❤️ Food sharing IG @ jkgourmets 😋 美食分享尽在 IG @ jkgourmets Even this is not the best Wantan Mee in Singapore, but I can't help to give them 5 stars reviews. Due to it sufficient portion and great flavours. And the most important part is they are probably the cheapest Wantan Mee in town. This review is on year 2026, a great portion of Wantan Mee charging at $3.50. Wow! This is crazy cheap especially nowadays others small portion Wantan Mee alr3cost you at $4.50 and above. Honestly, their noodle was cooked slightly overcooked and textured is too soft and lack of tenderness or Al dented we used to called. But other than that all are good. Especially the base seasoning taste was good, was full of old school flavours. Noodle colour looks white and plain, but the was very flavourful, well balance of savory and spiciness. The two Wantan dumplings was delicious, charsiew and vegetables was standard taste, no complaints. Overall, kind owner who served the neighborhood for decades, soft noodle probably purposely for elderly, their main neighborhood regular customers. Definitely a highly recommended stall to all. Try it while the price still remains affordable.

Chan's Delights may have moved a few times, but their wanton noodles and braised chicken feet are unmissable. Their noodles continue to come with a wonderful snappy bite with absolutely zero alkaline taste. They’re tossed in a savory-spicy sauce blend that hits all the right smoky, salty notes. But for me the real star is the braised chicken feet. They are fried before they’re braised for hours, which helps the chicken feet soak up all the braise sauce until they are fall-off-the-bone tender, and completely gelatinous with its collagen goodness. I’ve posted more photos and some tips on visiting this stall on my Instagram @iamgettingfat. Do check it out :)

Very decent old school wanton mee. Lovely sauce especially with the pork lard. You should request for more chili 😆. Wantons and chicken feet were delightful too. Didn’t quite enjoy the noodle texture though. Tight space at the coffee shop.

in a kopitiam, the wanton mee is old school white type which i love it, don't like the Malaysian black sauce type. White with chilli is nice. Ate there many many times and still so good !

Very old school wanton noodle inside a very rundown old school Kopitiam. The noodle texture is good. Wanton is nice. Old style charsiew like secondary school days. The pork lard wow is so crispy that it explodes. Worth eating here as found the nolstagic feel with most customers also in their 50s & 60s in queue.