Soon Lee Wanton Noodle and Lor Mee - 446 Pasir Ris Drive 6

Noodles are springy. Wanton is very flavourful with some slight herb taste that I can’t define. Char siew is ok but overall speaking still a good bowl of wanton mee Recommend to make a trip!

You can get good wantan mee here.

Delicious noodles and reasonable price! It's always my favourite place to eat!

Their noodles are springy and nice, charsiew meat could be improved, but still one of the better wanton mee out there

Easy to find a seat since I'm alone. They should fix the sun shade so more people can sit near the shade.

This is my neighbourhood and have lived here since 2007 (Loyang & Pasir Ris): I'm a fan of the Wanton Mee noodle soup and so is my Mother when she visits from Penang. Speaks volumes when a Penangite (regionally known for its top ranking culinary delights) compliments a dish in Singapore! Some say the soup base is too salty so my take is that each opinion is subjective to individual's taste preference. Their version is more Cantonese Hong Kong style which is quite different from Penang's rendition (more dark soya sauce for dry version and larger version of Wantons aka Sui Kow for soupy version). Other good attributes are textural: nice springy noodles that works well no matter which cultural version you're indulging in! Unfortunately the published location for this review is not accurate because google maps is not able to granularly define the unique block shapes for HDB (Government public housing) apartments. This creates a problem in assigning the exact locations of individual hawker stalls. Given that these food outlets are an important contributor to Singapore's social fabric, it would be great if google would reconsider and put a team behind the technological fix required. Not only would it serve the local populace but I also believe it would be of keen interest to those tourists who prefer venturing off the beaten path!

Tried this wanton noodle from this pasir ris neighbourhood. it is located in a small coffeeshop under the block of 446.As I was walking towards the stall, i noticed that many people were eating this wanton noodle as well. there was no queue, i didn't have to wait long before my food was ready. Noodle was priced SGD$3.50 onwards. it comes in both dry and soup. Noodle was really not bad, it was nicely cooked, texture of the noodle was springy. Wantons's filling was generous. The only thing that i didnt like was the charsiew , which was dry and tough.

Had the dumpling noodles here and it sure did not disappoint. The noodles were springy and well tossed and did not have too much of an alkaline flavour, while the dumplings were plump and juicy. It was also heartwarming to see a bunch of seniors hard at work manning the stall and taking pride in each plate of noodles churned out. Will definitely drop by again when I’m in the area!