Wanton Noodles - Kopitiam (Closed)

Brought a bowl of the wanton noodle from this stall for lunch on a weekend. First of all the presentation was not very appealing as all of the wanton was not placed together. Next, the taste of the wanton noodle was not too bad, still acceptable but the seasoning was a bit too oily. The noodle is a bit on the dry side. The wanton is filled with a generous amount of fillings, well cooked and goes well with the noodle. The soup taste quite refreshing and is not too bland. I think that they should

Thinking of what do you want to eat for your lunch, maybe you may try out Singapore’s style Wanton Noodles.I prefer fried Wanton rather in soup which easily burst. Crispy outlay with intense fillings inside, deep fried Wanton was more attractive with golden brown colour. The noodles was tender springy with nice egg fragrance. The overall taste was balanced with salt, soy sauce, chilli and vinegar, it satisfied my tongue. Yet the vegetables, I just can say that I don’t like it. It was sold at $4.

I had this dumpling noodles for the first time.I ordered the dumplings with kway teow,the dry version and opted for chilli.The kway teow is not dry because the stall owner pour some soup in it with the chilli sauce.The dumplings taste very good as it contains big chunks of prawn,pork meat and water chestnut.The chilli is the sambal kind and it is mild spicy.The soup given is tasty and does not seem to add any MSG.

I ordered the wanton noodles from this stall. The wanton noodles here was pretty good. however there only three fried wanton and no soup wanton. The price was rather reasonable. I ordered their chilli version, it was not too spicy. The noodles were cooked perfectly, very crunchy. The char siew was sliced really thinly. the wanton was very crispy. The soup they gave was not too bad, went well with the noodles. It was pretty satisfying.