Y Wah Kee Noodle
Waaahhh... That lazy pig Xinzhong actually came here to lunch with Peiwen & I!! To show our appreciation, we brought him to eat his favourite food - Wanton Mee. And we heard that the wanton mee at Amoy Street Market & Food Centre is one of the better ones around.
THE wanton mee
Wanton soup
Char siew
Wanton
Wah Kee Noodle
#02-125, Amoy Street Market & Food Centre
Size of hole to burn in the pocket
S$2 or $2.50 (can't remember) for a plate of wanton mee
To try or not to
3.75 stars
YYY GluttonYin
THE wanton mee
We reached level 2 of the food centre & found a table within 5 minutes. As the only guy, Xinzhong was made to queue for our wanton mee. =P The queue wasn't short, but it didn't make our stomachs growl in anger.
The noodles tasted good. Better than the one downstairs. But they were a little dry, and I had to add some soup to them. The vegetables were bitter!! I felt like I was taking medicine. Yucks...
Wanton soup
As someone who doesn't really like pork, I actually liked the taste of the wanton and char siew. They didn't have the kind of "porky taste" which I hate so much.
Char siew
Wanton
It would be better if they vegetables weren't so bitter. Peiwen & I thought the wanton mee was nice and acceptable, but Xinzhong felt it wasn't up to his standards. It tasted normal to him. Well, he's very very particular about food quality. =)
Where, where, where
Where, where, where
Wah Kee Noodle
#02-125, Amoy Street Market & Food Centre
Size of hole to burn in the pocket
S$2 or $2.50 (can't remember) for a plate of wanton mee
To try or not to
3.75 stars
YYY
Sunday, May 06, 2007