01. AH KIAT WANTON MEE – BEDOK 538 MARKET & FOOD CENTRE
Ah Kiat grew up in a small kampung in Ipoh, helping at his mother’s food stall and developing a passion for cooking from young. After coming to Singapore, he trained at a roast meat stall, sharpening his kitchen skills.
He later learned wanton mee under his godmother, the owner of Bai Li Wanton Mee at Blk 538 Bedok North Market and Food Centre. When she retired, she passed the stall to Ah Kiat, who renamed it Ah Kiat Wanton Mee to honour her legacy.
The mee kia is blanched for a nice springy bite and well-coated with soy sauce and sambal chilli. The noodles are flavourful and satisfying, with a gentle lardy richness. Their house-made char siew stands out too — freshly grilled, tender with a slight chew and good fat-to-lean balance.
Regular – $4.50
Address: 538 Bedok North Street 3, #01-92, S460538
Opening Hours: 4:30am – 3:00pm (Closed on Thu)
02. ALJUNIED WANTON MEE – GEYLANG BAHRU HAWKER CENTRE
At Aljunied Wanton Mee, the noodles are pleasantly springy and evenly coated in a savoury sauce that highlights their natural wheat aroma. Each mouthful feels balanced, not overly oily, and easy to enjoy from start to finish.
The char siew is thinly sliced, flavourful, and tender, carrying a gentle sweetness that pairs nicely with the noodles. The bowl also comes with a light wonton soup on the side — clear and comforting, with delicate dumplings that add another layer of enjoyment.
A small dish of green chilli is provided for those who enjoy a little heat, giving the noodles an extra kick without overpowering the original flavours.
Regular – $4.00
Address: 69 Geylang Bahru, S330069
Opening Hours: 6:00am – 2:00pm (Closed on Thu)
03. MIN KEE TANJONG RHU WANTON NOODLE – KIM KEAT PALM MARKET & FOOD CENTRE
Hidden along a narrow lane and partially blocked by pillars and walls, Min Kee Tanjong Rhu Wanton Noodle is easy to miss, but hard to forget. Despite its tucked-away location, queues form quickly whenever the stall opens — a strong indicator of its loyal following.
The stall is known for its efficient cooking style, preparing multiple bowls at once to keep waiting time shorter. The noodles are springy, soft, and lightly coated with lard, giving off a pleasant fragrance with each bite. Portion size is decent for one person, though bigger eaters may want an add-on.
The wantons are another highlight, offering an old-school, authentic taste that feels nostalgic and satisfying. Simple, honest, and wallet-friendly, Min Kee delivers a dependable bowl of wanton mee that keeps customers coming back.
Regular – $3.50
Address: 22 Lor 7 Toa Payoh, #01-49, S310022
Opening Hours: 7:30am – 2:30pm (Closed on Tue)
04. WAH LENG WANTON NOODLE – ABC BRICKWORKS FOOD CENTRE
The fine, thin noodles are generously coated in sauce, with enough to cling evenly to every strand. Each mouthful delivers a pleasing mix of tenderness and spring, with a light, bouncy bite that feels comforting and satisfying.
The sauce stands out with its savoury, lardy richness, carrying a subtle kick after adding chilli. Small bits of lard are mixed into the noodles, adding extra fragrance and depth of flavour. The char siew, though simple, is decent and complements the noodles well.
Regular – $4 | Large – $5
Address: 6 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-117, S150006
Opening Hours: 6:00am – 2:00pm (Closed on Tue)
05. KALLANG AIRPORT WANTON NOODLE – LAU PA SAT
Amidst the towering skyscrapers of Singapore’s CBD, Lau Pa Sat remains a beloved heritage icon that celebrates both history and food culture. Adding to its vibrant lineup is Kallang Airport Wanton Noodle, a newer arrival that brings along comforting, old-school flavours.
Their signature wanton mee offers a pleasing balance of taste and texture. Springy egg noodles are well-coated in a rich, dark sauce that is savoury and addictive without being too heavy. Each bowl is generously topped with juicy char siew, crisp Chinese greens, and fried wantons that add a light crunch.
Simple yet satisfying, this bowl delivers familiar flavours done right — perfect for a dependable plate of classic wanton noodles in the heart of the city.
Regular – $6.20 (10% Off for FairPrice App Payment)
Address: 18 Raffles Quay, #01-57, S048582
Opening Hours: 8:00am – 10:30pm Daily
06. JIN SONG – MAYFLOWER MARKET & FOOD CENTRE
Operating since 1971, this long-standing stall clearly knows what it is doing. Now run by the second generation, Jin Song continues to draw loyal customers with its consistently satisfying bowls of wanton noodles.
The $4 bowl arrives with char siew slices and leafy greens resting over a base of Hong Kong–style mee kia. Before serving, the noodles are finished with a ladle of aromatic gravy scooped from the braised chicken feet pot, adding an extra layer of depth and fragrance.
Flavours are bold and consistent, carrying a pleasant spice and rich savouriness with hints of dried shrimp. There is plenty of sauce at the bottom of the bowl, ensuring every strand is well-coated and packed with taste. The wantons are another standout — noticeably larger than what you find at most stalls, with three generous pieces already included.
Regular – $4.00
Address: 162 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4, #01-30, S560162
Opening Hours: 6:00am – 3:00pm (Closed on Mon)
