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Phoenix Nasi Lemak + Economic Bee Hoon at Yishun Mall
Location: 848 Yishun Street 81, Singapore 760848
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Nasi lemak and economic bee hoon stall at Yishun Street 81, serving affordable Malay breakfast and supper staples.
Nasi lemak and economic bee hoon stall at Yishun Street 81, serving affordable Malay breakfast and supper staples.
Phoenix Nasi Lemak + Economic Bee Hoon is a neighbourhood stall at Block 848 Yishun Street 81, combining two of Singapore's most beloved everyday meals under one roof. By day, the economic bee hoon draws early risers with its array of pre-cooked dishes — fried egg, luncheon meat, fish cake, and vegetables — ladled over soft bee hoon for a quick, affordable breakfast. As the day progresses, the nasi lemak takes centre stage, featuring fragrant coconut rice paired with crispy fried chicken, sambal chilli, fried egg, anchovies, and cucumber. The dual-concept approach ensures the stall serves the community from morning through evening, catering to breakfast crowds and supper seekers alike. Prices are kept accessible, reflecting the hawker ethos of filling stomachs without emptying wallets. The stall's location in the heart of Yishun's residential blocks makes it a convenient stop for residents who need no introduction — nasi lemak and economic bee hoon are familiar comfort, and Phoenix delivers both reliably. For Yishun residents seeking a straightforward, no-frills plate of nasi lemak or a comforting economic bee hoon breakfast, Phoenix is a neighbourhood staple that does exactly what it promises. Simple, satisfying, and always there when you need it. 848 Yishun Street 81, Singapore 760848
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Operating Hours
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Our Menu
All prices are in Singapore Dollar (S$ / SGD)
Nasi Lemak A
$4.50Otah
Chicken Wings
$1.50Bee Hoon
$1.20Kway Teow
Noodle
Fish
S$80¢Menu Photos
Phoenix Nasi Lemak Economic Bee Hoon Menu
A menu board displaying various food items with prices.
Overall Rating
2.8 / 5
Based on 9 Google reviews
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Negative Reviews
Rizal
The tattoo yp very attitude like people owe him a lot of money
Izwan Ghani
Beehoon bad ( tough ) rice bad ( starchy ).. Even Found one piece of plastic inside the chilli sauce. ( they cut the chilli packaging and the plastic fall inside ? ) Even the fried ingredients like fish cakes are of low quality. Almost Everything is of low quality. Though service is good.
Positive Reviews
Raudhah Osman
A good neighborhood economical bee hoon :)
Fan Siew Mei
Really value for money nasi lemak. Got a side of chicken wing, ikan bilis, luncheon meat and fried egg - total cost only $4.50. The rice wasn’t as fragrant as I would like it to be, probably not enough coconut cream. The sambal is the make or break for a nasi lemak dish. And this sambal is probably above average compared to a lot of places - enough spice and sweetness. Opens till late night as well if you are craving for nasi lemak.
Koh Wei Ming
There are 2 counter here, so the queue can always clear very fast. The rice is perfectly cooked, and it's infused with a coconut fragrance. The chili was good and not too spicy, the ikan bilis are crispy and salty. Veg are fresh. Bee Hon and Kway teow were not up to my expectation.
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Phoenix Nasi Lemak + Economic Bee Hoon
Food Stall Display
A food stall with a display of various dishes and a menu board above. There are also boxes of produce stacked in front of the stall. A person is standing at the counter, looking at the food.
Rice dish with fried chicken, fish, and spam
A close-up overhead view of a rice dish served on brown paper. The dish includes a mound of white rice, several slices of fried spam, a piece of fried fish, and a few pieces of fried chicken. A small dollop of chili sauce is visible on the side. A spoon and a fork are placed on the tray.
Noodles with Fried Items and Chili Paste
A close-up shot of a plate of noodles served on brown paper. The noodles are divided into two types: a darker, thicker noodle dish on the left and a lighter, thinner noodle dish on the right. Three pieces of golden-brown fried food, possibly fish or chicken, are placed on top of the lighter noodles. A dollop of dark, reddish-brown chili paste is situated on the right side of the plate. Chopsticks are resting on the noodles. The plate is on a speckled surface, likely a table.
Rice Plate with Fried Chicken and Sausages
A close-up overhead shot of a rice plate served on a red tray. The plate contains a mound of white rice topped with a fried egg. To the left of the rice is a small portion of chili paste. Above the rice, there are sliced sausages arranged in a curved line. To the right of the rice are several pieces of fried chicken, including wings. A side of stir-fried cabbage and carrots is also visible. A spoon and fork are placed on the right side of the plate.
Nasi Lemak Meal
A plate of Nasi Lemak served on a red tray lined with brown paper. The meal includes a mound of white rice, a fried egg, a dollop of sambal chili paste, sliced fried luncheon meat, crispy fried anchovies with peanuts, and pieces of fried chicken. A small dish of dark sauce and a spoon and fork are also visible.
Food Stall with Menu Displays
A busy food stall with several illuminated menu boards displaying food items and prices. A refrigerator with beer advertisements is on the left. People are queuing to order. A sign for "WASHROOM" with GENTS and LADIES icons is visible. An "EXIT" sign is also present.
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