Location: 505 Jurong West Street 52, #01-33 505 Market & Food Centre, Singapore 640505
Floor 1 · 505 Jurong West Market & Food Centre
Handmade ngo hiang and fried bee hoon at 505 Food Centre.
Handmade ngo hiang and fried bee hoon at 505 Food Centre.
Ming Fa Shou Shi is a hawker stall at Jurong West 505 Food Centre specialising in handmade ngo hiang and fried bee hoon. The ngo hiang assortment includes crispy prawn crackers, bean sprouts prawn cake, fishball, water chestnut cake, and the signature meat roll with its flavourful yam-tinged filling. Each piece is fried to order and served with a tangy chilli sauce that cuts through the richness. The accompanying fried bee hoon is cooked to a pleasant dry texture with bean sprouts and savoury seasoning, making it a practical base for the assorted sides. Together, the plate offers a satisfying mix of textures and flavours that regulars describe as quite enjoyable. The stall opens during standard hawker hours, serving lunch and dinner crowds from the surrounding housing estates. Stop by Ming Fa Shou Shi for a plate of old-school ngo hiang and bee hoon that celebrates the heritage of Teochew-style fried snacks. It is a tasty, affordable indulgence that keeps Jurong West residents coming back.
五香虾饼炒米粉
A menu board with various fried items and noodles.
Based on 9 Google reviews
Based on customer ratings
Based on customer ratings
Sam Toh (Sammy)
Ming Fa Prawn Crackers are a crispy delight! These crackers offer an explosion of savory prawn flavor in every bite. They are perfectly seasoned, light, and addictive. Whether as a snack or a crunchy accompaniment to dishes, Ming Fa Prawn Crackers never disappoint. A must-try for seafood enthusiasts!
Simon Y
Kudos to the stall for such a large variety of ngor hiang within the constraint space. But the same could not be said of the person in charge of frying as both the tofu & the chestnut cake seems to be under fried and by cutting the smoked …
Jeremy Tan
Absolutely value for money! Bee Hoon is very well fried!
Boon Siong Ng
To me its one of the best Wu xiang in Singapore...The ingredients are all v fresh and the gravy is nice and spicy without sour taste
CG
Not expensive - $19 for 4 pax. Decent wu xiang, nothing amazing. Certain items not flavourful enough. But overall really good value for money as the wu xiang itself is not expensive and the bee hoon portion is generous.
Ming Fa Shou Shi
Ming Fa Shou Shi
A food stall with a sign that reads "MING FA SHOU SHI" and "五香虾饼 炒米粉" (Five Spice Prawn Cake Fried Rice Noodles). The stall displays various fried food items on shelves. A woman in a red shirt and shorts is standing behind the counter.
Ming Fa Shou Shi
A food stall with a large sign displaying the business name in Chinese and English. Below the main sign is a yellow menu board with prices for various food items. The stall displays food items in refrigerated cases.
Noodles and Fried Food
A close-up overhead shot of two servings of food wrapped in brown paper. The top serving contains fried pieces of food, possibly tofu or potato, mixed with some red ingredients and topped with a crispy, porous layer. The bottom serving consists of a pile of thin, brown noodles with some bean sprouts, accompanied by a spoon and chopsticks.
Fried Food Stall
A man stands behind a display case filled with various fried foods, including sausages, fish cakes, and other battered items. The food is arranged on metal trays and shelves, with some items in the foreground on a lower shelf. Two orange plates and red tongs are visible in the bottom right corner.
Fried Snacks with Dipping Sauce
A plate of assorted fried snacks, including what appears to be fried fish cakes, tofu, and a dark, round item, is served with a side of dipping sauce. A piece of red fruit, possibly rose apple, is also visible. A yellow chopstick is dipping a slice of tomato into the sauce in a white bowl.
Fried Snacks and Noodles
A close-up shot of two plates of food. The top plate contains an assortment of fried items, including what appears to be spring rolls, tofu, and other battered and fried snacks. The bottom plate is filled with a generous portion of thin noodles, being lifted by yellow chopsticks. A large pink graphic overlay with the word "WOW" and an arrow is superimposed on the noodle dish.
Fried Food Platter
A close-up shot of a platter filled with various fried foods and some sliced red items. A yellow chopstick is holding up a piece of crispy fried food. The platter is orange and sits on a blue table. In the background, there are out-of-focus blue tables and chairs.
Fried Snacks and Noodles
A plate of fried snacks including what appears to be fried tofu, sausages, and possibly fish cakes, served with a side of dipping sauce. In the foreground, a portion of stir-fried noodles is being lifted with yellow chopsticks. The food is presented on a blue table, with some elements on brown paper.
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