My regular fish soup stall was closed today, so gave the next door stall on the left a chance. Had the fried fish thick bee hoon soup. The serving was generous with 8 pieces of fish as I ordered the medium size bowl. The soup was refreshing n went well with the bee hoon which they had top up different condiments. A filling meal for one person's lunch .

It was my 1st and the most memorable visit at this fish soup stall on 5 Feb. I decided to patronise them due to the long queue at the popular Yi Jia Teochew fish soup. It was the best decision I've made. The fish soup at Hai Lan Ban Mian was just as awesome. The portion of fish slices and condiments were generous and I partcularly loved their chilli sauce. The soup was so flavourful that I finished it all. The auntie was very friendly and served with a smile. A muscular guy at the stall possesses very good attitude. Most importantly, I do not have to wait that long! Will come back. Come and support them and you will know why. 5/5.

Being a much later entrant in this hawker centre, this stall does hold its own across the isle of a more famous fish soup stall. The soup was flavorful and of good depth. With a touch of milk to give it a hint of creaminess. Sliced fresh batang instead of dory. It was of reasonably thick slices. The deep fried version had a good batter and fresh. Good value. The queue forms but moves quickly. Note that there is a line for ordering and another for pick-up.

I had one of the best mee hoon kueh from 海兰! I am very picky about my noodles so i am delighted whenever i have noodles that has integrity and has a satisfying chew going (i.e. not soggy), and so my spirits was lifted today with this wonderful bowl of hand made kueh ❤️ Besides the kueh, this comes with hearty chunks of marinated minced meat that have a lot of umami to the broth. The base of the broth was also robust and can hold itself well on its own. The combination of fresh greens, egg, fried shallots and ikan bilis definitely elevated the entire dish (note: quite a big serving, it looks small in this photo cos the spoon was a giant one). Lady who made this meal was really friendly too, n they do not use disposable utensils (big plus for me). My meal cost $4 :) I be back to try the other dishes!

Tried this place for dinner a while back! I had the Bitter Gourd and Sliced Fish Soup ($5.80) with an additional serving of rice ($0.50). This place is extremely value-for-money - I counted 12 pieces of batang fish in the soup, which is more than what most places give you (~ 5-6 slices). The soup had great depth of flavour and was tasty and addictive (maybe some MSG was added, although I didn't feel that thirsty after drinking the soup). The stallowner was really friendly and my food was ready in a short amount of time. The best thing of all? There was barely a queue in the evening. Overall, a really underrated fish soup that is worth a try! Will definitely be back.