I believe many people have tried wanton noodles before at Tiong Bahru Food Court. The queue at this stall at times can be quite long. The stall sells two types of wanton noodles; normal and premium. For my visit, I ordered the normal wanton noodles. For the premium wanton noodles, the pork used to make the char siew was said to be of higher quality and used a different part of the pig.
I am satisfied with what I have gotten with a normal version. However, I am looking forward to a slightly more flavourful for its sauce. They put the chilli paste and the pickled green chillies on the side. It is a good idea, especially for those who did not want to add chilli paste then do not need to mix them together.
The egg noodles are not soggy after being mixed with the sauce and slowly eating it.
I liked the meat. It is something comparable to Chef Kang’s Noodle House and Weng Kang Ji Wanton Noodle char siew. It has a balance of lean and fat meat. However, the wantons are a little disappointed. Chef Kang’s wantons are better!