it's lunchtime but no one is eating here except me and the staff... very sad looking place, and the food is horrible. I can't finish the noodle.. also, I suspect that the wanton soup is not fresh because it's a little bit sour. Btw, only 1 aunty preparing all for drink and food.. I'm wondering how this business has survived for so many years 🤔

Claiming their wanton noodles terrible is rather unjust. The noodles are nicely flavour with a generous amount of char siew, wanton and vegetables for an affordable price. The auntie heed my advice to have only a bit of chilli, and goes perfectly as well. As for the Nasi Lemak, the portion is generous, although the rice flavour can be stronger. All the stores in this coffee shop seems to mend by one auntie. The auntie goes from preparing the wanton noodles to making preparation for Nasi Lemak and ice coffee.

Hands down one of worst wanton noodle I have tried so far. Firstly, the noodle was too dry, and the noodles were all stuck together making it very difficult to eat. Secondly, the charsiew served was not fresh, it has an unpleasant stench and taste to it. This totally ruined the entire bowl of noodle. The environment of the coffeeshop needs a lot of improvement, how could they place the rubbish bin right next to the table where they place the condiments. This place is operated 2 china staff when I was there. Highly doubt their hygienic standard.

Similar style to pontian noodles. More options like chicken or duck noodles. Combining all three sauces - black, chili and ketchup is a little too much, not advised. They also serve desserts but at lunch time they only had two of the displayed desserts as the others were still being cooked.

Decent quality wanton noodles and have a clean taste and an acceptable price. Not the best I've had in Singapore, but it's consistently good and I find the service good too (always friendly).