Newton Old Ming Kee Prawn Noodle - 291 Yishun Street 22

They have relocated from a tiny store within the Blk 291 coffeeshop (due to increment in rental from the greedy bosses) to setting up their own eatery shop now. One of the better prawn noodles in the north definitely. Happy to see them back in business and action! Do try them out, price is a little high at average $5 a bowl though..

Prawn noodles house at yishun. Quite decent and nice prawn soup. Lor mee is on certain days only, boss said come before 12pm. If not sold out. Closed every Monday. Small shop but friendly staffs.

Previously occupied a stall space at the coffee shop at the same block, now have their own standalone shop space. The ingredients are fresh and the noodles are always cook just nice. The soup is tasty with well balanced prawn flavour. Recommend to try the Lor Mee also. The price is a bit high at minimum $5 where surrounding noodles stall are selling starting from $3.50

like to ceramic spoon and chopsticks feeling to having noodles. Lile to eat Lor Mee but only available on Wed, Thurs & Fri. So i taking prawn noodle soup, tasty. Looking forward to having Lor mee next time

Decent bowl of local prawn mee soup, and I like the flavourful broth. The pork slices are tender and nice too. Will try the dry version next time. This is considered a lot better than other prawn Mee stalls in Yishun. Just wish they have thick bee hoon too.

Nice prawn noodle place. Deco feels like it teleported me to China. The price a little more ex than coffeeshop but it is really worth it. Usually I only have 1.5 prawns and 2 slices fish cakes and pork in coffee shop but here there are definitely more ingredients. Good to give it a try!

Traditional old style prawn noodle. Kept its pricing low in this neighbourhood. Seating is quite limited and gets super crowded on weekends. Soup is flavorful compared to most but the prawns may not be the biggest. Overall still a good experience as it is run by old people. Kudos to them!

Considered a frequent visitor to the area but maybe because of the location where we usually park, the store location is not easily noticed. Yesterday, we parked where the store was clearly visible. No idea when the store actually opened for business. We decided to give the store a try for breakfast. Went for the traditional prawn noodle (soup). Selection comes priced at S$5 or S$6, S$0.50 for additional noodles. When we entered the store at about 8am, the store was empty so we had choice of seating. Pretty unique place and tables/seats. Also because we were the only customers, it took little time before our meal was ready. A generous serving of prawns and random (pork) meat along with the additional noodle request. Overall, the broth was well-flavored. Tasteful. I otherwise did not find anything too unique about the bowl of noodles. Unlikely I would purposely choose to order this again....