Tried both the soup and dry versions. The prawn broth was rich, aromatic, and full of flavour without being overly salty. The prawns were fresh and nicely cooked, while the pork slices and other ingredients complemented the noodles well. The soup version was comforting and satisfying, while the dry version had a savoury sauce that paired perfectly with the bowl of broth served on the side. Personally, I enjoyed the soup version a little more because of the depth of the broth. The place can get quite busy during peak hours, so expect a queue and a short wait for your food. Seating is simple, as expected for a popular local eatery, but the service was efficient. Overall, it's a solid spot for authentic Singapore prawn noodles. If you're a fan of prawn mee, it's definitely worth trying at least once. I would happily come back again.

Yumz! ❤️ One of my favorite go-to prawn noodles place for the past 15 years. Staff were really kind. I ordered then informed them I’m going next door to do a quick pick up of my cake and will be back. They waited for me to be back & sit down before serving my big prawn noodles and soup fresh and piping hot. I truly appreciate their thoughtfulness in their service despite being busy. I enjoyed my meal lots and will be back for more. Thank you for my delish meal!

Following tremendous favourable comments about this pawn noodle shop, tried their regular and jumbo pawn noodle. Soup is acceptable and tasteful. Pawns were just average. There is no significant different in size of regular and jumbo pawns. To order regular is highly recommended. Recently I have taken noodle with live pawns at other restaurant, however, at a much lower price than pawn noodle at this shop. Obviously their pawns were frozen stock. Therefore their quality was overrated. When you come here, you must expect one bowl size is not enough to cure your starvation. Super small vs the price you paid. Dinning environment is little bit better than hawkersmarket, however, no air conditioning.

Soup is nice, very flavorful but super small bowl. Noodles are really average, pretty tasteless. Big portion. $10 with lots of meat, only one size. So if you are a small eater, do consider sharing. Wu xiang is freshly fried. No queue as we were there at 10 am on a Thursday. Very limited street side car park.

The prawn mee is quite enjoyable overall. The broth is flavourful with a nice prawn sweetness, and the noodles are cooked just right. The prawns are fresh and satisfying, and the portion is decent for the price. While it may not be the most outstanding prawn mee in Singapore, it’s definitely a comforting and reliable bowl that I would happily have again.