Before it was featured in the papers, there was barely a queue. Now the queue is crazy! 

I feel that it's okay only. I don't understand why people are raving all about it. 

It's different from regular wonton mee. Then again, there are so many different kinds of wonton mee in Singapore.

This Thai-style wonton mee has no sauce, but it's a little oily due to the pork lard. You can add in your own condiments. They provide free flow pork lard, green onions, red chilli flakes, fish sauce and....sugar. 

I ordered the medium bowl, which cost $4. Basically it just has more noodles than the small. I think it's quite expensive given that you only get two soup dumplings and one fried.

Instead of going for bak chor mee, I tried their dry pork ribs noodles. The sauce is the same as bak chor mee, just that instead of getting bak chor and pig's liver, you get tender and soft pork ribs. I find their soup very very thick. Some people would not like it very much.

If you're not living in the West, don't bother. It's not worth all the journey there as there are good nasi lemak everywhere in Singapore. I was here on a weekend evening. At around 6 pm, there was already a rather long queue (compared to the other stalls). It is pretty cheap and affordable with the chicken set priced at $3. $1 for the otah which I felt was good. Many people raved about the chilli, but I didn't like it. I found it more sweet than spicy.

Saw a Groupon deal for Two Wings and I decided to try because it was cheap! It's $30 for a festive platter, which usual price is $49.90. It's said that it's good for 5 to 6 pax, but I think 6 pax might be a bit of a stretch.

The festive platter consists of:
1. 6 pcs of Brazillian Full Wings
2. 8 pcs of Buffalo Wings
3. 12 pcs of Mozzarella Cheese Sticks
4. 12 pcs of Chicken Strips
5. Cucumber and Carrot with Special Dip Sauce
6. Special Large Fried Onion Rings
7. Sweet Potato Fries

I made reservations a few days or maybe a week in advance and proceeded to redeem my deal on a weekday night.

Unfortunately, I was told that Buffalo Wings were out of stock and they offered to change to 4 pcs of Brazillian Full Wings. So was the Sweet Potato Fries, which they changed to Cheese Fries. Kinda disappointed about the change, but I didn't have a choice.

I gave my mobile number as they said they would send me an sms when the food is ready. 

Despite most of them being fried food, they were surprisingly not very oily. However, the sides felt too little, especially the cucumber and carrot. Each of us probably only had like 2 strips each. Not impressed with their free fries. Would be interested to try their sweet potato fries since I haven't found one that's really good.

I thought it's a really good deal at $30 since we each paid only $6! I probably would give it a second thought at their regular price.

I think St Marc has one of the best chocolate croissant among those that I've tried. It's really crispy and fresh. I really like the nuts on the chococro which adds more flavour and texture to the snack.

Nothing much to comment about the service here since it's pretty much self-service.