Hui Wei Chilli Ban Mian - #01-58 Hui Wei Chilli Ban Mian

Love their hand-man Ban Mian number 2. Their signature chilli ban mian is also nice if you can handle spicy stuff. Noted they are Food King endorsed stall too.

Fresh kuey and noodles. Fresh pork lard oil aroma permeates the fresh noodles. Can be quite spicy. Live Up to its name.

Popular Chilli ban mian so decided to give it a go. Luckily a short queue today. Decided to try the dry mee hoon kuay. It didn't disappoint at all. One of the best chilli ban mian I've tried so far. Definitely will be back if I am nearby. Well done.

Best you mian in sg!!! (Better than slightly overrated Top noodles!!) it can be quite spicy (so I usually ask for less chilli!)

Best Chilli Ban Mian in the vicinity!!! Out of the world!! But I was too adventurous and asked for extra chilli!!! Really work those taste buds!!! Efficient cook and assisted by her daughter (I assumed). The soup was also super tasty!!! Best of all they are super dooper polite!!! If can give 6 stars I would have squeezed it in!!!

Signature Chili Ban Mian. Spotted a long queue for their KL style dry chili ban Mian but I was a whimp and literally ordered the chili ban Mian without the chili. Fans of this Ban Mian, I apologise in advance.

Saw a long queue and decided to join. Witnessed a very very hardworking father and daughter duo. The minced pork is flavourful and good. The chilli is also VERY good and strong - suitable for all locals (to owners: please don't decrease the strength of spiciness) and also tasty chillli. Saw the tom yum Ee-mian looks delicious. Plan to try next round. (Food tip from old folks: Tom yum goes best with Ee mian. Why? The ee mian has a slight saltiness that will compliment tom yum flavour)

Reached at 10.37am to realise thats its not opened, but a few minutes later, the owners came rushing in and started setting up the store promptly. Many were already waiting around as they were setting up, so it shows how popular their banmian is. The crowd was constant. Aunty was really friendly and cute. I ordered a dry ban mian, which came with a runny egg, veg, meatballs, minced meat and anchovies. I was taken aback by the flavors of the black sauce + the chili paste + chili sauce. Though the taste is not as strong as the other brand in Whampoa, it is really pleasant and homely. The chili gives a kick in the nose tho, so do prepare tissue! The soup is very nice too - a little sweet and not too msg-y. Would definitely try the other mians when I'm back at Geylang Bahru again!