I second what you said. Both cases I agree. Duman FC one chilli really super hot! Lavender one taste best too, but portion too small!
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I second what you said. Both cases I agree. Duman FC one chilli really super hot! Lavender one taste best too, but portion too small!
To its each own, to me its damn nice, biteful after biteful, bleah :p
pls lah.... Eng and Seng wanton mee at dunman hc is tasteless lah....the only thing is dat the chiili is damn hot...other than that, nothing exceptional lah.....if u wan good and cheap wanton mee, there is one at geylang east blk 133 coffeeshop...$2.50 quite big portion...best is dat when they serve u the noodle, the old lady will also bring a bowl of their special-made chilli sauce and ask how much u want to put...first time i see in stinkapore.
Sounds good with the geylang east blk 133, will go and try it out. Cheers.
Yes, it is a little over rated. Have tried it, not really that great, but very ex, even with S$5, portion very small. There are better ones out there.
The Alexandra one also quite good, $3.
Fuck you, understand. Suffer your silangtao. You brought it upon yourself!
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2 stalls at Old Airport Road HC, got queue ticket machines.
Went to try the Tampines Round Market Wanton Mee as recommended by Brother Bus64. Personally, I have tried Lavender, Parklane and Geylang's Wanton Mee as well. Here are the FRs
Tampines Round Market
Variety: Large (They have all sort of noodles. Pork Rib, Sarawak Kolo Mee, Spinach Mee etc etc)
Noodle: Soggy, too wet. Noodle no taste. I prefer noodle laced with pork oil.
Toppings: Good. Char Siew and the normal wanton is nice. The fried wanton is ordinary.
Damages: $3-$7.
Potion: I have problem finishing a $4 portion. The portion is generous.
Return To Eat: Yes, just to see the milf stall owner's wife
Parklane Wanton Mee
Variety: Limited
Noodle: Dry, too dry.
Toppings: OK.
Damages: $3.50-$5.
Potion: Normal portion
Return to Eat: There are better options elsewhere
Remarks: The standard has dropped alot over the years especially since they started to hire many PRCs.
Lavender Food Centre
Variety: Limited
Noodle: Good control of heat and timing. Just nice. Q and springy, laced with pork oil.
Toppings: Normal. The normal wanton is nice.
Damages: $4/$5
Potion: Super small, even for a $5 portion.
Return to Eat: Yes, just for the pork oil laced noodle. Im a sucker for that.
Remarks: Beware of the black face stall helper. On most days, she looks as if you owe her money :o
Geylang Gong's Family Wanton Mee
Variety: Limited
Noodle: Ok, with a small dash of pork oil.
Toppings: Normal
Damages: $3-$5
Potion: The $5 portion is huge
Return to Eat: Yes, then hop over to Lorong 20 to look see :p
Remarks: The normal potion is ok. However, please note that if you add noodle to your potion, the guy who cooks the noodle seems to lose control over the timing and heat. The whole lot of noodle starts to become tangle together when served to you and becomes hard like a rock in no time.
Tampines Round Market
Variety: Large (They have all sort of noodles. Pork Rib, Sarawak Kolo Mee, Spinach Mee etc etc)
Noodle: Soggy, too wet. Noodle no taste. I prefer noodle laced with pork oil.
Toppings: Good. Char Siew and the normal wanton is nice. The fried wanton is ordinary.
Damages: $3-$7.
Potion: I have problem finishing a $4 portion. The portion is generous.
Return To Eat: Yes, just to see the milf stall owner's wife
Parklane Wanton Mee
Variety: Limited
Noodle: Dry, too dry.
Toppings: OK.
Damages: $3.50-$5.
Potion: Normal portion
Return to Eat: There are better options elsewhere
Remarks: The standard has dropped alot over the years especially since they started to hire many PRCs.
Lavender Food Centre
Variety: Limited
Noodle: Good control of heat and timing. Just nice. Q and springy, laced with pork oil.
Toppings: Normal. The normal wanton is nice.
Damages: $4/$5
Potion: Super small, even for a $5 portion.
Return to Eat: Yes, just for the pork oil laced noodle. Im a sucker for that.
Remarks: Beware of the black face stall helper. On most days, she looks as if you owe her money :o
Geylang Gong's Family Wanton Mee
Variety: Limited
Noodle: Ok, with a small dash of pork oil.
Toppings: Normal
Damages: $3-$5
Potion: The $5 portion is huge
Return to Eat: Yes, then hop over to Lorong 20 to look see :p
Remarks: The normal potion is ok. However, please note that if you add noodle to your potion, the guy who cooks the noodle seems to lose control over the timing and heat. The whole lot of noodle starts to become tangle together when served to you and becomes hard like a rock in no time.
Yah, they are all not Q. The most important thing is the mee must be Q. Go and try marine parade hawker centre, opposite the small lane from Parkway Parade. There are these row of Wantan mee competitors, facing RBS-ABN Amro Bank. One of them uses fresh Wantan Mee air-flown from Hong Kong 3 times a week. The mee is really, really Q. I dun knoe if they are still there, though. 1 year plus never go: too hot, sweat like hell, cannot tahan.
Among Chinese mee, wanton mee is at least much better than bak chor mee. Actually I don't eat wanton, I always order char siew only. At least that's sliced from whole piece of meat. If I want to make do with minced meat, I'd have gone for a hamburger. The char siew and the mee usually not bad though. At $2.50 - 3.00, quite reasonable. Don't want wanton, they'd give me a few more slices of char siew, fair enough. The $4 - 5 Lavender stall I've passed by several times before. Once I've seen the price, I walk on by. Never tried before. Crazy price. I'd rather add on a couple of dollars to have pork chop or fish and chips.
where got hot. knn, you guys are out dater liao.
Lavender wanton mee is most expensive and worst. Not say worst in taste or hot or not hot, middle somewhere. But worst in half plate portion. How to eat as a meal? 3 mouths and no more liao. Their mee made from dragon beard and their wanton made from dragon meat is it? Only thing I don't understand, why so many idiots queuing? I told me my friend don't bother belanjah me there anymore. The portion is an insult to anyone except like refugees scraping for leftover food on the streets. Must pay $4 for that?
Lanjiao! :oIo:
Belanjah I also don't want.
Lanjiao! :oIo:
Belanjah I also don't want.
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Best Wanton Mee (though not in Singapore)
4/32-33 Soi Petchburi 19,
Pratunam, Bangkok
Tel: 02-653 9618, 081-839 5105
Business Hours: Opens daily from 9.30am - 5.30pm
Not trying to be drama-rama around here, but to me this is the best i never tasted!
4/32-33 Soi Petchburi 19,
Pratunam, Bangkok
Tel: 02-653 9618, 081-839 5105
Business Hours: Opens daily from 9.30am - 5.30pm
Not trying to be drama-rama around here, but to me this is the best i never tasted!
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