Wisma Atria Food Court - Hokkien mee
This is one of the newest food courts to hit the Orchard Road area and with a totally brand new concept too. The place is laid out ala old-style coffee shop, featuring what the food court operators claim to be some of the best hawker food on this island. There is also the ubiquitous ice-cream man, drinks lady and dim sum server with their pushcart that passes by your table ever so often.
We, as true-blue foodies, had to pick the stall with the longest line – the Hokkien prawn mee (S$4 / US$2.30) - was well worth the wait. It was tasty, packed full of ingredients, and had the just right chilli sauce that brought the dish together. We tried the fried kway teow (flat rice noodles fried with egg and a dark sauce) during a previous visit and found it to be just as good. I also like the way it was served – in the traditional dried leaf, that holds all that great flavour in.
We had some watercress soup (S$4.50 / US$2.60) to go with the noodles. Surprisingly, this wa
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I have not had the opportunity to try the other stalls there but the roti prata (fried Indian bread with curry), bcm (minced meat noodles), kaya toast (toast with a coconut custard) seemed equally popular with the diners.