Found the popiah and the satay (chicken and mutton) to be average, though the popiah was better than the satay. The satay was $7 for 10 sticks, and the popiah was $4.60 for 2 rolls.
Tasty popiah with crispy bits. Had to take off 1 star as there is a 2 popiah minimum requirement per order. Both rolls served were quite thin and for the price, it does not leave one feeling satisfied.
Was looking for an afternoon snack and decided to try this popiah store at Newton Hawker Centre. Good fast service but agree with other reviewers at $4.40 for 2 rolls, nothing special and pretty average. Could do with a bit more tastier ingredients and savoury sauce. Location is convenient and will
Bee Heng Popiah is the famous popiah stall in Newton Food Center. It is a halal food. They do not sell one roll popiah, the minimum order is two rolls for SGD 4.40.
Popiah white skin is made from flour, it is filled with crispy fish, sliced fried egg, turnip, and prawn. Tastes quite good, especiall
Personally feel normal, not too dry compare to others as i bring back home to eat, taste ok but not superb. Probably will come to try eat on the spot.
Not worth the while to queue. The rolls are thin and loosely wrapped. Popiah skin is a wee bit thick. The filling was not tasty. There was a fishy taste which I do not like. There is a requirement to buy at least 2 rolls. There is always a queue maybe because it is the only stall selling popia
Tried it because I heard good things. Apparently, everyone was trying to scam me. Very mediocre. Loosely wrapped. Nothing special and probably overpriced.
Oh yeah, doesn’t accept digital payments.
The popiah was sold at 2 for 4.40. Honestly, it tasted just like any other popiah which you can get for 1.20-1.50. As much as the location justifies the price hike, the popiah was also smaller than usual with simple, common ingredients. If a special sauce was used, or perhaps chinese sausage or some
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