24 hours 7-Eleven, 24 hours KFC, 24 hours Mc D are familiar to us but 24 hours Wan Tan Mee? When I first heard about this, it was quite hard for me to believe it.
This stall operates by a 73 years old man and his wife. His wife operates the stall from 7am - 1pm, and the old man takes over then. The only off day is Tuesday night. He has been operating the stall for ~ 50 years. According to him, he plan to operate the stall for another 2 years.
The stall owner in action making some wan tan for us.
The noodle use is slightly different from Thong Kee noodle. This one is thinner and QQ while Thong Kee one has crunchy feeling.
The vegetable was serve separately with some dark soy sauce. I felt that the dark soy sauce is a bit too much, therefore the vegetable is slightly salty.
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wow.... the wantan noodles look QQ.
This stall is cheap economical. You can ask for more vege with wantan mee without extra charge.
But if you like better a tasting wantan mee from the same food court, you could try the stall on the next row! The stall is run by a lady in her 40's or 50's, with the help from her daughter.
Interesting. That's a good looking late night meal!
10 cents per piece? wow I can order 20 of those soup ones haha!
btw, there's a food court near Sunshine Square that sells wantan at 10cents per piece too
cheap, good and always available!!! gong xi fa cai!!
wow 24 hrs is hardcore! Looks really delicious!
Food Paradise,
If compare to the Thong Kee Wan Tan mee, this is consider less QQ.
Jason,
Thanks for the info, will try it out if got chance.
duodishes,
It's really a late night meal as I had the noodle at almost 12 midnight.
Vkeong,
Food court near Sunshine Square, what's the name ar?
Duckie,
Gong Xi Fa Cai to you and your family too!
pigpigscorner,
I really admire that uncle.. only sleep a few hours daily.. then work work work and work...
Wow this is 'teamwork' / 'division of work'! Looks like they learned it from the Bayan Lepas factories or pioneered it?