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Jian Li Prawn Noodle / Fried Kway Teow
56 New Upper Changi Rd, #01-1314 kopi kia coffeeshop, Singapore 461056
Jian Li Prawn Noodle serves noodle dishes and fried kway teow from a stall in Bedok's kopi kia coffeeshop at 56 New Upper Changi Road. The spot draws consistent visits from diners seeking its prawn noodle preparations and stir-fried rice noodles.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Jian Li Prawn Noodle, run by a young couple, has quickly gained a following in Bedok for its old-school prawn noodles.
We think the soup is a highlight, described as thick, deep, and tasty, with some reviewers noting a lack of MSG.
The $4.50 Prawn Mee with Pork Slices is a popular choice, offering generous portions including two peeled prawns.
While the prawn noodles receive consistent praise for their flavour and value, some feedback suggests areas for refinement, such as the pork lard and the preparation of the prawns (some were not deveined).
There's also a Char Kway Teow option for $4, which is considered edible but not outstanding.
We'd recommend going early, as they tend to sell out, and be prepared for a queue, especially during peak hours.
This is a solid local option, particularly if you're in the Bedok area.
Verdict: A reliable everyday option for prawn noodles if you're in the neighbourhood, but not a destination meal to travel for.
Signature
Prawn Mee with Pork Slices
Best time
Early morning
Wait time
Expect a queue
Price
$ ($4.50/person)
Score: 80 · 5 sources
What customers say
Jian Li Prawn Noodle / Fried Kway Teow garners mostly positive feedback for its flavorful and deep-tasting prawn noodle soup, often highlighting the generous portions and reasonable prices, especially the $4.50 prawn mee with peeled prawns.
Customers appreciate the dedication of the young owners and the growing popularity, though some note inconsistencies like pork lard taste and un-deveined prawns.
The Char Kway Teow receives a more neutral reception, described as edible but not exceptional.
Google Reviews
His prawn noodles definitely has improved quite a fair bit from his earlier days at his old stall just next door Kopitiam. His added Pork Lard is crunchy and silky smooth when paired with his noodles…
This new stall has been open for maybe 1 year and it has already a good following. Price and quality v good. Soup is so tasty and no MSG. The $4.50 prawn 🦐 mee with pork slices is generous w 2 prawns…
One of the best old school prawn noodle surprisingly prepared by a young man. Soup was solid with thick and deep taste. They offer many types of ingredients besides prawns. Unfortunately, I was late…
Finally got a chance to eat the prawn noodles. Ordered #3 dry noodles with intestines. It was so good and came back the following week to order again but intestines option was sold out. Try to come…
It is heartening to see young couple started this stall in this coffee shop. Initially the business is slow but they stay focus and win many returns customers with their tasty prawn and pork noodles.…
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