Famous for its classic springy egg noodles, cooked al-dente and paired with wontons or dumplings. This internationally recognized noodle shop started in Hong Kong and has been brought into Singapore since 2015 with the local chef's commitment to ensuring 95% similar taste with their Hong Kong counterpart. 

Go with the soup for some sweet delight which sees the noodles picking up the essence or have them dry with the sweet savory sauce.  

In celebration of Chinese New Year 2017, Mak’s Noodle has introduced five new dishes with

carefully selected ingredients to bring in a bountiful new year. 

 ($13.80, available only in Centrepoint outlet)

Prawn oh prawn. For the Chinese, prawn symbolises laughter due to its pronunciation in Cantonese. 

As such, having prawns during the festive season promises lots of joy and abundance fortune in the upcoming year. 

As for the prawns, expect succulent sweet tasting flash topped with scallion tossed in their signature sauce. 

 Noodle Soup ($7.90) and Tossed Noodle ($8.80) 

Shiitake mushrooms, in Chinese folklore coupled with noodles, often represent longevity.

Have it soupy or dry with their signature thin long egg noodles. 

Wanton wrapped with fresh pork meat.

 ($14.80) 

Abalone is symbolic of abundance and dumplings signify wealth ensuring that you will enjoy great prosperity!

 ($5.80). 

vegetables used are either Hong Kong Kailan or Chye Xin and are stewed in a special stock with more stems used than leaves so as to be able to absorb the flavour of the stock better.

Crunch-crunch. 

In response to findings and feedback from Singapore customers who have expressed a desire to opt for more noodles, you will be glad to ind out that the bowls have upsized! A bigger portion for bigger eaters. We were happy indeed. 

Mak’s noodles are traditionally served in its signature porcelain bowls, made specifically

small in order to keep the noodles from turning soggy.

Right: Original bowl size. Left: New bowl size. 

These new items are only available in the Singapore outlets.

The Centrepoint

176 Orchard Road, Centrepoint, #01-63/64, Singapore 238843

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End on a sweet note. For the dessert lovers, head to the Honolulu Cafe, adjacent from the carpark exit from Mak's and have some lovely egg tarts like we did!

 For all the cold lovers and I found it to be less sweet than the original versions.

#01-33F/G The Centrepoint 176 Orchard Road
Singapore 238843

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