Bei-Ing Wonton Noodle 美樱雲吞麵 (ROXY SQUARE) - #01-64 Roxy Square Food Court

Name: Bei-Ing Wonton Noodle 美樱雲吞麵 (ROXY SQUARE) - #01-64 Roxy Square Food Court
Address: Singapore 428769, -, Singapore

4.2/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Bei-Ing Wonton Noodle 美樱雲吞麵 (ROXY SQUARE)

Address :	Singapore 428769
Phone :	📞 +9
Postal code :	-
Website :	https://www.facebook.com/being1ton
Categories :	Hawker stall ,

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R	Royal Pears on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Enjoyed the wanton noodles ($6) - the noodles texture, fried wantons, boiled wantons, char siew and soup were good. Found the dark sauce noodles a bit too salty though.
X	Xiaoan bai chi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Perpetually long Q at this wantan Mee place in a quaint little mall. The noodles here are done Msian style with a umami laden black sauce. Seems their son set up his own stall nearby selling the same wantan Mee. And that's going to be my next destination :)
C	ChOcO LoVeR on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My husband saw lots of reviews here and since we are near the area, I decided to give it a try and frankly I'm quite surprised it's still quite crowded at off-peak timing. Ordered the wanton noodles and though there's $5 but uncle didn't ask and told me it's $6. Portion was quite generous in a way with both soup & fried wantons. Overall sauce is about too much, thus the over sweetness? Char Siew was abit disappointing for me coz find it abit hard, however every one's tastebud is different so I would say you can give it a try to see if you are nearby the area.
C	C W on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Loved the dishes we tried especially the Malaysian style wanton noodles. Delicious. Pretty presentation, appreciate the effort. The eatery is popular so be prepared to wait a little. Can try the rojak (in the same coffee shop) while you wait.
W	Wei xiong Wang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wanton mee 云吞面 ? Food wise: I believe this is a known gem and it does live up to its name! Nice and q noodles, with sweet and savoury sauce to go with it! The star of the show, one would think, is the fried wanton, very crispy and delicious, although the ingredients in it quite little, overall it still feel satisfying hearing the crunch! Char siew was good too! Sweet, tender with a nice amount of fats on each piece of meat, tasty! The other wanton was pretty good too, but the show was stolen by the fried wanton. However, it still wins many other wanton mee stalls for sure! ✨ Ambience wise: Busy place, uncles there love to joke around, foodies there seemed well entertained! A very happy ambience! ?? Service wise: Great! This uncle also likes to joke! Friendly uncle~ ? Price wise:$6, think this is the only downside, slightly pricey but worth it! Will I go back again for it? Definitely!
S	S Foo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Went there on a Sunday for lunch. We were in the queue from 1.45pm and did not get our order till 2.40pm, close to 1 hour. We ordered Char Siew Wonton Noodles ($6) and Shredded Chicken Hor Fun ($6). Wonton noodles was al dente not mushy. Toppings of Char Siew, Wonton and Fried Wonton warrant the price of $6. Similarly for the shredded chicken. For the hype and attention the stall is getting attention to details like giving tender chye sim should not be overlooked. Taste wise it does not warrant a return visit bearing in mind the long wait.
E	Elaine Lim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Monday late lunch. Thankfully, queue quite short and tables available. Thick dark sauce, good spice level chili mixed with textured noodles. Char siew slices, generous serving, thick and succulent. Fried wanton, 4 large ones and crisp on point. Wantons in soup, rich marinated filling and go well with green chili. The spring onion strips added a refreshing taste to the soup. The price is on the costly side but worth the eat. The chef artistically cooked and served with pride, full of energy. Do give your support.
Y	YY on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Have been looking for this “black-sauce” wanton noodle for a while now, and this definitely was worth the wait ?? Perfect balance between the dark soy sauce, oil and chilli, the gravy was very much on point. Noodles were on the right side of being soft, char siew was properly roasted, and both the wanton (soup and fried versions) were great in their own ways too! It all came together really well, albeit the price point of $6 which I was being sold, it was one which we were looking for for quite some time now, so it’s definitely worth the trip and money ?? Will definitely return to try out the dumpling versions next time too!