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Soi 19 Thai Wanton Mee



Craving for some delicious wanton noodles from Soi 19 Wanton Mee, we headed down to Upper Thomson to try out their original and black sauce wanton noodles.

Both original and black sauce noodles were delectably blanched and mixed with their savoury and briny sauce mix which was exceptionally tasty and irresistible. Its black sauce version was slightly more heavy on the sauce mix with saltier taste but still flavourful. Fried pork lard were delightful, full of crunch and yummilicious for the crunchy crispy texture to go along with the noodles. Char siew chunks were tender and generously given, complimenting the delicious noodles. Soup was full-bodied and rich in depth and flavour. Portion was generous and filling for a hungry afternoon lunch.

Pricing ranges from regular $5.30, large $6.30 and jumbo $7.30, which are more than reasonably priced.

Soi 19 Thai Wanton Mee has the quality and quantity to satisfy any hungry foodies, which explains their popularity with throngs of customers during lunchtime.

Soi 19 Thai Wanton Mee Opening Hours and Location

Monday10:30am - 11pm
Tuesday10:30am - 11pm
Wednesday10:30am - 11pm
Thursday10:30am - 11pm
Friday11am - 12am
Saturday10:30am - 12am
Sunday10:30am - 11pm

Address : 244R Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 574369

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