Parklane Zha Yun Tun Mee House - 91 Bencoolen St

Only the meat is tasty but feel very tasty after meal. Noodles portion is too too less. The meat slices is way too thin. It is pricey. Have aircon but not cold, if to compare food at hawker then I choose here. Nothing special about this shop. Boss don’t seems to care to improve food and service staff behavior. Their “don’t care” / reluctant facial expression is a turn off. 1 star for aircon 1 star for tasty meat I WONT COME BACK, unless future googler indicate overall have improve then I may patronize again.

The portion for the noodle is huge but only few miserable slices of Char Siew. And a Coke is $2... Really not worth it.

Impossible to cater to everyone's taste profile and please the lot, but the 1 star reviews are alarming and undeserving in my opinion. Hardly patronize this shop cause its just extremely out of the way for me, however mindblown cause its still absolutely as amazing as i remembered from many years and years ago. So good. Theyve been around for a lot more than a decade. The noodles are chewy and springy and though yes the portion couldve be larger for $5 cause im not a heavy eater yet I too felt i could actually eat another portion of chicken. But eh, rising cost of living, inflation, it's understandable, just add alacarte lo! Theres this deep flavour to the fried chicken pieces, great texture, bite sized pieces. Efficient service, straightforwardness. Simple and no frills. Loving it still even after 13 years.

Been coming over to this store since the old days over at parklane. I do agree back in the 2000s their menu were awesome! Crispy fried wantons and springy noodles are just wow! Fast forward to sunshine plaza era, the standard really dropped a lot, I do still drive my way to eat their noodles during lunch breaks, sauce diluted, mayo was so diluted that it’s near non-existence. Noodles very tasteless. But I still come here once every 2-3 months. Just to eat and satify my fried wanton craves. Ladies and gentlemen! Today! Wow! The taste is back! Service attitude from the blond- hair lady and the other local lady was on point, friendly and knows how to “up-sell” in a good way :) we brought extra plate of wantons + youtiao! Today really. The food is good! Nice sauce ratio, noodles are super springy, wantons fried to perfection. Give them a chance again! Try them. Legit it’s good! Maybe after all these recent feedback, they bucked up :) Keep up the good work! Will come back more often for my fave wanton mee since 2001

Not sure why, ppl eating gottten noodles did not rinse thru clear water.. Some odd taste

Same outlook. Same location. Different taste. Negative experience. Went there on 20th Dec for lunch. Ordered 1 big and 1 small yun tun mee. Food came but no mayonnaise. Kindly request for 1 but was greeted with animosity. The staff said that she can only give if we order 1 plate of fried wanton. I told her is just the 2 of us and my friend is a small eater. We will not be able to finish even if I order. And I said my noodles has some fried wanton but she retort that is not counted because it came with the noodles.????? Then an old lady came and say no mayonnaise only for customer who order plate of fried wanton and go on to further explain she cannot entertain everyone. I said u guys used to give and now I just want to relive the best experience out of this meal. She go on to say rising cost *blah blah blah*.... In anyway, the taste is not as nice as before. The noodles arent as springy as before. It taste alot more starch-ier (dont know if thats the word). The fried wanton still crispy but it just doesnt taste well without the mayonnaise. Very disappointing experience in terms of food but even more appalling in customer service. I would have given 0 star if possible.

The Yun Tun Mee is decent, the noodles are soft and springy, though even the large bowl of noodles lack ingredients. Order the fried dumplings if you're here, there's enough meat inside. However, I'd caution you to avoid the oyster vegetables and the You Tiao. The vegetables are bland, tastes like they've been boiled and that's it. The You Tiao is double fried, so it's crispy, but there's a lack of taste, and the dip is so watery. Not cheap too, with all the dishes it's $22.50 for two pax.

Once famous wanton noodle eatery, riding on its past glory. Prices has risen over the years (no surprise) but standards have been dropping. Ordered the pork chop rice ($6). The best part of the plate possibly is the sunny side up which was cooked to perfection. The pork chop was served, drenched in oil. Barely any taste. The sauce over the rice was bland too. I used to patronise them often for their wanton mee and pork chop rice a decade or so ago. It is safe to say that this will be my last time visiting them.