any good wantan noodles stall around?
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Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
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.
I have no idea how Yick Sang wanton mee taste like, i have not heard about it. -
Originally posted by Fantagf:
I have no idea how Yick Sang wanton mee taste like, i have not heard about it.Yick Sang was the most famous and popular wanton noodle since post war from a stall in Trengganu Street to the shop in South Bridge Road that was burnt down in 1970 and later relocted to Ann Siang Hill. The old lady passed away and the business closed in the early 80s.
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Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
Yick Sang was the most famous and popular wanton noodle since post war from a stall in Trengganu Street to the shop in South Bridge Road that was burnt down in 1970 and later relocted to Ann Siang Hill. The old lady passed away and the business closed in the early 80s.
what a waste ... cant taste �早味 wanton mee anymore ... why nobody learn her skill -
Originally posted by meltz:
what a waste ... cant taste �早味 wanton mee anymore ... why nobody learn her skillNobody can perfect her skill, not even the ones in Hong Kong come close.
One and only
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Wah 70s .. I am in my last life ROFL
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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).
What is the stall name? Is it opened by an old aunty at the corner?? -
they open around 9 in the morning and closes around 2. If have a chance order a side dish of the chicken legs. Its very nice as well.
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Originally posted by intenze:
they open around 9 in the morning and closes around 2. If have a chance order a side dish of the chicken legs. Its very nice as well.
Thank you. Will go down and try.
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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.
ehh from what i know crawford food centre almost of the stalls never open so late.. the stalls there are doing morning and afternoon business. -
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
I tried be4.. not up to my expectation but the chicken legs not bad.. -
Originally posted by NsX_R:
ehh from what i know crawford food centre almost of the stalls never open so late.. the stalls there are doing morning and afternoon business.
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haha to each of his own :) I don't see $2 wanton mee in singapore these days :)
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Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
Dun roll wait drop on the floor.. hard to find back.. Recently got taste any gd food anot?? Give some recommendations.. I'm out of ideas -
Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
Nobody can perfect her skill, not even the ones in Hong Kong come close.
One and only
gone....
I think Hong Kong wanton mee is totally different from local, so I usually will compare local to local wanton mee. Don't know if you have tasted Wong Kan Seng's late mum wanton mee. My relative told me taste good, traditional type. -
Originally posted by NsX_R:
ehh from what i know crawford food centre almost of the stalls never open so late.. the stalls there are doing morning and afternoon business.
The old auntie no longer help in the stall. I think you are talking about a different stall. This stall only open from the evening. The stall's name is "Ke Kou". The man is cooking and the other 2 women are helping to deliver and take order. -
Originally posted by intenze:
haha to each of his own :) I don't see $2 wanton mee in singapore these days :)
Have! Go bugis temp hawker centre, there is a stall called "Ming Ji" selling $2 wanton mee. -
last time got one call "summerset" use to be @ orchard point hawker centre,
moved to lorong 2 geylang food square
then sim lim square level 2
now gone
very good noodle, cha siew is roasted kind, not colouring kind
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another one now
cook is a young female
whole hawker centre i think only this stall is well know
even got rest day closed not doing business one
prepare their green chill
very out of way, 2 sbstransit serving this hawker centre
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I think the defining feature of wanton mee should just be the mee.
Hence, fei fei has the best noodles, but the worst char siew, and only decent wantons.
Kovan one has the best wantons, decent noodles, and so so char siew.
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Originally posted by ditzy:
I think the defining feature of wanton mee should just be the mee.
Hence, fei fei has the best noodles, but the worst char siew, and only decent wantons.
Kovan one has the best wantons, decent noodles, and so so char siew.
The mee from fei fei is not tasty. If you go for the mee, try the one I recommended at Crawford Food Centre. It is real sedap, handmade egg noodle.
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Originally posted by Fantagf:
The mee from fei fei is not tasty. If you go for the mee, try the one I recommended at Crawford Food Centre. It is real sedap, handmade egg noodle.
Will try.
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Originally posted by intenze:
haha to each of his own :) I don't see $2 wanton mee in singapore these days :)
Have. There's one in ABC hawker centre at Jln Bukit Merah.
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pontian wanton mee is not bad too but not sure which outlet offers the best
Among all i had the one at kovan is the best.