To be honest, I am not a big fan of Singapore wanton mee. This one, although nothing special about it, was all-right. If you order a takeaway in this type of plastic bag, they will not charge you extra for packaging.
wanton mee
The noodle of this wanton mee ($3) is not the springy type (which suit my taste as I don't like a springy wanton mee noodle), char siew are thinly sliced, the marination was not very strong hence you can still taste the natural flavour from the pork. The wantons are all right, like the thin and silky skin of it.
wanton mee
The stall is actually divided to left hand side (selling fish soup, fish noodle etc) and right hand side (selling wanton mee, lor mee etc). The right hand side open very early but the left side slightly later (I arrived at 10am, only the right hand side was open). Personally, I find their fish soup more appealing to me.
Spending per head: Approximately $3
Other Ratings:Taste
3 |
Environment
3 |
Service
3 |
Clean
3 |
Price
3Recommend
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