The name of this stall translates to “unique fragrance” in English, and true enough, their noodles are real fragrant. Located in Kebun Baru Food Centre, Qi Xiang always has a queue whether it’s the weekdays or weekends. Apart from their fried bee hoon, they also serve bee tai bak and kway teow that are both great options too and has a fragrant wok hei. If you are lucky, you might even be able to g...

Unlike the usual economic bee hoon stalls, you won’t get your food immediately after you order them here. What’s special about Richton Cafe is that they deep fry the ingredients after you order, which makes them extra fresh, hot, and crispy. Fried with garlic, the bee hoon is good enough to eat on its own, but simply perfect when paired with the ingredients. Apart from bee hoon, the stall also ser...

Yan Fried Bee Hoon shot to fame a few years ago when PM Lee was spotted queuing up for their chicken wings! Come prepared to wait for up to half an hour, because that’s just how popular their chicken wings are. There are also other side dishes as well: ngor hiang, fish cake, sausage and luncheon meat. And of course you have to pair it with some bee hoon to make it a complete meal! Address: 85 R...

Local taxi drivers are not just experts at getting you where you want to go, they’re also known to be food gurus. And with taxis everywhere in the carpark of Yip Economic Bee Hoon, you know this place comes with many stamps of approval. They’re known for cooking their ingredients with a twist – for example, soaking luncheon meat into beaten eggs before frying! It’s not unheard of for them to sell...

Run by an elderly couple that’s been serving affordable old-school breakfast items for the past 42 years, you’ll find dishes like Peanut Porridge, Glutinous Rice, White Bee Hoon, Chee Cheong Fun and of course, Fried Bee Hoon on the menu. Portions are generous, but don’t let your bee hoon go lonely and pair it with sides such as ngoh hiang, luncheon meat and stir-fried cabbage. If you still have so...