Fei Fei Wanton Noodle (Moved) New Location

This coffeeshop is solely owned by Fei Fei Wanton Noodle, with a small drink stall at the corner. I was there rather early and it was not packed.It looks really plain when it was served originally and the ingredients were all at the bottom!This is after mixing. There were 2 steamed wantons, 2 fried wantons, char siew and vegetables. I prefer the egg noodles with plain sauce compared to the dark sauce ones. As I have a low tolerance for chilli, I requested for it to be served separately, otherwis

Was here for lunch as my friend recommend this place for nice wanton mee. We both had wanton noodles which consists of char siew, vege, and steamed wantons and we also shared a plate of fried wanton (total cost is SGD $12.50). Personally i feel that the noodles is very average, not as good as what my friend mentioned. The chilli sauce is tasteless to me, no spice at all!! steamed wanton and char siew were pretty average too. However i do like the fried wanton, very crispy and taste good with the

I come here time and time again for their Wanton Noodles because the noodles are so unique I haven't really tasted anything like it anywhere else. My basic requirements for any restaurants/food stalls etc is consistency, and this place never failed so far. The noodles has a nice smooth texture and taste, mix it with the home made chilli for that kick in your tummy. Unfortunately, the fried Yong Tau Foo was literally dripping with oil and has a 'OLD' oil taste; appearance wasn't really appetizing

We ordered Wanton Mee (about $4). You can describe this as a roadside dining experience. This area is rather quiet at night. Many people drive by here for supper after their night life nearby. The staff are friendly. You don't really have to wait long as they are quite speedy in their work. The taste of this wanton mee is very consistent as I return time and time again whenever I have the craving. Texture of the noodles is always smooth and soft. Looks plain but tastes good!To get here easily yo

This is one of the food stall which I do not really mind to queue for more than twenty minutes just for a bowl of their signature wanton noodles. The stall owner is friendly and their noodles is simply soo delicious that everyone is craving for it. Very chewy noodles tossed together with their secret recipe chilli paste that make it very tasty. The wantons are also smooth and juicy too.

The FoodI ordered the famous Joo Jiat Wanton mee. The noodles were cooked almost to a perfect texture very springy and had a nice bite to it. The Chili were nice and not so spicy but the char siew were too thin until cannot taste the aroma of Char SiewWantons were quite small with 2 pieces only but were quite soft and juicy. The soup will be given once we have finished the noodles and drink together with the sauce in the plate. Quite unique way of drinking the soup.The ServiceWaiting time still

Hidden in the area of joochiat is Fei Fei Wanton mee, there's 2 branches here within 1km radius so don't get confused. the wanton mee is handmade and different from the usual dark sauce coloured ones you see. this one is light coloured and usually with chilli (or unless ketchup request) sauce. It's very very greasy/oily. but for some reason addictive!wanton dumpling and charsiew portion is small and very salty.meat balls were a little dry. but paired well if you dip them in sauces.The rest of it

Fei Fei Wanton Mee used to be good. As in really good. However, the standards have dropped, or more accurately, been dropping since 2 years ago.Being 24 hours makes them the place of choice for many night owls, and since there's ample parking, you'll find a lot of foodies and pub crawlers there after 2am. The crowds are generally subdued and its very much quiet most of the time.Famous for their hand made noodles which are pretty tiny, so you have to order a bigger bowl. The wantans are a little

I have heard so much about Fei Fei Wanton Mee and have always wanted to try it. There has been so much raves about it being the best wanton noodle in Singapore. When I happen to be in Joo Chiat, I had to detour to Fei Fei Wanton Mee and try this for myself! There are two Fei Fei Wanton located just a stone throw away from each other.I visited Fei Fei Wanton Mee at 72 Joo Chiat Place. In this coffee shop, there is only Fei Fei Wanton Mee and it is open 24 hours daily.We ordered 2 bowls of Wanton

Flew to Fei Fei Wanton Noodle for lunch as my colleague had cravings for Fei Fei. Apparently she loves it so much that she used to have it everyday. I love the Noodles, apparently they are handmade. But i wish the sauce could be better. Not that it is bad, but I prefer the dark kind that you find in Malaysia or in places like Foong Kee at Keong Saik Road. The chili is not too bad, just a salty for me.This is the dumpling soup.I had the meatball noodles instead of the fame wanton noodles as I wan

This is my first time trying fei fei wanton mee apart from the usual pontian wanton mee. I ordered the dry one to taste their authentic taste. However, it was quite a disappointment. The noodle is not chewy and yummy and it is quite oily though even without the addition of their chill. Moreover, their portion seems to be a bit small.

If you mentioned wanton mee, Fei Fei Wanton Mee at Joo Chiat Place probably would be one of the popular choices by many foodies. The bowl of egg noodles looked rather plain when served with a spoon filled chilli in it.By the way, at Joo Chiat Place there are 2 Fei Fei Wanton Mee side by side across each other. To know the story behind it, you can read ieatishootipost blog.I had the Wanton Mee ($3.50 small) with chilli sauce. Although the bowl of wanton mee looked plain when served, if you dig in

The noodles are fresh and chewy, wonton is flavourful, but the serving is small. We also find it quite pricey - $3.50 for small bowl which only comes with 2 wonton. We also tried the dumpling soup, each dumpling is filled with minced meat and prawn, tasted fresh and flavourful. Overall we enjoyed the food but find it slightly pricey considering it is located at a coffeeshop premise.

It's a different noodle that i seldom taste anywhere around singapore, their mee kia taste like home made noodle than the usual mee kia.The chillies and it's sauce make a good combination out of it's noodle.The fried wanton and charsiew both taste a little salty,which i tasted the charsiew follow by wanton which are even saltier . The unquie thing about fei fei wanton mee was they don't serve the soup unless u return to them with your bowl which before use to contain the wanton noodle. Lastly fr

I still remember that we have supper together with Bryan and Melissa. We were at Bryan's house at Marina Parade. We felt hungry and decided o go supper, Bryan suggested to go fei fei wanton noodles at joo chia. We drive to the coffeeshop, parking seems to be a problem, we end up parking illegally. Noodles taste not too bad just that i find the portion a bit small. Anyway it is supper, i also don't want to eat more to put on more weight.