Is the West Side truly the best side in Singapore? No one can really answer that for sure. One thing that’s certain, the West side has no shortage of scrumptious food to enjoy. With stalls like Li Yuan Mee Pok at Clementi West, to Xiang Jiang Claypot Chicken Rice at Jurong West, Westies are certainly spoiled for choice. Adding to the list of delicious food in the West is Chin Choon Prawn Noodle, where they serve a unique and tasty bowl of Prawn Noodles!
Black Prawn Noodles Served At Bukit Batok
Did you know that Chin Choon is actually from the same family as Lai Heng Prawn Noodle at Teck Whye? Chin Choon uses the same old recipe as Lai Heng which has been operating since 1956. This ensures you get the same traditional and delicious taste in your prawn noodles at Chin Choon’s.
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Chin Choon used to operate back at Bukit Panjang before closing their shop for a few years. Looks like it’s a good thing they decided to open up again. They serve a Malaysian style of prawn noodles that you don’t usually find in Singapore, making the dish really unique.
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The Prawn Noodles ($4.50) are served with a mixture of light and dark soy sauce. The dish comes packed with ingredients such as prawns, pork slices, and fishcake. The noodles are al dente and springy, with every strand of the noodles being coated in the delicious black sauce. This ensures a mouthful of flavour in every bite!
The prawns are cooked perfectly and still retain their bouncy texture. For those who love their innards, you can opt for add-ons such as small intestines, pig’s tail, liver, and kidney.
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Try Chin Choon Prawn Noodle Now!
Customers can also opt for the soup version although the dry version is highly recommended. As you can hardly find such a unique bowl of prawn noodles, Chin Choon is a stall that you should definitely check out. Hurry down today!
Address: 265 Bukit Batok East Ave 4, Singapore 650265
Operating Hours:Â Daily, except for Monday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Cover Photo: Matilda Lim (Facebook), @jt6263 (Instagram)
For more articles on Prawn Noodles, do check out Big Prawn Noodle!
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