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We often look for the next best thing. The next big trend in the foodie sphere. But, sometimes we need to appreciate the classics. Hass Bawa has been around for around 40 years, serving the very best Indian-Muslim Food consistently to their local community. Their most famous dish, however, is easily their Mee Goreng. It is the perfect blend of savoury, sweet and spicy. After years of practice, it is no wonder their dish is as good as it is!
Amazing Mee Goreng At Marine Parade
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Hass Bawa has been open since 1978. The late Mr Abdul Latiff Mohammed Kassim started selling Mee Goreng that, to this day, is beloved by the locals and is held as one of the best Mee Goreng in Singapore. Another fact about Hass Bawa is that they were nominated in the Singapore Hawker Masters contest back in 2014. Not only have they won the hearts of the people, but they are also certifiably one of the greats.
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At Hass Bawa, they prepare their main sauce which can be found in their Mee Goreng bright and early. While their recipe remains a secret, we could guess that it has chilli sauce, sambal and curry powder. The sauce is then fried in a wok, giving it a smoky flavour. With a sauce so simple, it makes you wonder what gives it such complex flavours.
Hass Bawa’s Best Mee Goreng
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Their classic Mee Goreng ($5) is made rather simply. The best part of this dish is truly how traditional it is! They start with the sauce, when it is properly heated and allowed to bloom, they will then add their yellow noodles. The noodles themselves are soft with the right amount of chew. They then add mutton chunks, wok-fried eggs, some veggies, roasted tomatoes and lastly sliced cucumbers topped with chilli sauce.
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The dish overall is surprisingly mild despite its vibrant colour. It is perfectly balanced and the ingredients compliment the dish amazingly. The noodles themselves are chewy and perfectly al dente. Overall, the taste is decently spicy, delicately sweet and savoury. You canalso customize it to your liking. Also, you can request for Mee Goreng “Basah”, which means the noodles will be saucier. You could also add a nice fried egg!
Head Down To Hass Bawa Today!
Do note that their Mee Goreng is limited and tends to be sold out by the evening. What are you waiting for? Hurry down and try it yourself today!
Address: 84 Marine Parade Central, #01-39, Marine Parade Central Food Centre, Singapore 440084
Operating Hours: Daily, except for Thurs, 11am to 8.30pm
Cover Photo: Singapore Foodie
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