AMK Sheng Mian. Which stall do you prefer?

There are two sheng mian stalls at Kebun Baru Market and Food Centre, Seletar Sheng Mian and Mian Fen Guo vs De Ji Cooked Food.

Both stalls command long queues during rush hours. Which sheng mian stall does YumzYumz think is better?

Here is a quick overview of how both sheng mian stalls faired in our assessments.

	De Ji Cooked Food	Seletar Sheng Mian and Mian Fen Guo
How did it taste?	4.5	4.5
Was it worth the price?	5.0	5.0
How was their attitude / service?	5.0	4.5
Overall Rating	4.8	4.7

Deep Flavoured Soup Sheng Mian 生面 @ De Ji Cooked Food (德记熟食)

Noodles were well cooked, soup was absolutely amazing, full bodied with tons of flavour. Abundant with ingredients, simply amazing.

Sheng Mian @ Seletar Sheng Mian and Mian Fen Guo

Similar to De Ji Cooked Food, noodles were nice and firm, holding the soup really well. Soup was starchy, but slightly subtle in terms of taste compared to De Ji Cooked Food. Minced pork were leaner, thus soup wasn't as "cloudy" in comparison. They had a prawn added, which gave it an edge in terms of sweetness.

Conclusion

Although both stalls offer sheng mian, but are somewhat different in terms of soup base. However, our preference will probably lean slightly towards De Ji Cooked Food, just because of their fully soup body. If you disagree with this, do remember that it is our opinion. Food is subjective, and if you think otherwise, do drop us a message within any of our social platforms. ^^

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