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The best bak chor mee in Singapore
Start with Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle in Crawford Lane (Lavender) for dry bak chor mee, Ru Ji Kitchen in Holland Village for dry mee pok with meatballs and Tai Wah Pork Noodle in Hong Lim Food Centre for dry mee pok with chilli. Here are all 5, with what to get at each.
- Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork NoodleCrawford Lane (Lavender) · Hawker
Get: Dry bak chor mee plus soup
Vinegary, layered sauce and generous pork; worth the long queue.
- Ru Ji KitchenHolland Village
Get: Dry mee pok with meatballs
Springy noodles and big juicy house-made meatballs, ranked first in Eatbook's test.
- Tai Wah Pork NoodleHong Lim Food Centre · Bak chor mee
Get: Dry mee pok with chilli
Smooth, bouncy noodles and a vinegary, spicy sauce, though consistency can vary.
- 58 Minced Meat NoodleTaman Jurong
Get: Dry bak chor mee with chilli
Good-bite noodles, fragrant chilli with hei bee and crisp lard.
- Famous Eunos Bak Chor MeeEunos
Get: Dry mee pok with extra bak chor
Long-running stall with a garlicky lard sauce; its recipe inspired many others.
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Where is the best bak chor mee in Singapore?
Chef Amazing’s picks start with Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle (Crawford Lane (Lavender)), Ru Ji Kitchen (Holland Village) and Tai Wah Pork Noodle (Hong Lim Food Centre). All 5 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.
What should I order?
At Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, get dry bak chor mee plus soup. At Ru Ji Kitchen, get dry mee pok with meatballs. At Tai Wah Pork Noodle, get dry mee pok with chilli. At 58 Minced Meat Noodle, get dry bak chor mee with chilli.
How does Chef Amazing pick these?
From Chef Amazing’s city guide and lists for Singapore: the places critics, chefs and locals keep recommending, checked and kept current, with what to order at each. Nobody pays to be on them.
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