After reviewing Kok Kee's wanton mee at Lavender Food Square, which was totally awesome, we finally found the time to make our way down to one of our favourite wanton mee stalls which we frequent.
This stall called 51 Wanton egg noodles sells quite a variety of noodles and enjoys a bustling business which can be seen from the long queue. I'm not really sure about the opening time but the noodles usually sell out by around 1 - 2pm. So be there early!
Yum yum! This is the $4 plate. Oh, I forgotten to mention that the wanton noodles come in prices of $2.50, $3.50 or $4 and some other noodles served are mushroom and shredded chicken noodles, shrimp dumpling noodles and special noodles which consist of mushrooms, shrimps, shredded chicken and a few other ingredients. When you order the $4 portion, you also get a huge bowl of soup with more wantons.
The selling point of Kok Kee's noodles is it's special sauce, sweet and good. The selling point of this stall's noodles, however, is it's chilli sauce. The chilli sauce is somehow fried differently and differs from other normal wanton mee chilli sauce and it really compliments the base sauce very well. Not really sure how to describe the taste but the chilli is very fragrant and turns the base sauce into a thick, red, spicy, concoction that is simply kick ass!
The char siew is also roasted but lean! No fatty pieces for me uh uh. Coat it with the sauce for best results ;)
The wanton is pretty average but much improved from previously. It's not too bad either. Oh, have I suggested coating it with the sauce?
Please go try the noodles. Definately one of our favourite wanton noodles of all time!
Address:
#01-51
51 Wanton Egg Noodles
The stall is located at the upper food center (there's one on top and another at the bottom) beside Heartland Mall. In case I've left any readers puzzled where Heartland Mall is, it's just opposite Kovan MRT station and is along Tampines Road near Hougang.
(I'll try to get the address soon)
And yeah, some promotion for a Halloween party while we were there :)
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12 comments:
Heh, YD, from Lavender to Hougang, you do go around the country trying out different foods ya? *wink*
Yup! I'll go anywhere for good food Angie. Anywhere for gooooood food :)
good, so do some reviews in the WEST!! sniff out the good stuff here so that I dont have to do it. *chuckles*
YD,i tried this stall the last time i was back,very yummy indeed! :)
But the queue is horrible.GUess it's like that in every part of the world,where good food is,there's a long Q everywhere... :)
Actually what I like is Malaysian wanton mee, the sort if black sauce in it. Now that's so tasty!
Yo mich! don't worry I'll go to the west. Sooner or later :)
gracio: yeah I know! the queue is horrible. But worth the wait :)
D: Yo D! R u back from ur holiday? I love m'sian wanton mee also. oh well, I love almost all of m'sian hawker food
YD, what up? Yeah, I'm back but my updating is abit slower than normal because I'm concurrently relinking most of my pictures as well because of Blogger's bugs. Malaysia is truly a kickass place for food but my new SEA love is Thailand haha.
Yep, I've been there twice and can't agree more about the food. I don't know what's wrong with blogger, I kept getting errors when posting also.
I've tried this wanton mee upon seeing the queue one early sunday morning.
I must say I still prefer the wanton mee at Hong Lim Food Centre ( see my post on it at: http://wisdomlite.blogspot.com/2007/02/best-wanton-mee-in-town-ive-found-it.html).
So go ahead and make the comparison..you'll like the ones at Hong Lim. =)
I think the WTM is so so, really dont like the chillis sauce. The Char Kuay teow , the kuay chap stall is worth a try.
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