Lakshmi Raman
Love their economic bee hoon. The chicken wings are nice too. Friendly aunties. Usually sold out by noon on weekends. After 2 years, the quality is still good. Not too oily, chicken wings are still tasty.
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Hup Lee Economic Bee Hoon at Woodlands North Plaza
Location: 883 Woodlands Street 82, Singapore 730883
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Famed economic bee hoon chain at Woodlands North Plaza, serving affordable fried bee hoon with sides since the 1990s.
Famed economic bee hoon chain at Woodlands North Plaza, serving affordable fried bee hoon with sides since the 1990s.
Hup Lee Economic Bee Hoon is a legendary fried bee hoon chain with an outlet at Woodlands North Plaza, continuing the legacy of founder Tan Boon Hai, who built the business from a single stall in Woodlands into a network of 90 outlets across Singapore at its peak. The brand is synonymous with affordable, comforting fried bee hoon — thin rice vermicelli stir-fried with a distinctive savoury flavour — accompanied by an array of sides such as crispy fried chicken wings, luncheon meat, fish cake, and fried egg, all offered at budget-friendly prices from to . The late Mr Tan started helping at his parents' bee hoon stall in Yishun as a child, and opened his own outlet in Woodlands after completing national service. Each plate of Hup Lee's bee hoon comes with the chain's signature chilli sauce, produced at its own factory alongside marinades and other condiments distributed to outlets islandwide. The brand's growth was remarkable — from three or four stalls in its early years to 90 stalls in a decade during the 2000s — and its presence at Woodlands North Plaza serves the neighbourhood that gave the chain its start. While the number of outlets has fluctuated in recent years, the core offering remains: straightforward, satisfying economic rice and bee hoon that feeds a community. For a plate of proper economic bee hoon in Woodlands, Hup Lee at North Plaza carries the weight of a hawker institution. It is comfort food at its most democratic and honest. 883 Woodlands Street 82, Singapore 730883
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Fan Siew Mei
Delicious 😋. …
Heng Wei Jie
Near the entrance of food court on L2 of Woodlands North Plaza.
Koh Wei Ming
My go to beehoon spot in the neighbourhood. Have been patronising them for a long time Their beehoon and fried chicken wings are my go to items definitely worth the price in my neighbourhood 👍🏻
Seow Hui Ling
Cheaper than 688 woodlands hup lee, but taste wise can't compare to yishun outlet. Size portion very generous, maybe bcos it was close to lunch time the seller was clearing food. Zero queue. Knocked off 2 stars because the chicken wing was undercooked inside, also didnt like the taste of the batter used.
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Hup Lee Economic Bee Hoon
Fried Noodles with Fried Egg and Chicken
A plate of fried noodles served with a fried egg and pieces of fried chicken. The noodles are thin and brown, mixed with a dark sauce. A dollop of chili paste is visible on top of the noodles, next to the fried egg which has a runny yolk. The fried chicken pieces appear to be breaded and golden brown. The dish is served on brown paper.
Food Stall Display
A food stall display featuring a large illuminated sign with images of various dishes and their names. The sign shows "HUP LEE" with dishes like Fried Kway Teow, Nasi Lemak, Fried Bee Hoon, and Fried Noodle. Below the sign, there is a display case with food items and a person serving customers. A sign for "LADIES" and "SHROOM" is visible to the left.
Food Stall Counter
A food stall counter with a large sign displaying various dishes. The sign features images and names of dishes like 'Fried Kway Teow', 'Fried Bee Hoon', 'Fried Noodle', and 'Nasi Lemak'. Below the sign, the counter area is visible with stacks of plates, a refrigerator, and cleaning supplies. Decorative red bears and pineapple-shaped lanterns are also present, suggesting a festive occasion.
Food Stall with Menu Displays
A food stall with various menu displays and food items. In the foreground, several people are seated at tables, looking at their phones. Above, a large illuminated sign showcases different dishes, including what appears to be fried items and noodle dishes. To the right, another menu board displays a selection of Japanese Korean cuisine. The stall area behind the customers shows food preparation and display counters.
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