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Sing Heung Yuen

  • CuisineHong Kong tomato noodle soup
  • CategoryDai Pai Dong
  • VibeStreet-side, busy
  • Rating★ 4.0
  • Price$

Sing Heung Yuen at 2 Mee Lun Street in Central is a dai pai dong style stall known for tomato-broth noodle soup. It sits on a small lane in the Central and Soho district on Hong Kong Island, close to Hollywood Road and Gough Street, and is popular with office workers at lunch.

Mee Lun Street stall famous for tomato-broth noodles topped with egg or beef and buttered toast; popular with office workers at lunch.

Sing Heung Yuen at 2 Mee Lun Street in Central is a dai pai dong style stall known for tomato-broth noodle soup. It sits on a small lane in the Central and Soho district on Hong Kong Island, close to Hollywood Road and Gough Street, and is popular with office workers at lunch. The cuisine is Hong Kong tomato noodle soup, a comfort dish in which noodles are served in a tangy tomato-based broth and topped with egg, beef, or luncheon meat. The signature dish is tomato soup noodles with egg, and diners often add buttered or condensed-milk toast as a side. Iced lemon tea is the typical drink, and the food and drink combination is a standard local cafe order. The setting is street-side and busy, with a casual layout, limited seating and a queue that forms at midday. There is no dress code, and the atmosphere is that of a working neighbourhood stall rather than a restaurant, with noise from the lane and from staff calling orders. The stall does not take reservations and works on a walk-in basis. Hours run from morning to late afternoon on Monday to Saturday and should be verified before visiting, since the stall is generally closed on Sundays. Prices are low, with a bowl of tomato noodles typically costing around HK$45 to HK$70 depending on toppings. The location is close to Central MTR station and the Mid-Levels escalator, and it combines easily with a walk through Soho and Hollywood Road. Visitors who want a simple, distinctively Hong Kong meal in a local setting often choose Sing Heung Yuen for the tomato noodle soup, and the shop is a long-standing reference point for this style of dish in Central.

Practical information for Sing Heung Yuen · Last updated August 2026
Price $
Hours Mon-Sat, morning to late afternoon (verify)
Reservations Walk-in
Address 2 Mee Lun Street, Central, Hong Kong

Signature dishes

  • Tomato soup noodles with egg
  • Toast with condensed milk
  • Iced lemon tea

Good to know

Known for
Hong Kong tomato noodle soup; known for tomato soup noodles with egg

Location

2 Mee Lun Street, Central, Hong Kong

22.2841, 114.1540 View on map

Highlights

  • Tomato-broth noodle soup topped with egg or beef
  • Toast with condensed milk as a common side
  • Iced lemon tea as the usual drink
  • Mee Lun Street location in Central
  • Low-priced lunch popular with office workers

Tips for visiting

  • Arrive before noon or after 2PM to avoid the office lunch queue
  • The stall generally runs Monday to Saturday, so verify hours before going
  • Add toast with condensed milk as a traditional side
  • Choose toppings such as egg or beef when ordering
  • Combine with a walk through nearby Soho and Hollywood Road

When to visit

Mid-morning or mid-afternoon avoids the peak lunch queue of office workers. The stall closes in the late afternoon.

Accessibility

The stall is street-side with limited seating and a narrow lane, which can be difficult for wheelchair users. Visiting off-peak provides more space.

Frequently asked questions

What is Sing Heung Yuen known for?

It is known for tomato-broth noodle soup, typically topped with egg or beef.

Are reservations taken?

No, it is walk-in only, with a lunchtime queue.

Is it open on Sundays?

It generally operates Monday to Saturday, so hours should be verified.

How much does a bowl cost?

A bowl typically costs around HK$45 to HK$70 depending on toppings.