Favourite Noodles stall
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school one.. lotsa noodles n cheap. usually outside eat one, 2 mouthful boh liao.
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Yishun Blk 419 inside d coffeeshop d fishball noodles, d fishballs r very fresh. But d serving for $2 very little, i have 2 eat another 2 pancake then i am full.
D Yishun Blk 806 coffeshop d wantan mee $2 severing quite full after eatg, okay lah d mee. Wlds blk513 coffeshop d wantan mee d mee quiet nice cos got chuyou inside........d mee there dun make until soggy soggy, some place u eat d mee like overcook, but this one dun..... 
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Wan Ton noodle at Lavendar Food Court.....long Q forever
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Newly opened prawn noodle at upper paya lebar ... name is i think Geylang prawn noodels ~ soup very nice
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char siew mian in sembawang. sorry cant rmb road name
. $3. Chunky char siew, plus wan ton in soup. Slick noodles. Not very salty gravy. The best meal. -
I chanced upon this stall while walking about and even though not hungry, I tried the noodles since ditzy obviously think so highly of them.Originally posted by ditzy:
For $2.50 each, I was a bit unhappy when they didn't serve the small bowl of soup with our 2 bowls of noodles. I realised later, it's really like what I'd thought - you must finish your dry noodles then take your bowl to ask for soup (like in the old days). They now have a 2nd stall across the road. -
Yeah its at Joo Chiat, inside one of the lane. Its noodles is not bad but i think its overated. Anyway, if you want to eat there, make sure you try to park where you can see your car. I was once there having a meal one day... then suddenly, you start to see people rushing away to their cars cos someone mentioned that there was a road inspector doing her rounds. Not convenient to park if you drive cos not many parking area, only illegel spots. but difficult to get into the lanes if you don't drive.
Anyway, like i said. Not really a very good noodle stall, just ok lah. -
the one across the road belongs to a franchiseeOriginally posted by Wanda:I chanced upon this stall while walking about and even though not hungry, I tried the noodles since ditzy obviously think so highly of them.
For $2.50 each, I was a bit unhappy when they didn't serve the small bowl of soup with our 2 bowls of noodles. I realised later, it's really like what I'd thought - you must finish your dry noodles then take your bowl to ask for soup (like in the old days). They now have a 2nd stall across the road.
fei fei is my fav too, but my Mum doesn't like it, so we seldom go now... -
The one at toa payoh also. Ever since dad resigned, everything about them just went down the drain.Originally posted by TehJarVu:the one across the road belongs to a franchisee
fei fei is my fav too, but my Mum doesn't like it, so we seldom go now... -
The long queue is jus cos the aunty very slow............................Originally posted by NT2:Wan Ton noodle at Lavendar Food Court.....long Q forever -
I think the noodles taste quite good compared to many run-of-the-mills foodcourt stalls. Not too bad still, and I did get my big bowl of soup.Originally posted by ditzy:The one at toa payoh also. Ever since dad resigned, everything about them just went down the drain. -
That's coz the noodles are hand made, fresh daily.Originally posted by Wanda:I think the noodles taste quite good compared to many run-of-the-mills foodcourt stalls. Not too bad still, and I did get my big bowl of soup.