Chun Ji Wantan Mee
One of the foods that I have enjoyed greatly over many years in Wantan (wonton noodles).
I like it even more when it is being eaten in some back lane of some dark obscure places when hygienic or rather than lack of it is no issue at all. The picture would have been made even more complete who some brown mix-breed dog lying around the store. I know of many guys who share this same philosophy with me.
I found this place in Stirling Road. The details are as follows…
Block 164 Stirling Road
#01-1200
Operating Hours
Thurs – Tues : 815am – 3pm
(Closed on Wed)
I enjoyed the surrounding very much. The food is cheap and above average. The noodles is quite different (lumpy but tasty) and the char siew is really well done. It costs $2.50 per plate. It washed down really well with a cup of kopi kau.
Though I had tried better Wonton Noodles before, I would go back just for the ambience. It is “ulu” and tucked away in some very old HDB block.
Check it out!
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I like it even more when it is being eaten in some back lane of some dark obscure places when hygienic or rather than lack of it is no issue at all. The picture would have been made even more complete who some brown mix-breed dog lying around the store. I know of many guys who share this same philosophy with me.
I found this place in Stirling Road. The details are as follows…
Block 164 Stirling Road
#01-1200
Operating Hours
Thurs – Tues : 815am – 3pm
(Closed on Wed)
I enjoyed the surrounding very much. The food is cheap and above average. The noodles is quite different (lumpy but tasty) and the char siew is really well done. It costs $2.50 per plate. It washed down really well with a cup of kopi kau.
Though I had tried better Wonton Noodles before, I would go back just for the ambience. It is “ulu” and tucked away in some very old HDB block.
Check it out!
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posted by Jeff Chong at 12:39 pm
19 Comments:
wow, even the mug is the old glass type. best!
yup Yeu Ann... the whole works man!
Hi Yeu Ann, nice to meet you at Ps' blog =)
Hi Ps Jeff, I have been reading your blog. Just want to drop a note to thank you for being our(my husband, my son and I) pastor. You have touch our hearts and lives.
Hi Amy, I am really gald that Claudia and I are able to share our lives with our church family.
Keep serving Him together! Your family and you are much valued!
Do you know the meaning of "wanton"?
I first read of this word from the bible (Isa 47:8). The word means malicious or sexually lawless or excessively luxurious.
Did not know that they have wanton mee back in the bible times!
Thought that this word only exists in the dictionary. Did not know that it exists in the Bible too!
Pastor, thanks for always recommending good food to us. Perhaps u may wanna include the price and have a value index! The proportion which is what I think many guys are interested of :)
wow... good idea Leslie. Will see how I can present this even better...
In addition to recommending good food, maybe you can also pray that God will rain down manna from heaven. In these times, what we really need is free food!
Pastor... I think I shouldn't read your blog when I am in Australia. Makes me reeeeaaaallly hungry and I can't eat those food!!! Haha...
haha... let's pray for free food then :)
Too bad Eve... no such food in down under :(
But take heart, you have fish and chips and meat pies...
Wah Lau, I wish I was back in SG paying only $3 for wantan mee at most...
Here(in Oz) its so generic type- which cost A$10- and doesn't taste as nice. :P
yup Got to go to the right country to get teh right food :)
Haiz, hopefully I can come back during e winter mth..and taste sum genuine wantan mee.
If I can sort out the housing issue 1st..since I'm moving out of my current pl after my contract is over.
If you like wantan mee, you must try its cousin in Kuching.. Kolo Mee!
But make sure you only eat it in Kuching. The ones in Singapore are so far from the real thing...
Hi Timothy, hope things will be sorted out well and you will get to eat some good noodles :)
WZ, yes I have tried the Kolo Mee in Kuching. Its nice. I like the laksa there in Kuching as well. Its really good.
The Kolo Mee in Singapore are way to expensive...
Ps Jeff, your blog is always filled with food pictures. its so awesome...makes me hungry. any bak chor mee recommendations? hahaha =x
hope all's well for you...take care and God bless!
Hey Derek, it is great to hear from you. Hope life's good for you over at LA!
The Tai Hwa Bak Chor Mee is mee is one of the best. I am not sure if it is still available at Marina Square food court. I used to eat that one a lot. Very long queue though.
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