3 Sisters Prawn Noodle - 162 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4

This is my favourite prawn noodles stall.. TaBao also very nice... 古早味❤️ the older day taste and ingredient..

Ordered the prawn soup noodles. Broth is nice. Old school flavoured. I like the taste. Try!

Decent prawn noodles served here. For $3.50, you will get 4 small prawns, 4 slices of fish cake, 4 slices of lean meat and 2 strands of Kangkong and a decent amount of yellow noodles. Their prawn broth is light and oily, have a mild sweet aftertaste. Overall it was okay, I managed to finish the whole bowl, but it didn't blow my mind. Can give it a try if you have not tried yet.

This has the traditional old school prawn mee taste. Broth was tasty and not overly salty. Noodles were done just right. No queue on a Wednesday morning. Service was great, I will definitely come back again.

Tried this prawn noodle stall at mayflower food centre. They are on the same stretch as another prawn noodle stall. They served both the soup and dry prawn noodle. Apart from that, they also served the fried version. Prices starts from SGD$3.50 onwards. The prawn noodle comes with ingredient like fishcake, sliced pork and prawns. Soup was flavourful and robust. Its also has that 古早味. Pretty good prawn noodle to me for that pricing.

Dried prawn noodles (3.50) was excellent. It's got the Umami taste and oh so yummy. Tried the mee rebus too and it was also good, thick gravy and tasty

Came here based on an old review on how three sisters come together to open this store in Mayflower market also how they will not open if any of the three are sick and not able to come as each has their own assigned work and specialty. This time I went for their fried hokien prawn mee, there is no alkaline taste from the yellow noodles like many stores in Singapore or the taste diluted, the portion was great and most importantly if you can take spicy food the dollop of homemade chili really pack a punch. Of all the places I have eaten prawn noodle this is the top few on my list and I will definitely come again now that you can hop on the Thomson line and drop off at Mayflower station nearby and walk over. Really hard to find cheap and good food nowadays.

Paid $3.50 for a bowl of prawn noodle ( soup version). The soup was sufficiently flavoured but nothing extraordinary. The prawns were fresh and of reasonable size. Service was friendly and efficient.