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2013-09-23
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This wanton mee stall is one of those stalls with long snaking queues every weekend! If you are not the patient type, I strongly advise you to come on a weekday if you can as their queue is significantly shorter! Roughly around 1 to 3 people infront of you. Their signature food item is the Sarawak Kolo Mee, however I prefer their wanton mee instead! I guess it's because I find that kolo mee tasted like instant noodles. The most basic set gives you the kolo/wanton mee with fried wantons, boiled w
This wanton mee stall is one of those stalls with long snaking queues every weekend! If you are not the patient type, I strongly advise you to come on a weekday if you can as their queue is significantly shorter! Roughly around 1 to 3 people infront of you. Their signature food item is the Sarawak Kolo Mee, however I prefer their wanton mee instead! I guess it's because I find that kolo mee tasted like instant noodles. The most basic set gives you the kolo/wanton mee with fried wantons, boiled wantons, char siew and veggie. I love their wantons, very meaty! There are a few sets available and one of them included pork ribs in it! I have tried a few versions before and the one I like best is the basic wanton mee set. Their pork ribs are quite dry and boney and I very much prefer their yummy wantons and char siew! Post
