The quirky stall name that caught my attention, leading me to reread and think about it for it goes reading "Humfull Prawn Laksa". I was thinking if the stall means that the laksa is full of hums aka blood cockles or is it trying to tell us by pronunciation that goes "Humful" that sounds like harmful. How do you read it?
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| Humfull Prawn Laksa |
The stall sells 4 kinds of Noodles Beef Brisket Noodle, Prawn Noodle, Chicken Wanton Noodle in which Laksa is their Signature. They have items at on and if you like to have Prawn Salad, you can buy a bowl too.
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| Menu |
We ordered their Signature Laksa out of curiosity as we want to find out if there are really "Hum Full".
Laksa was generously topped with Laksa leaves.
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| Signature Laksa - $4.50 |
Ingredients in the bowl were half a half boiled egg, a few pieces of hum, fishcake, Tau pok and deshell devined prawn paired with the usual thick white bee hoon.
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| Laksa |
The gravy was flavourful with "Hae Bee" and taste was light on the coconut milk with consistency . This is totally my style and on top of that we can share these good food to our Muslim pals for this is Halal Certified.
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| Ingredients of Laksa in a view |
Humfull of Laksa
Location: FoodLoft Coffeeshop, Blk 501 West Coast Drive, Singapore 120501
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