wanton mee BESTsssssss

[jadi]

hi,juz sharing ....pass by joo chait rd.....a coffeeshop name dongfong...stop..n chk out wat to eat.than saw a stall by the name ye ji not ye wen...wanton mee...order a bowl.alamak.....really siadup...hmmm..gd n tasty.thumbs up...bros here must try....not the old feifei wanton mee...tis ye ji more power..

[triton]

near where?

[derrick1973]

Fei Fei at Joo Chiat

Lavender hawker centre

Parklane wanton mee at Sunshine Plaza (opp Mr bean)

Anymore?

[4Dvisor]

diagonally opposite the famous Jazzy vietnam pub (nr joo chiat complex). Junction with one side road on right.

near where?

[triton]

is it dong feng?

is you want the malaysian style wan tan mee, then it will the junction of joo chiat, koon seng, duman road junction. the one with teochew porridge. then duman food centre, lower deck got the SPICY ah eng wan tan mee.

[lolex kia]

Fei Fei at Joo Chiat

Lavender hawker centre

Parklane wanton mee at Sunshine Plaza (opp Mr bean)

Anymore?

i like the one at the Lavender hawker centre...queue is long...noodle cooked in very hot water and then dipped in water....I suppose alternate hot and cold treatment make noodle tasty.

[exxondus]

Fei Fei at Joo Chiat

Lavender hawker centre

Parklane wanton mee at Sunshine Plaza (opp Mr bean)

Anymore?

Fei Fei one is good, but I think they put a lot of seasoning in their soup and noodles? Everytime eat le will feel super thirsty de

[feilong108]

i like to go to ECP food centre for wan tan mee....

[breitling77]

Try the Eng's wanton mee at Onan Road. Not bad, the chili super hot, special advice for first time tryers. Don't eat too much chili, it's not hot initially, but when the after-effect comes, it's burning... However, the owner a bit eccentric. During the ordering, make sure you say it out all requests. When u go back and ask, he will give u those "nasty" looks and may make some bad remarks. I was merely returning to ask for some soup for buying back, he was quite rude. Anyway, the cost is reasonable @ $2.50 or $3. Try it.

[triton]

don't think is worth the queue. IMHO

i like the one at the Lavender hawker centre...queue is long...noodle cooked in very hot water and then dipped in water....I suppose alternate hot and cold treatment make noodle tasty.

[Oceanklassik]

don't think is worth the queue. IMHO

I second that..

[triton]

before renovation good. after renovation standard dropped.

i like the one at the Lavender hawker centre...queue is long...noodle cooked in very hot water and then dipped in water....I suppose alternate hot and cold treatment make noodle tasty.

i like to go to ECP food centre for wan tan mee....

[triton]

ah Eng noodle is hot and cold treatment. but I don't like the texture of the noodles. it is his seasoning that wins.

as for attitude. all super long queue food stall. same attitude. if you think ah Eng attitude is bad. check out his son.

Try the Eng's wanton mee at Onan Road. Not bad, the chili super hot, special advice for first time tryers. Don't eat too much chili, it's not hot initially, but when the after-effect comes, it's burning... However, the owner a bit eccentric. During the ordering, make sure you say it out all requests. When u go back and ask, he will give u those "nasty" looks and may make some bad remarks. I was merely returning to ask for some soup for buying back, he was quite rude. Anyway, the cost is reasonable @ $2.50 or $3. Try it.

[triton]

I also patronize ah Seng. quality not consistent. the duman road stall has improved. I still like msian style. only the coffee shop next to duman food centre dish out a decent one. heard west side got one also. but don't know where. the pon tian one. noodle serving portion ok. ingredient abit lacking. bit taste is above average.

[voltshin]

i find lavender food court wanton mee not bad but really dun worth queueing.

there is one under then HDB whereby they sell tanjiong rhu bao. that one is nice.. but serving abit too little. must order big plate.