aromatic soup, with many praising its natural sweetness and umami depth, often comparing it favorably to other well-known prawn noodle establishments.
Customers appreciate the freshness of the prawns and the generous use of fried shallots.
However, some find the dry noodle version's chili to be too sweet or spicy by default without clear indication, and a few have noted the noodles can be mushy or the soup, while flavorful, lacks desired depth.
Google Reviews
Don’t recommend the store if you don’t eat spicy, as their dry noodle menu is default spicy without telling. And they will ensure you are in fault for not requesting non-spicy after questioning them.…
A bowl of savory sweet, umami soup served with noodle of your choice (thick yellow noodles, rice vermicelli or kueh teow) garnished with prawns, lots of fried shallots (yums), few strands of kang kong…
Prawns were fresh and sweet while soup is a unami bomb. Unfortunately, the dry version chilli was of a sweeter profile. Nonetheless, very enjoyable.
Beside Beach Road prawn mee, this is the best I ever eaten. Is a hidden gem in my neighborhood. Soup is very flavoured, sweet but not those artificial kind. The boss couple are very nice humble person…
I was having high expectations as to see many positive reviews. Ordered the spare ribs prawn bee hoon mee dried with chilli. Let's talk about the soup base, it was sweet and flavourful however not to…
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