Noodle - South Canteen

i went here for breakfast, no queue though because its holiday now. one bowl noodle cost $2, the auntie will ask whether you want the $2, $2.50 or $3 bowl.. I ordered $2.50, quantity given was generous, very filling breakfast (feel sleepy after that haha) Noodles was average though including the ingredients on top of noodles (filling), the fishballs were tasty (Bouncy and Yummy). Soup is acceptable. environment was clean (no left over plates), the cleaners here are very hardworking smile

It consists of 4 wanton in the noodle and also a bowl of soup. We can also ask the level of the spicyness for our dish. The price is considerably cheap for what we were given and the taste of the noodle is very chewy. Mixed with soya sauce, chilli, or both, the noodles are thicker than the usual mee from neighbourhood kopitiam. Love it. lol

This you mian with dumpling soup was quite delicious!
I loved the meaty wanton and peppery soup.
The dumpling skin is very soft and thin,it match well with the tender and juicy meat.
So it taste nice.
The char siew is flavourful too, and tender and well marinated.
So it make the mian flavourful.
Do add some chili,it make the mian taste nicer.
However,i dont like the soup as it taste like adding too much of ajinomoto.

I happened to be back in school today and decided to dine at south canteen and have my favourite wanton mee from the noodle stall here! the queue was usually long today, and i had to wait quite a while before i managed to get my food! I ordered the wanton kway tiao, and it was delicious! i loved the meaty wanton and peppery soup as well as the QQ kway tiao noodles. at $3, its a great value for money meal!

2012-05-07

wan tan mee $2.5 for a small one

Though this is a small bowl, the portion is quite big too, and very filling to eat as breakfast. the noodle is chewy and the thin type, mixed well with the gravy. The char siew is flavourful too, and tender and well marinated. The wanton is packly wrapped with pork meat, and the soup is quite sweet though there is ajinomoto taste.

2011-12-02

Macaroni ($1.8)

Cheap and nice noodles from this stall. The vendor has got a FB page which is created by the students at NYP. He is always very happy and smile to everyone while busy cooking the noodles. The enthusiasm has attracted many students and staffs to patronize the stall. Besdies that the noodle is actually quite nice too, and it has 3 sizes: $2, $2.5 and $3. The macaroni is quite large in portion too, but the soup is so-so only.

2011-11-10

I was doing my Final Year Project in sch and as it was lunchtime, I decided to go down to South Canteen to have my lunch as I was lazy to walk all the way to Koufu at the main block. As alwys, i made my way straight to the noodles stall, and without having to say anything, the uncle will know what I wanted. Fishball Kuay Teow. The only difference? Soup or Dry. Haha!

Today I decided to have to dry version. As it was the holidays, there wasnt any queue so it was my turn. I told uncle i wanted the dry version, with little chilli. The uncle is really gd, he would ask me if i wanted vegetables with it (only during less crowded times then he will ask this), haha! The auntie who manned the cashier is also very friendly, i passed her the $2 for my noodles. The $2 one is enough for me, but then now the price have increased, there is no more $2 one alrdy, minimum is $2.50. Sometimes, only the uncle is ard and so there will b a longer wait as it is a one man show.

The chilli he added is really spicy, so i usually ask for a less spicy dry version. The noodles are cooked just rite, not too soggy. There are four fishballs, though i usually eat 3only, and leave one uneaten. Haha! The fishballs are ok only, not those fantastic kind but gd enough to keep me going back for more.

SGD 2(Lunch)

This is a bowl of 'bak cuo mee' i had ordered from noodles stall in my school. I not really like the taste of the complementary soup. however, I like to eat the 'mee kia' noodles with the seaseasoning like soy sauce and vinegar. the ingredients like mushroom and minced meat were delicious. This noodles without chili is only $2!

2011-06-08

This is dumpling noodles from NYP south canteen. I had ordered dumpling mee pok without chili. I like the seasoning had added for the noodles. The dumplings were nice to eat too. But the soup is not tasty for me; I guess there is MSG added. And I will ask for more veggie next time. It is pretty worth it, it only cost $2

2011-05-16

It was lunch time again and i decided to have some noodles for lunch. I ended up getting the wanton noodles from the noodle stall at nanyang polytechnic.

The vendors are very friendly and courteous, and i ordered the $2.50 portion meal and topped up an additional dollar for some fried wantons. The wantons were delicious and i loved the fried wantons especially.

The noodles was nicely cooked and tasted great with char siew.

The uncle and auntie both are friendly, i went here for breakfast, no queue though because its holiday now. one bowl noodle cost $2, the auntie will ask whether you want the $2, $2.50 or $3 bowl.. I ordered $2.50, quantity given was generous, very filling breakfast (feel sleepy after that haha)

Noodles was average though including the ingredients on top of noodles (filling), the fishballs were tasty (Bouncy and Yummy). Soup is acceptable. environment was clean (no left over plates), the cleaners here are very hardworking

overall: filling breakfast