Ratings and feedback for Xiao Mei Ban Mian (Yishun) 小妹板面. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

Xiao Mei Ban Mian (Yishun) 小妹板面

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Noodle shop

504 Yishun St 51, Singapore 760504

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So, let’s talk about this little gem called Xiao Mei Ban Mian (Yishun) – the noodle shop that seems to have captured the hearts of the locals over at 504 Yishun St 51. I mean, who doesn’t love a solid bowl of ban mian?

First off, let’s get to the meat of the matter. Literally. Those bowls are heaped with generous portions of meat and fresh veggies. It’s like each bowl is a cozy hug, comforting and warm. Many folks rave about their offerings, particularly the Tom Yum Seafood Mee Hoon Kueh—sounds fancy, right? Apparently, it’s as tasty as it is colorful, plus, it’s got this delightful punch of sour and spice that just makes you wanna come back for more.

Feeling more like a light breakfast? I hear the fish soup with ee mian is a hit too. At around $6.20, it’s not exactly going to break the bank, and the blend of fish, tau kwa, and greens sounds pretty nourishing. But, hey, a few folks mentioned the soup can be a tad oily—so just be aware if you’re watching those calories!

But, let’s chat about the vibe. You walk in, and there’s this laid-back atmosphere. Casual, friendly—definitely not the kind of place where you have to feel uptight about what to order. You got an uncle serving up your food with a smile, and that just makes everything taste better, doesn’t it?

Now, if you’re in a rush, no worries. They offer takeout and delivery options, making it super easy to get your noodle fix without the fuss. Speaking of fuss, a few diners had some odd experiences regarding takeaway fees, but most are just focused on the deliciousness at hand, so worth keeping that in mind.

With a solid 4.1 out of 5 rating and nearly 20 reviews backing their tasty claims, it seems like they’re doing something right. So next time you’re in Yishun and craving noodles, why not swing by Xiao Mei Ban Mian? You might just leave with a craving for more.