Swee Kee Wanton Noodles.Laksa

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I was there for an early lunch.The attractive signboard of this stall managed to catch my attention when i walked past. I decided to give their wanton noodle a go. The portion was quite substantial for $2.50. The noodle has got the likable springiness. It tasted alright when tossed it well with the dark sauce and after nicely mixed in the chilli sauce. It served along with a few slices of average tasting char siew, vegetable and 3 pieces of rather old school tasting wantons in the soup. It tast

I tried the chicken feet mushroom noodle at this stall and oh my goodness, it is delicious! The chicken feet is braised to become extremely tasty and the texture is wonderful especially for those who love the slightly slimy collagen within the chicken feet. Taste wise, this is a richly-flavoured chicken feet that you must try if you're quite into chicken feet. The mushroom is normal, nothing much to rave about. The noodles, though, was spectacular. It was springy and offered a good chewy texture

On Sunday morning, My wife and I bring my father in law and uncle to Bukit Merah to see Chinese doctor on their leg problem. As we are early, we decide to have breakfast in the hawker. I went around the market and i decided to have Lor Mee for my breakfast. When i bring my food to our seat, i saw my wife queuing up to order her food and i asked her what she like to have. She replied that she want to have laska and she is also ordering the same for my uncle. I tried to take a sip of the laksa gra

I was feeling tired so I decided to takeaway this stall's wanton mee. The noodle taste "uncooked" to me as there is still flour smell in it. The char siew meat they gave is very thinly sliced and it was like eating meat with no flavouring. The wantoon is still acceptable to me as the skin is quite smooth and the meat filling in it taste not too bad. But I will still insist on myself not to revisit this stall again...