Linda
4
Tried their wanton soup. For a $3 portion, they prepared loads of wanton that is filled with well marinated meat and a tinge of salted fish if not mistaken. Lady manning the stall was friendly too.
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Reviews for Swatow Wanton Noodle
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Kian Wee
4
The fried wanton is worth the wait. The ngoh hiang is meaty and worth the $3. A good find.
Jolene
3
Had laksa ($4.50), wanton noodle ($4.00) & fried wanton ($2.00) for breakfast, was normal.
Irfan
4
Taste ok! The $4.50 portion is really filling. Had the kway teow noodles. Wantons came in a bowl of soup.
Hui Min
3
Wanted to try their wanton noodles but decided to try their laksa instead. I added wanton to my laksa. The laksa lacked depth in taste and flavour but the wantons were surprisingly good - flavourful and rich taste of meat and dried sole fish. Guess I should have ordered the wanton noodles instead.
Grace
4
Wow, Bedok market is crowded on a weekend at around 11 am! Long queue for wantan noodles; took the non-spicy dry option. Ultimately, not my favourite version - good: the char siew was tender and moist, with generous helpings; wantan in soup …
Fahmi
5
Very well made soup wantons! Probably the best item to return for! The noodles are al dente and the char siew is kinda normal yet hearty! Overall it’s an above average wanton mee stall that have lived and thrived though the generations! Older folks do love it.
Elaine
2
Average wan ton noodles. Noodles is not the crispy egg noodles. Char siew is pretty tender. …
Darren
3
Ordered the wonton noodles (med), dumplings noodles (med) and mushroom chicken feet. Overall noodles needed more flavour, noodles were cooking to a springy texture and the wonton had lots of meat. Unfortunately I found a small bone inside …
Charlene
5
Tasty tangy noodle. The chilli is on the more spicy side so take note pls. Portion is generous and wonton is great! …