Flying Dragon Noodles - 110 Pasir Ris Central

Name: Flying Dragon Noodles - 110 Pasir Ris Central
Address: Singapore 519641, Flying Dragon Noodles, 02-22, Singapore

3.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Singapore 519641
Postal code :	02-22
Categories :	Hawker stall ,
City :	Flying Dragon Noodles

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Y	Yoke yeen Aw on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tried their signature dish and pork chop fried rice. Taste ok..but insufficient wok hei..
G	Gerald Sum on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ordered a take away. Had a que abt 4 people ahead of me and waited for abt 20mins for my turn to order. Waited for another 45mins for my order for take away while the others ahead and behind me, who was eating there, collected their meals. Totally disappointed that for take aways to be served last. And the best I was there abt 0750pm and didn't get my order till almost 9pm. When they were about to close. I asked them 2 times where was my order and how come it took so long. They looked blankly at me, as if I spoke a foreign language. I will not recommend even though the que was long or for that matter if the food was great. But the method and etiquette was definitely wrong.
J	Jason Lee on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Interesting - it's a crispy noodle placed on top of "hor fun" type of sauce. The sauce is not too salty, quite okay but not a "must-try" category. Noodles quite nice. Chilli really good. On a Sunday early evening, I waited 15mins in Q and another 15mins for the dish to be ready. It'll be a "try one time can already" category for me.
Z	Zeffer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tried their White Bee Hoon ($6), Hor Fun ($5), and Dragon Noodle with Chilli Crab Sauce ($9). Bee Hoon is tasty! The broth is very rich. Hor Fun is good! The kway teow is flavourful with the "burn" wok-hei taste, the broth is nice and thick, and the pork slices are very soft! The Dragon Noodle is just crispy noodle sculpted to look like a flying dragon. The chilli crab sauce is okay only. The spiciness and flavour is not there. It needs to be more richer in taste and a bit more spicy. Note that you have to wait 10+ mins for your order. I think the wait for the Hor Fun and Bee Hoon is worth it. Overall I'm satisfied, will come here again ?
F	FanFrancisco on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very creative presentation of fried noodles, crispy noodles and tasty sauce, and most importantly it is valued for money. If like spicy sauce, can order chili crab ? favor one with some smaller fried buns, you won’t regret!
T	Thomas Cheah on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Some hawkers are worth 30min wait. This is not one of them. Fried man tou not fried. Pork cutlet not crispy. Chilli crab sauce no crab and too watery, yet noodles too dry, doesn't work well together. This kind of quality yet charges such price. Not worth.
A	Alfred ho on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Flying noodle chilli crab seafood at $9. 2 x prawns and selling point flying noodle that taste different but with dryness when you have a bigger portion. Sauce has a closeness with chilli crab with sweetness more then spicy. Serving is slight bigger than usual but too little seafood Man tou slight crisp outside and softness inside going for 2 for $1. Not an everyday dish to eat and good to have a try. Heard that the friends rice with pork chop is better value and taste and will give it a try on next visit. Be prepare to wait close to 30mins for it as short handed with 1 staff.
s	steven lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ First time here and trying out the egg horfun. For $5, the dish was pretty good, with wok hei in the horfun. The sauce was nice and tasty, and not salty. The prawns and fish, though a small portion, were fresh. The queuing time may take a while, as the owner has to take orders, cook and pack all by himself. Moreover, many in the queue will order more than one portion. We will be back to try the dragon noodles or ee mian, which are truly Instagrammable, and the fried rice.