Old‑school wanton mee. The noodles were the sticky type that absorbs the sauce really well. Nice to enjoy a different style of wanton mee once in a while. Recommended.

Very yummy springy wanton mee. Usually sold out by 12 noon.

Rating of 4.2? Sorry, I don't agree. Noodles cost $4, and adding noodles is an addition of $1. Char siew is below average(no cameralization, probably food colouring). Wantons average, noodles average. Tray? So dirty I wanna puke. I went there in the wee hours of the morning, ordered my food, and tried to grab a tray and there was where it went totally wrong. I also felt like leaving. Although auntie wiped my tray with a cloth, I was disgusted to the pits of my stomach. Google should actually let us review the cleaniless of these stalls.

Noticed long queues frequently. Decided to join the queue on a sun morning 9am, took 20mins. Noodles are QQ springy! The blend of sauce and oil is very done very well. I find it abit oily though. So will request less oil next time. Char siew and dumplings with soup are average. No vegetables given. Prices very affordable. I see some customers cutting the formed up queue and were served sooner. I guessed they are regulars but I find this a bit unfair.

The stall owner is so faithful and focus on his cooking. The wanton mee is good, especially it's chili, superb. Try the chicken feet mushroom noodle too. The chicken feet is good too. Come and try yourself.