Ah B Fried Prawn Noodle stall located at 85 Bedok, and it was an experience worth raving about. What sets them apart is their choice to fry the noodles with a combination of normal bee hoon and yellow noodles, resulting in a delightful medley of textures and flavors. The star of the show, undoubtedly, was the generously sized prawn that adorned the dish – it was incredibly. If you’re looking for a satisfying and flavorsome plate of fried prawn noodles, this stall is an absolute gem that you shouldn’t miss!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Depending on what kinda atmosphere you are looking for, the ratings here will vary for you 🤭 if u r looking for a local feel, this market nails it. Come in the evening for a great buzzing ambience, with great food to boot. From staples to carbs to sides to desserts to drinks… this place has it all. A one-stop-have-it-all, & great pricing to top it all off. A fav come-back-to spot for me

Carrot cake and oyster omelette from block 85 hawker Center were really good! We went to eat ard 12am and luckily there were still a few stores that were open.

Had Old Amoy Chendol, it was overall a good satisfying bowl of Traditional Chendol. I had a chat with the business owner, and found out that the green Pandan jelly was mushy as they do not use stabiliser, it's all natural and that's how they like to serve it. Likewise the red bean was a bit mushy but business owner also indicated that's the right done-ness. I felt a lack of textural experience, as everything was mushy. Just my personal experience and preference... But overall I enjoyed the bowl of Old Amoy Chendol

One of the best cheap places to eat in the East. Classics include the BCM, satay, oyster omelette, chicken wings, stingray. There's a duck rice store at the end which is also surprisingly good. Nothing bad to say about this place, good for everyone from all walks for life. Except those that are health conscious🤣

Sufficient seating space and tables spaced out & sufficient. Many options for seafood-related tze char. People often order stingray & it’s indeed quite decent though can expect the usual greasiness of hawkers. Healthier options might be their spinach soup / herbal soups? Seafood lovers might find it better than East Coast lagoon 😅pretty accessible if you stay in the neighbourhood. Quite quiet in the afternoon. But gets busy from 5+pm onwards There’s dessert such as chendol or ahballing or muffins. Sufficient bike parking space around

We've found our new favorite spot for Ngoh Hiang thanks to "Er Jie Ngoh Hiang Prawn Fritter". The atmosphere in the food centre was bustling and lively, which made for a fun dining experience. My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed every single dish we ordered. The bee hoon was outstanding - perfectly soft, chewy and non-greasy. All the items were fried to absolute perfection. You can tell the stall puts in effort to use only the freshest, highest quality ingredients. But the standout for me was their homemade chili sauce. It had a uniquely rich and complex flavor that packed just the right amount of heat. The sauce alone is worth a return visit for. Service was quick and friendly without being overbearing. There's a reason people were lining up even on a weekday - the food here is truly that delicious. I'm obsessive about finding the best hawker fare, and this little gem easily blew all my previous favorites out of the water. This will definitely be my first recommendation anytime someone asks about must-try hawker stalls in the area!

First time at bedok 85. Worth travelling the distance for, the food here were pretty good not disappointed. Favourite was the porridge with a raw egg dropped in 🫦