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A Taste of Tradition: Wanton Mee at Shunfu Market's Dong Nan Noodles 东南云吞面



Located in the corner of Shunfu Mart, Dong Nan Wanton Noodles draws a consistent queue, even without an English sign to guide you. But don't worry - just refer to the image above to find it!

While it may not be Michelin-starred, this humble stall delivers traditional wanton noodles with an old-school taste that hits the spot. The savory, sweet, chewy, and comforting dish is a testament to the quality of their ingredients and preparation.

The standout element of their Char Siew (barbecued pork) is its simplicity and intensity. The sweetness complements the noodles perfectly, making every bite a heavenly experience.

Not to be outdone, the noodles are perfectly cooked and nicely coated in the flavorful sauce. The generously stuffed wantons are a refreshing change from the stingy portions served at some other stalls.

The soup may not be the star of the show, but we did notice plenty of garlic floating on top of the broth as the uncle was cooking - a good sign of attention to detail.

At a reasonable price of just $3 per plate, we devoured our well-plated wanton noodles in a matter of minutes. The overall experience was simple yet satisfying, and we'll definitely be back for more.

Dong Nan Noodles 东南云吞面 Opening Hours and Location

Monday9:30 am - 2 pm
Tuesday8 am - 3 pm
Wednesday8 am - 3 pm
Thursday8 am - 3 pm
Friday8 am - 3 pm
Saturday8 am - 3 pm
SundayClosed

Address : #02-04, Shunfu Mart, 320 SHUNFU ROAD, 570320

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