Puncak Best Noodles Halal Restaurant - 14 Scotts Rd

An overall with repeated customer to this stall. Claypot rice abit dry and less sauce. Other then that ok.

Fast friendly staffs. Food is sedap! Esp the sotong salted egg.

It's been awhile since the last time I had a meal here. Since I was around the area, decided to have lunch here. The food is still just as good as what I remember it was back then. I had the Thai style fried rice and the mrs had her claypot noodles. Now we just have to scan the QR code to access the menu and make our order. Once done, just make our payment at the counter. Service was excellent.

We got the curry chicken noodle, beef clay pot, and sambal sliced fish. Would recommend all of the above! The sambal fish was slightly sweet fyi

Been our port since young. Food is so good. Wanton are the best. My friends would just come here and buy many servings of wanton to eat and chat. Other nice selection are cockle kuey teow, mongolian chicken rice.

This humble halal food stall has been around since I was in secondary school. Up to this day, it has never changed my mind that this is the best ever HALAL NOODLE local delights in Singapore. For those first timers, order their famous Honeydew Red Gravy Wanton Noodle. The wanton noodle is fully covered with a thick red gravy with baby kailan & Sambal. And here comes the best part. It is served with generous amount of steamed wanton!!! Since it’s halal, the Wanton is stuffed with prawn paste that is so delicious. Like myself, I always add-on the wantons, and it only cost me another $3. Therefore the bowl is only $5 + $3 in total. Those who can’t take spicy, veggie etc. Not to worry at all. Just request your preferences to the approachable auntie and they will alter the food accordingly. If your stomach still have enough space for more, order the combo snack of fried wanton and you cha kueh!!! It is fried upon order, and it will definitely be served crispy and served with mayonnaise and sweet soy sauce respectively for the wanton and char kueh. Wanton is the same stuffed dumplings with prawn paste. But this time it is deep fried instead of the steam ones. So you can enjoy the different textures of crispy and steamed. While char kueh is stuffed with a generous amount of squid paste and white sesame seeds before it is deep fried to perfection. Hope this helps. Enjoy the food there!!! I promise you never regret! CHEAP and SEDAP!!!! ??

here for halal food, but not only halal it also have decent taste. tried their kway teow and luckily received plenty of cockles. my suggestion ask for their chili pickles for it you will enjoy it best. cleanliness ok-

Worth The Try! Taste: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ambience: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Service: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wide range of Chinese cuisine with super fast service. Staffs were super friendly & accommodating. Expect crowd the moment they are opened. The ambience makes you feel like the local, rustic street food moments. There is no specific queue line but every patrons would be queuing up automatically to ensure FCFS. Not that advisable for those with babies & strollers to come but you'll be able to park your strollers along the corridor at the tables located at the sides. Recommended Dishes: Fried Wanton Honeydew Chicken Noodle Claypot Rice