Hokkien Mee, 126 Seapark.

A friend of mine came down from Singapore the other night and we meet up for some supper. He wanted to try the Hokkien Mee in Jalan 222. So off we when over to Jalan 222 but found the place closed. What do we do? So since Seapark was near by we drove there to look for some food. As it was late at night most of the coffee shops selling Hokkien Mee was almost ready to close. We then drove pass Caltex in Seapark and found this stall still open. So we stopped the car and in we when to order the Hokkien Mee. I not a big fan of Hokkien Mee but I must admit that when the fried lard pieces are added into the nooddles it does very good and it gives that crunchy feeling in the mouth. One of the other thing I seldom do is to add an raw egg on top of it. Well after mixing up the newly fried noodles and the egg, I can hardly taste the egg or if the noodles taste any different. But this place serves an above average Hokkien Mee for my taste but then again coming from a non-fan of Hokkien Mee, it probably counts alot.