Ratings and feedback for Famous Sungei Road Trishaw Laksa. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Famous Sungei Road Trishaw Laksa

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Hawker Stall

531A Upper Cross Street #02-66 HONG LIM FOOD CENTRE, 051531

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If you’re in the mood for a tickle of Laksa magic, Famous Sungei Road Trishaw Laksa might just be the hidden gem you’ve been searching for. Nestled at 531A Upper Cross Street, it’s like hunting for treasure in a hawker center. Seriously, it’s a delightful find, minus the heavy Google Maps stroll—some say it’s a bit tricky to reach, but hey, good things are worth the effort, right?

Here’s where it gets fun: this place isn’t just any hawker stall. It’s got a Michelin Bib Gourmand under its belt, and honestly, you can taste the pride in every slurp. Now, I won’t sugarcoat it—some folks claim it’s not the “real” Sungei Road Laksa. There’s a debate simmering around the seasoning and ingredients, but come on, if you’re after a cozy bowl of flavor that’s been simmered for hours (thanks to Mr. Soo’s TLC), you might wanna give it a shot!

So, what’s the scoop? The Laksa broth is a delicate dance of fresh scallops, dried oysters, and a hint of coconut milk. It’s got this light sweetness that’s almost like a warm hug on a dreary day. Plus, their Mee Siam? Unconventional but trust me, the fruit juice twist is surprisingly delightful.

And the prices? Super wallet-friendly! You can snag a bowl for as low as $3! I mean, what’s not to love about a good deal and great taste? Just know that you might have to wait a bit in line. But hey, that just builds anticipation, right?

Don’t forget—this couple who runs it are as friendly as they come. You’ll feel right at home, even if you’re just a passerby. Plus, the atmosphere is all casual, perfect for a laid-back meal.

Sure, not every review sings praises, but the locals rave about the freshness and the genuine flavor. There’s something special about sharing a meal with people who care about their craft. If you’re in Chinatown, swing by for a treat that might even make you a Laksa fan!

But a heads-up: the stall’s temporarily closed for now. So, keep your ears open for when they reopen their doors—trust me, you won’t want to miss it!