Posted by CyberTron on Sep 02, 2008 12:59AM
At Old Airport Road Food Centre, there's actually 2 pretty famous wanton mee stall which is facing the main road, both just separate by a drink stall.
Both stalls have their own loyal group of followers, and to distinguish them, one have the queue number, one does not. In this case, this is the one that does not have it.
Looking for a late night dinner last night, by the time I was there, the other stall was already closed, so decided to have my wanton mee at this stall.
Ordered a $4 wanton mee, and there's was not that many people when I was there (around 10 - 11pm), and did not have to wait that long. As you can see from the photos, the wanton mee is served using the traditional porcelain bowls, though the soup are in plastic bowls. Portion wise, is actually quite a lot. Coming to the taste, the chilli is pretty good, though I find the noodle just so so, which I think maybe be a little under cooked (I actually prefer my wanton mee softer) though it might be good for others. Nevertheless, it is still a pretty decent bowl of wanton mee.
For those who have tried both, which do you prefer? I know there's also quite a few other wanton mee stalls in this food centre too, which are good and not as famous.
Both stalls have their own loyal group of followers, and to distinguish them, one have the queue number, one does not. In this case, this is the one that does not have it.
Looking for a late night dinner last night, by the time I was there, the other stall was already closed, so decided to have my wanton mee at this stall.
Ordered a $4 wanton mee, and there's was not that many people when I was there (around 10 - 11pm), and did not have to wait that long. As you can see from the photos, the wanton mee is served using the traditional porcelain bowls, though the soup are in plastic bowls. Portion wise, is actually quite a lot. Coming to the taste, the chilli is pretty good, though I find the noodle just so so, which I think maybe be a little under cooked (I actually prefer my wanton mee softer) though it might be good for others. Nevertheless, it is still a pretty decent bowl of wanton mee.
For those who have tried both, which do you prefer? I know there's also quite a few other wanton mee stalls in this food centre too, which are good and not as famous.
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iNotFat commented..
I prefer the one without queue number. :)
I've not visited this place ever since it was renovated.
I've not visited this place ever since it was renovated.
2008-09-09 19:10:09
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