Standard ‘Bedok-style’ soupy BCM stall to shut 27 Apr

Quickly Heng Pork Noodles, a well-liked Outram hawker stall that’s well-regarded for his or her soupy ‘Bedok-style’ bak chor mee, is slated to shut come 27 Apr 2024.

Quickly Heng Pork Noodles took to their Fb web page to announce their impending closure. Though they didn’t specify a motive, they took the possibility to precise gratitude for the help of their prospects, family and meals bloggers over the previous 6 years.

The submit garnered quite a few dismayed reactions and feedback from loyal patrons, with some eagerly asking for future updates.

Whereas Quickly Heng’s closure will clearly go away many disheartened, there may be nonetheless hope! The stall homeowners additionally talked about that they’ll be looking out for alternatives to make a comeback at the same time as they take a well-deserved break.

For the uninitiated, Quickly Heng Pork Noodles specialises in ‘Bedok-style’ bak chor mee, a dish each seasoned foodie will probably be conversant in. It’s the soupy variant of our native favorite minced meat noodles, championed by the famend Bedok 85 BCM stalls.

Since its opening in 2018, Quickly Heng has been deemed a worthy ‘rival’ to these iconic institutions. Its central location alongside Neil Rd has been an enormous plus; many not needed to courageous an arduous journey to the east for a soupy BCM repair.

The signature dish is priced at S$5.30 for a Common bowl and S$6.30 for a Massive one. You’ll select from 4 sorts of noodles: mee pok, mee kia, kway teow and mee tai bak.

Every bowl is served with wantons, meatballs, pork lard and a beneficiant portion of minced meat. The broth, mild and sturdy, is a product of simmering pork bones for hours on finish. It’s undeniably scrumptious and comforting.

Quickly Heng Pork Noodles is helmed by second-generation hawker Andrew Tan. His culinary prowess was honed below the tutelage of his mom, who has a BCM stall at 538 Bedok North.

We want Andrew all the perfect and hope that Quickly Heng Pork Noodles will make a much-welcome comeback. For now, you’ll be able to hurry on all the way down to the stall for a soupy BCM repair earlier than it shutters, or maybe patronise Andrew’s mom’s stall!

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