昌记云吞面 Cheong Kee Wanton Mee @ SG - 340 Ang Mo Kio Street 32

The wan tan skin is smooth and the dry chili is delicious. Noodle is also springy. Service is good too. I will definitely come back.

Finally found a nice Malaysia Wan Tan Mee with black sauce. Noodle is springy and the sauce is match with the noodle. Never tried dried chili before and its amazing to me when eat together with the noodle. Also can req for curry if want to. Wantan and cahr siew very nice and tasty enough with the portion. The soup didn't has so much taste but quite smooth cause me keep drinking till empty. I do like that they gave me a pack of wet tissue to wipe the table after I collected the food. A very good experience and lots of 家乡的味道. Apparently will come back again and try their curry noodle.

Ordered curry kway tiao with shui jiao soup. But they ran out of shui jiao it seems, so replaced with wantons. Firstly, good service i hope they keep the service standrd throughout. In asking if i can change what i ordered, to asking if my curry is too spicy. Next, the curry is not spicy at all, is rather mild and i feels it complements the kway tiao + char siew + wanton. Wanton is delicious, skin is soft and meat is same portion in every wanton. Will definitely come back again to try their wanton mee.

Trying out malaysia style wantan mee. It was very tasty with the handmade chilli blend in to the noodles. Perfect!!!! The noodles was springy which is to my liking.. Will definitely go again.. Thumbs up???

Located at the kopitiam opposite amk swimming pool. Ordered dried wanton noodle. Noodle is al-dente, soup and meat wanton is tastu. Like the dried hae bee hiam chilli to goes with noodle. Would be good if Char siu is "char" type

Chance upon this newly opened wanton noodle stall at the coffeeshop at blk 340 Amk street 32. if i am not wrong, This stall barely open for just a few days. there wasn't any queue when i was there. But noticed there were a few tables in the coffeeshop that ordered from this stall. Apart from wanton mee, they also sells yong tau fu over here. wanton noodle's price starts from SGD$4.50 onwards. they have quite a variety of items to add on. Ordering is pretty straight forward. You will be given a queue no. once you paid. your no. will be called once your food is ready. it didn't took me long before my noodle was ready. I like the fact that i was give a wet tissue when I collected my food. Noodle was nicely cooked, texture of noodle was springy, sauce was flavorful and the noodle was well coated with the sauce. Char siew and wanton was quite disappointing. Charsiew was dry, wanton's filling was bland and the skin was quite thick. Nevertheless, a decent plate of wanton noodle.

Authentic Malaysia style wanton noodle indeed, I ordered a regular dry wanton noodle priced at 4.50$. The wanton came in separate bowl of soup. We also ordered a extra bowl of dumpling soup. Will definitely come back to try curry noodle which according to the owner, the curry recipe is a special recipe derived from family business originally from the Eastern coast state Pahang,Malaysia.

Came here after reading reviews. Wanted to try the curry noodles but they had run out of curry today. So I had the standard wonton Mee and yongtaufoo with kwayteow noodles Wonton Mee: this is the Malaysia style black sauce. I had the large size mee kia. Serving was reasonable. Wonton was a generous size (not those mini type u sometimes get). They throw in a sliced bitter gourd from the YTF too. YTF: the kway teow noodles were good. Mix it up with the garlic crunches. Add in the packed chilli for awesome taste. The kwayteow carried the taste of the sauce. The YTF liao was above average, though nothing spectacular. Would have wished they had more fried items. Would go back to try the curry. But alas they announced they would be ceasing operations on 13 July 2022 :( looks like I discovered this place too late....