Hass Bawa – Do They Really Have The Best Mee Goreng in Singapore?

Online reviews raved about the mee goreng at Hass Bawa. Apparently, the mee goreng here is the best in the whole of Singapore. We rushed to Marine Parade Central, where the supposedly “power” mee goreng is. I was a little shocked to find that there wasn’t any queue when we arrived. However, I realised that everyone was just sitting around, waiting for their food to be ready. 

I’ve always enjoyed the bright red Mee Goreng ($3.50), which Hass Bawa offers too. The mee had a subtle charred aroma, possibly imparted from the ferocious stir frying that the mee was subjected to. Although the first mouthful was pretty mediocre, there was just something about the mee that kept me going for more. The grease made the mee goreng very appetizing. A decent amount of egg, beef and cabbage bits were also added. Other than that, the taste of the mee goreng resembled your oh-so average mee that you can find elsewhere.

Pair the mee goreng with a bowl of Soup Kambing ($5 – $7), if you like. As delicious as it sounds, the soup was quite disappointed.

The broth was bland, and lacked the taste of mutton and spices. The mutton was soft, but carried a slight gaminess.

I guess the mee goreng is really the best dish offered at Hass Bawa. Despite the lacklustre food, Hass Bawa has been around for 40 over years. There must be some beauty that we have yet to discover, so let us know if we’ve missed out on something delicious!

MissTamChiak.com made anonymous visit and paid its own meal at the stall featured here.

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