What's the difference between Shui Jiao and won ton ?

• hasene

  18 May 10, 16:54

  Originally posted by BadzMaro:

  I eat my wanton with shui jiaos.

  
  what is the mixed taste like?

• BadzMaro

  18 May 10, 17:34

  Originally posted by hasene:

  
  what is the mixed taste like?

  Tastes like wanton with shui jiao.. or the other way round.  he he

• stellazio

  18 May 10, 17:43

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  The best wonton in the universe comes from the yi shi jia wonton mee stall at kovan food centre. But since kovan food centre is now closed for renovation till the next general elections, they have moved their stall elsewhere. I know where, but will not divulge because not many know, and hence they got lesser crowds, which is a very good thing for me.

  So if you dunno where it is, blame Cynthia Phua.

  yi shi jia is the stall manned by 3 ladies or the 2 guys one.. its based on the upper storey about right in the middle of all the shops right?

• meltz

  18 May 10, 17:53

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• ditzy

  18 May 10, 18:08

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  yi shi jia is the stall manned by 3 ladies or the 2 guys one.. its based on the upper storey about right in the middle of all the shops right?

  2 guys, and a lady, 1 elder, 1 younger brother, and the wife. Yes to all, they have relocated because Cynthia Phua chose to renovate that place one more time before the next election, like the last one.

• stellazio

  18 May 10, 18:16

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  2 guys, and a lady, 1 elder, 1 younger brother, and the wife. Yes to all, they have relocated because Cynthia Phua chose to renovate that place one more time before the next election, like the last one.

  i know there are 2 shops veyr close to each other both selling wanton mee, and both have equally long queues.. normally ill just buy from whoever has the shorter queue.

• Samuel Lee

  18 May 10, 18:20

  Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:

  
  

  shui jiao and wan dan...

  No, it is Lan Jiao !, Wan dan.....

• ditzy

  18 May 10, 18:21

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i know there are 2 shops veyr close to each other both selling wanton mee, and both have equally long queues.. normally ill just buy from whoever has the shorter queue.

  No, there is only 1 stall selling wanton mee, the one you mistaked for sells prawn noodles, but its no longer there.

• stellazio

  18 May 10, 18:22

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  No, there is only 1 stall selling wanton mee, the one you mistaked for sells prawn noodles, but its no longer there.

  no leh.. i rmb the upper level of kovan hawker centre got 2 stalls sell wanton mee and both very popular one..

• ditzy

  18 May 10, 18:25

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  no leh.. i rmb the upper level of kovan hawker centre got 2 stalls sell wanton mee and both very popular one..

  Long ago, the yi shi jia no need to queue for wanton mee, the only 2 stalls that needed to queue were prawn noodles. And there were 2 of them close to each other one of them is after the soya bean drink stall.

• sbst275

  18 May 10, 18:26

  shu jiao is w/ prawns inside

  wanton is w/ meat usually pork.

  and some stalls do sell fish dumplings.

• Janice1314

  18 May 10, 18:28

  shui jiao nicer

• ~PEPPER~

  18 May 10, 18:59

  Originally posted by BadzMaro:

  I eat my wanton with shui jiaos.

  
  unique way of eating.

• TTFU

  18 May 10, 19:01

  I dip my wanton in male syrup

• ~PEPPER~

  18 May 10, 19:02

  Originally posted by TTFU:

  I dip my wanton in male syrup

  
  maple syrup lah. wads male syrup?

• lianamaster

  28 May 10, 22:20

  Originally posted by ~PEPPER~:

  Wads the difference? Looks the same to me.

  The difference lies in the fillings and size.

  I personally prefer shui jiao/dumplings, more filling and nice.