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Ming Ji Shu Shi at Bedok 85 Market

Location: 85 Bedok North Street 4, #01-62, 85 Fengshan Centre, Singapore 460085

Floor 1 · Bedok 85 Market

Fengshan Centre hawker stall serving bak chor mee with signature vinegar-chilli dressing.

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Fengshan Centre hawker stall serving bak chor mee with signature vinegar-chilli dressing.

Ming Ji Shu Shi is a bak chor mee (minced meat noodles) specialist at Fengshan Centre, turning out bowls of springy noodles tossed in a pungent, satisfying mix of vinegar, chilli and pork lard that captures the essence of one of Singapore's most addictive hawker dishes.

The stall is known for its well-balanced sauce - tangy enough to tingle, savoury enough to satisfy - coating thin mee pok or mee kia noodles alongside tender minced pork, sliced pork liver, meatballs and crispy pork lard bits that add crunch to every mouthful.

The menu offers a choice of noodle types and soup or dry versions, with the dry toss remaining the crowd favourite for its intense flavour concentration. A bowl of clear soup accompanies the dry option, providing a mellow counterpoint. Portions come in regular and large, and the stall keeps a brisk pace during mealtime rushes. Prices stay firmly in hawker-friendly territory, making it easy to justify a return visit. Ming Ji Shu Shi delivers bak chor mee that hits every note - sour, spicy, savoury and crunchy. Head to Fengshan Centre and slurp down a bowl that embodies the best of Singapore hawker craft.

85 Bedok North Street 4, #01-62, 85 Fengshan Centre, Singapore 460085

Floor 1 · Bedok 85 Market

Operating Hours

Closed - Opens Tomorrow

Opens tomorrow at 7 am

Monday

7 am–3 pm

Tuesday

7 am–3 pm

Wednesday (Today)

7 am–3 pm

Thursday

7 am–3 pm

Friday

7 am–3 pm

Saturday

7 am–3 pm

Sunday

7 am–3 pm

Photo Gallery

Ming Ji Shu Shi

A closed storefront with a large yellow sign above it. The sign features images of black and white carrot cake, the business name "MING JI SHU SHI" in English and Chinese, and awards. Below the sign is a metal roll-up shutter. To the right of the main sign, there is a smaller sign with the number "01-62" and the letter "B". Further to the right, another sign displays "BEDON FRIED" and "HOKKIEN". A small flyer is visible on the left side of the shutter.

Ming Ji Shu Shi Carrot Cake Stall

A food stall with a yellow awning displaying the name "MING JI SHU SHI" and images of carrot cake. A sign inside the stall advertises "CARROT CAKE (BLACK/WHITE)" for $3. A person is seen cooking at a wok. The stall appears to be in an open-air hawker center.

Ming Ji Shu Shi Carrot Cake Stall

A stall with a yellow sign featuring the name "MING JI SHU SHI" in English and Chinese, along with images of carrot cake and awards. Below the main sign, a smaller sign displays "CARROT CAKE (BLACK/WHITE)" with a price of $3. A person wearing a mask is visible working behind the counter. Stacks of eggs and plates are also present.

Fried Carrot Cake

A close-up shot of a plate of fried carrot cake, a popular dish in Singapore and Malaysia. The dish consists of stir-fried cubes of white radish cake with dark soy sauce, eggs, and preserved radish. It is served on a piece of brown paper on a green plate. Red chopsticks are visible in the upper left corner, and a small orange dish is also present.

Fried Carrot Cake

A plate of fried carrot cake with scrambled egg and chopped scallions, served on brown paper on a bright yellow plate. A white plastic fork rests on the food. A brown cup is visible in the background.

Food Stalls in a Market

A view of several food stalls in an indoor market. In the foreground, there are tables and stools for diners. In the background, various stalls display their food and signage. One stall, labeled "MING JI SHU SHI," offers "CARROT CAKE" for $3. Another stall, labeled "BEDOK NORTH FRIED OYSTER," is also visible. People are seated at the tables, and staff can be seen working behind the counters.

Ming Ji Shu Shi Carrot Cake Stall

A food stall sign displays images of carrot cake and awards. Below the main sign, a smaller sign lists prices for carrot cake.

Fried Carrot Cake

A close-up shot of a plate of fried carrot cake, a popular dish in Singapore. The dish is made with shredded daikon radish, rice flour, and stir-fried with eggs, preserved radish, and soy sauce. It is garnished with chopped scallions. The background shows a busy food court with people dining at tables.

Food Stall Signage

A food stall with prominent signage in Chinese and English. The main sign features images of food and the text "MING JI SHU SHI". Below this, a smaller sign advertises "CARROT CAKE" for $3, with options for black or white. Other signs in Chinese characters are visible, along with a stall number "01-62". People are seated at tables in the foreground, and a person is working behind the counter in the background.

Food Stall with Menu

A food stall with a large illuminated sign displaying food items and the stall name "MING JI SHU SHI". The sign features images of carrot cake and other dishes. Below the main sign, a smaller sign advertises "CARROT CAKE (BLACK/WHITE)". Several people are visible, including customers and staff preparing food. The stall appears to be in a busy market or food court setting.

Fried Carrot Cake

A close-up shot of fried carrot cake, a popular dish, garnished with chopped green onions. The dish is served on a piece of brown paper, which is placed on a bright yellow tray. The food appears to be savory and is a mix of diced radish cake, scrambled egg, and dark soy sauce.