Zhen Jie Seafood Review: Crayfish Seafood Noodles At Bedok

And it’s a huge plus point that you won’t burn a hole in your wallet while dining in this area. Situated next to the popular Fengshan Food Centre (Bedok 85) is Zhen Jie Seafood .

This coffee shop stall serves up huge bowls of prawn noodles. 10 Bedok 85 Fengshan Food Centre Stalls To Visit For Famous Pork Porridge, Satay Bee Hoon And More Food at Zhen Jie Seafood With a limited menu, this prawn noodles stall makes ordering simple. What caught my eye was their Crayfish Seafood Noodles Soup ($10) .

This massive dish was a sight to behold, with two whole crayfish and multiple clams bobbing on the surface of the piping hot soup. There was a mix of sweet and savoury notes as I took a spoonful of the warm soup.

The meat was not as sweet as I hoped, but it did bring out the umami flavours present in the soup. Despite this, there were plenty of clams to go around.

Besides seafood, Zhen Jie Seafood offers meat options with their Dry Pork Ribs with Prawn Noodles ($5) that comes with a bowl of soup. I was expecting a few pieces of pork ribs, but it seems that reality doesn’t match up to expectations.

I easily bit the tender pork ribs off its bone, but the meat was rather bland and lacked any hint of seasoning. The prawns were crunchy, but not as sweet as I would have expected it to be.

Old is gold with Zhen Jie Seafood’s classic bowl of Prawn Noodles ($3.50) . Besides the usual slices of prawn were also fish cake and pork slices.

As all soup dishes are made using the same prawn broth, the umami flavours in this prawn noodles are akin to that of the crayfish seafood noodles. Ambience at Zhen Jie Seafood Located in the heartlands of Bedok, this neighbourhood coffee shop is popular with residents. You won’t have to fight over a table as there are plenty of seats to go around.

With fans dotting the ceiling, this open-air coffee shop keeps it breezy as you slurp a hot bowl of noodles. The verdict Zhen Jie Seafood is your regular coffee shop stall serving affordable hawker fare. Despite their flavoursome prawn broth, their seafood was not very fresh-tasting, bringing down the umami experience.

As a Westie, Zhen Jie Seafood was not worth the trip to the East for mediocre prawn noodles.