Before ordering, you must pray that your bowl of ke kou mian will be cooked by uncle. The standards just isn’t there when cooked by the aunties. The soup is noticeably much more watery and meat provided is ridiculously little, totally spoils the brand. Refer to the attached picture of a disappointing bowl of noodles and the amount of meat given. Uncle on the other hand, makes a top notch bowl 5/5.

Used to frequent this store during the weekend. Quite disappointed with the taste and the amount of indgredient in a bowl of KKM. I think there is a significant differences between the KKM prepared by Uncle KKM and the Auntie.The one cook by Auntie is less flavorful and the ingredient(meat) is much lesser. Hope Auntie can make improvement and serve us the best KKM in bukit panjang.

5.60 for spicy kekou noodles. Noodles are springy and firm. Pork balls are well marinated. The broth is decent. They are super generous with fried shallots which is amazing. Overall a good bowl of noodles if you live in the area. However, nothing in particular that stood out or made me want to go down specially for it.

Otherwise known as Uncle KKM. We got the standard bowl and being greedy, we opted for large size. Hahaha shouldn’t have done so since the noodles were too much oops. I think the normal size is just nice. A nice bowl of noodles, shallot was v fragrant, they charge extra if you want more and I can see why 🍜 Had also tried their spicy version before, it’s good but really packs a punch. The queue is shorter when nearer to its closing time.

A bowl of hot koka noodles that tastes like home. I can see why people would like this if they stay nearby and are too lazy to cook themselves, but definitely not worth the 30min lunch queues now.

Used to frequent this store in the past, if uncle cook the bowl would be more flavorful, aunty cook tends to be less tasty. A simple bowl of comfort koka noodle, price has increase and ingredient portion getting lesser, seldom visit the store nowadays due to mostly aunty cooking and pricer with less ingredient.

Travelled across SG to explore no-mans-land known as Bukit Panjang. Stumbled across this by pure chance and saw extremely long queue, in typical Singaporean fashion see queue just follow. Spicy Ke Kou mian was quite excellent, with healthy portions and a savoury broth, 5/5 for food. Paid $11.2 for a large Spicy + large Seafood bowl, so value price wise is middling. Self service, self clearing. Would eat again, but only if queue doesn't take 30 mins

As compared to yishun, here you gve ur table number and they will call ur table number whereas yishun they give u a number token. Speed here faster than yishun. Had the usual koka noodle. 4.70 with egg