Ang Mo Kio 453 Wanton Noodle - 162 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4

Wanton mee is good, with thin slices of char siew and mixed well with the sauce and chilli paste. The wanton is soft and tasted good too.

I may have found the perfect wanton mee, usually some famous stalls are only good in certain components such as char siew, wanton etc. But this stall struck a perfect balance and presented a near complete version of wanton mee. I guess this is as good as it gets!

this noodle stall is situated at Mayflower hawker center , can always see long queue at the morning , they open half a day only , liked the noodle very soft , the wanton is very tasty...can have a try and you will know...this stall is closed on every Monday...

Q for 20-25mins on Fri morning. I like the chilli and doneness of the noodles. Soup alittle too salty for my liking, wanton is good (abit salty too), will drop by again if free!

Old traditional wanton noodles and chicken feet noodles. The chicken feet are tasteful and flavourful. ?

Be prepared to queue when visit this stall! Taste: I love the wanton. It is perfectly seasoned. Char siew is one of the best I've had for the leaner type. I prefer fatty char siew, but this is quite good! Noodle texture is very good. Owner does a good job in giving it hot and cold water baths to achieve an ideal texture. The weakest link, I feel, is the sauce. Maybe I prefer stronger flavour, so the sauce seemed a bit lacklustre to me. My friend told me maybe I could ask for more chili next time round, and I think that's a good idea for those who prefer a stronger flavour. Portion: I ordered small one, and added char siew and vege. When I compared it to the big bowl the person in front of me ordered, I feel that I made the wrong choice. $1 for additional char siew wasn't justified. $0.5 for additional vege as well. I should have ordered big. Nevertheless, I feel that the portion is decent. Wow factor: I trust my first bite into my food, and what impressed me most was the wanton. It's hard to explain, but I would come back here for the wanton. Cohesion: Everything definitely came together to form the old school wanton mee that you expect. I enjoyed it very much. Overall, I would dine here if I am in the neighborhood, but I wouldn't come here just for this. It's good, but considering the price and portion, as well as the constant long queue, it won't be my go-to wanton mee.

They have been around for as long as I can remember, and the flavor has always been the same. Kudos to 453 Wanton Noodle for maintaining these amazing standards— must always eat their dry noodle with chili! Chicken feet is also very delicious.

Very good wanton noodle, especially the roast pork! The chicken feet is great too. The small $3.50 is right portion for me. You can add others like mushroom, chicken feet, roast pork at additional cost. Very reasonable.