Home Food ReviewsCuisineChinese Nyonya Laksa & Prawn Mee at Yung Lai Siang, Melaka

During my last visit to Melaka, I was quite peeved about having to wait one hour for my Nyonya laksa fix at my regular spot – Baba Low. I was craving laksa again when I was in Melaka so rif took me to a different stall recommended by his friend.

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According to him, Yung Lai Siang serves good Nyonya laksa as well as prawn mee and judging by the crowd that afternoon, the noodles looked promising. The Nyonya laksa broth here is more diluted that what I’m accustomed to, and comes with prawns, cockles and beansprouts. Pretty good stuff, but I still prefer the version from Baba Low’s.

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Laksa broth

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Nyonya Laksa

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Pretty good!

The prawn noodles however, caught me by surprise. It was good stuff! The broth was gloriously red and flavourful, and the addition of crispy beancurds gave the noodles a good bite. Also, the chili paste provided packed quite a punch so I enjoyed the noodles very much.

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Good prawn mee, in Melaka (I know right??!)

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Mmmmmm…. :)

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Kuay Teow Soup

We also tried the kuay teow soup, which was just average by my books. Not something I’d order again but if you’re craving something light, this would be ideal.

If I’m not mistaken, a bowl cost RM4. Give this a try when you’re in Melaka!

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Ambiance: 5.5/10
Price: 6.5/10
Food: 6.5/10 (non halal)
Verdict: Pretty good Nyonya laksa, but I liked the prawn mee better.

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Yung Lai Siang
17 Jalan Thamby Abdullah
75100 Melaka
GPS Coordinates: N 2 11.568, E 102 15.606

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2 comments

farah October 22, 2013 - 12:26 pm

how i wish its a halal restaurant… looking so delicious… it is so hard to find a good and tasty mee udang nowadays…

by the way, u are so pretty, how do u stay fit yeah?? just wondering :) because i believe u eat a lot since u are a famous food blogger…

anyway… i just adore u! have a nice day ahead!!!! and stay pretty!

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Bangsar Babe October 23, 2013 - 2:27 am

Hi Farah,

You can try Baba Low’s then. It’s pork free. :)

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