any good wantan noodles stall around?
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Kwongs wanton noodles @ Lorong 25A
start business after 10pm channel 8 news time, business till morning 5am
soup not bad
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lorong 25a where?
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geylang?
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Kok Kee Wonton Mee @ Lavender Food Square. $3 for one small pop. It's all in the gravy with plenty of lard I'm sure, but what's "wonton" about Wonton Mee without lard?
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Originally posted by Fantagf:
best wanton noodle i have ever eaten is the one in Hong KOng
best in taste and ingredients, great!
wantons consist of fresh prawns with no meat, they are tasty, delicious, crunchy!! drooling . . .
I prefer meat and not prawn wantons
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me like fried wantons
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I don't like fried wantons. I like the soup ones from fei fei and the kovan one. But the kovan one is the best, got aftertaste one.
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kovan ftw
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bendemeer market ... bak cho mee and fried wanton mixed breed :lol: ...
the wanton is those deep fried kind and the mee come in black sauce, bak cho and mushroom
only available in the morning .. as it sold out quite fast
another will be the one at kovan market the store selling malaysia wanton mee , quite nice -
" Da Jie" waton mee, at the head of Sam Leong road off Jalan besar. Comes with 2 fried wanton and 2 in soup + veg + char siew. standard plate is $2.
its way nicer than the one at parklane and Lavendar, and also the one at Far East plaza/cuppage
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Originally posted by intenze:
" Da Jie" waton mee, at the head of Sam Leong road off Jalan besar. Comes with 2 fried wanton and 2 in soup + veg + char siew. standard plate is $2.
its way nicer than the one at parklane and Lavendar, and also the one at Far East plaza/cuppage
Opening time?
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I remember eating parklane wanton noodles way back when i was in sec sch.. During that time was nice.. At night still got prawn noodles and chicken rice.
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Originally posted by Midlusionz:
I remember eating parklane wanton noodles way back when i was in sec sch.. During that time was nice.. At night still got prawn noodles and chicken rice.
Ate quite often back in the 90s the ba cho mee at Parklane; very nice.
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Yup, lol i still remember going to "early bird" at Billie (typo?) billard centre
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and the late 90s came the Portugese egg tarts at Peace Centre. Egg white tarts shiok.
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wanton mee thread!
The wanton mee at Crawford Food Centre is yummy. Opens in the evening. Handmade egg noodles and the wantons taste the best among the local wanton mee stalls I have ever tasted.
From $3, small portion (mee also comes with a few shreds of chicken).
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Originally posted by Fantagf:
wanton mee thread!
The wanton mee at Crawford Food Centre is yummy. Opens in the evening. Handmade egg noodles and the wantons taste the best among the local wanton mee stalls I have ever tasted.
From $3, small portion (mee also comes with a few shreds of chicken).
Sorry got carried away.
You mean the one at Beach Road or the one at North Bridge Road?
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Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
Sorry got carried away.
You mean the one at Beach Road or the one at North Bridge Road?
no worry, la. YOu most of the time excited when talking about food, hahahah.The food centre near the immigration department. Go give it a try. According to my relative she said that the wanton mee tastes like wanton mee in the past and is the closest she can get so far.
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Originally posted by Fantagf:
no worry, la. YOu most of the time excited when talking about food, hahahah.The food centre near the immigration department. Go give it a try. According to my relative she said that the wanton mee tastes like wanton mee in the past and is the closest she can get so far.
Thanks, will go and try, in the evening, what time open?
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Originally posted by Fantagf:
wanton mee thread!
The wanton mee at Crawford Food Centre is yummy. Opens in the evening. Handmade egg noodles and the wantons taste the best among the local wanton mee stalls I have ever tasted.
From $3, small portion (mee also comes with a few shreds of chicken).
So far :(
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Originally posted by Midlusionz:
So far :(
Not far if you take MRT there. Get down at Lavender station.I love it. Once in a while will go all the way there to eat.
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Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
Thanks, will go and try, in the evening, what time open?
I heard it is open around 6 pm. But let me tell you, all these years we patronize this stall, we notice they are not well organised. Though stall is open they are not ready yet, take their time to prepare ingredients. So be prepared to wait. Longest wait so far for me is 45 mins. -
WAH 45 mins!
Then i go eat the pig organ soup liao rofl
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Originally posted by Fantagf:
I heard it is open around 6 pm. But let me tell you, all these years we patronize this stall, we notice they are not well organised. Though stall is open they are not ready yet, take their time to prepare ingredients. So be prepared to wait. Longest wait so far for me is 45 mins.No problem if worth the taste.
Wonder if it taste like the old Yick Sang at Ann Siang Hill back in the 70s. And the almond double boiled soy milk, heavens.
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Originally posted by Midlusionz:
WAH 45 mins!
Then i go eat the pig organ soup liao rofl
Not every time is 45 mins, sometimes waited for 15 minutes or 30 minutes.To me it is worth the wait.