Despite being tucked away quite literally in a tiny, inconspicuous corner of Amoy Street Food Centre, multiple Michelin Bib Gourmand winner A Noodle Story is very much unmissable thanks to snaking queues often seen thronging its stall front. Helmed by long time buddies Gwern Khoo and Ben Tham who spent another lifetime toiling away in the kitchens of high end restaurants (including Iggy’s, Waku Ghin, St Pierre and Jaan par Andre), A Noodle Story strives to win hearts and tummies with its 'Singapore-style' ramen, one bowl at a time.


Everything is choreographed with utmost precision and love, from the cooking process to presentation of the dish. Bear witness to a ridiculously attractive culinary creation : braised chashu slices and bulging dumpling pieces heaped upon delicately thin noodles tossed in a specially concocted sauce of sambal and dried shrimps, complete with onsen egg and an adorable looking crispy potato-wrapped prawn ushered onto a wooden ladle.


More at https://www.thefooddossier.com/2018/07/a-noodle-story.html

My friend tried before man.. he say so so only.. I haven't personally tried it yet. But by the looks of it I know it's from Amoy street ler due to its prominent potato-wrapped prawn.
My favourite fish stall is there. There's a stall that sells black pepper beef rice too, which is not bad! 

My friend tried before man.. he say so so only.. I haven't personally tried it yet. But by the looks of it I know it's from Amoy street ler due to its prominent potato-wrapped prawn.
My favourite fish stall is there. There's a stall that sells black pepper beef rice too, which is not bad! 

what fish stall? Fishball soup? fish and chips? Please do share......

Sliced fish soup! This is by far the most generous fish soup I ever ate so far. Got both quality and quantity.
I recommended to Beaver before. haha.

https://www.eatandtravelwithus.com/2018/03/han-kee-fish-soup-amoy/

what fish stall? Fishball soup? fish and chips? Please do share......

Sliced fish soup! This is by far the most generous fish soup I ever ate so far. Got both quality and quantity.
I recommended to Beaver before. haha.

https://www.eatandtravelwithus.com/2018/03/han-kee-fish-soup-amoy/

@Loiuse
haven't try yet ....

hahaha..
No worries. The fish will always be there one. Just imagine yourself preparing for a holiday trip to Amoy street and the must-do list is to try their fish soup.
It will be super memorable and you will feel like you are on a honeymoon. lol 

@Loiuse
haven't try yet ....