Soi 19 Thai Wanton Mee Jurong East - 134 Jurong Gateway Rd

Springy noodles, ordered their signature regular size $4. There was no queue at 1.30pm on a weekday. Received food quick. Huge pieces of pork lard!

Their Wanton noodle is not very good, and it’s not lousy too. Just can’t find any good reason why this is worth $5.50. I won’t be back here for their noodle again.

Delicious and fragrant bowl of wanton noodles. Love the fried wanton and char siew meat, mix well with the noodles texture. I always request for less salty version of wanton noodles as I find the original version too salty most of the times.

If you are craving for Thai wantan mee and yet you cannot fly to Pratunam area, then you can try this shop. Simple menu. White or black colour, $4/5/6 per bowl at your choice. I prefer the wanton mee in soup instead. The charsiew, fried wantons and sausages make the soup tasty for $5 per bowl. One day I should try the $6 bowl.

Tried the highly reviewed soi thai signature wonton mee. The noodle is pretty good but personally found it too dry and char siew a bit tough. Still prefer our local old school egg noodle wanton mee.

One of my favourite wanton noodles, easily among my top 5. I prefer the one with black sauce. But if u don't like it too salty, go for the original.

Always fantastic value and despite having a long line it moves super quick. Glad to say that the quality has never decreased over the years and still remains one of my favourite wanton mees in Singapore. Incredibly enjoyable and highly recommended.

This outlet is located in Jurong East and have shifted from the coffee shop near Jurong East CPF building to further up north. Look for coffee shop named FoodCity and they are behind the pillar. Soi 19 Wanton Mee started off as a replica or knock off of the Sabx2 Wanton Mee at Soi 19 BKK but they have now moved to Soi 15, thus this reaffirmed they have no affliction with this local Singapore based brand. Although Soi 19 Wanton Mee was trying to rip Sabx2 Wanton Mee off but Soi 19 Wanton Mee has made it into their own branding. I went early morning and fortunately there was no queue. Their large portion of dry wanton mee isn't cheap but the amount of noodles given are decent. The noodles are springy and tastes better than normal noodles with how it's made with their sauces. The amount of toppings have decreased over time but it is still good. From the roasted pork meat to the fried fish sausages and their fried wanton will definitely leave you wanting more. I will always order an extra of their fried fish sausages to complement my noodles. Definitely drop by to try it if you haven't. It is a taste of BKK but with a Singaporean touch to it.