Seafood flavour
Hokkien Mee
EAT SOMETHINGNoodles, rice vermicelli and seafood stock come together in a familiar hawker-centre favourite.
Hokkien mee mixes yellow noodles and rice vermicelli with a prawn-rich stock, often finished with sambal and lime. It is not a soup noodle dish; moisture and toppings vary between stalls.
One dish, many places. Choose a branch or stall along your route and check its menu and hours.
Killiney KopitiamA kopitiam brand rooted in Killiney Road. Alongside toast, eggs and coffee, the menu includes local hot dishes.
Check the menu at your chosen branch
Official store directory (new tab)These are suggestions, not live menus. Choose a convenient stop and confirm availability and hours.
AI illustration. For inspiration only. Check opening arrangements and product details before you go.
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