Tai Seng Noodle House - 7 Maxwell Rd

Friendly service from uncle always in all smiles. Unpretentious and rustic wanton mee. Generous portion too.

Nostalgic taste for me as I remember eating this years ago when I worked at Raffles Place. Auntie still as generous with the Liao (wanton and char Siew). Delicious wanton noodles for a very good price. ???

One of the better wonton noodles in the food market. Very friendly old couple. Noodle is perfect besides a tinge of ammonia. Wonton is very soft and fluffy Soup looks transparent but damnnn the taste is good Charseiw isn't the conventional kind but it's not dry at all

Finally reopened after so long! Taste is still as good as before. Noodles are well cooked, pork ribs are soft, full of favour, fresh soup wantons and also crunchy fried wantons, all only for 4dollar!!! ? Cheap, filling, and lots of ingredients. Strongly recommend!! ???? ?

Regular customer of Tai Seng wanton noodle. It is opposite another wanton noodle stall which is supposedly more famous and with longer queues. This stall is operated by a pair of elderly couple. Do not overlook this stall, the portion is so worth it I tell you. 5 dollar portion gets you 1 big bowl of noodle with plenty of char siew and also a big bowl of soup and lots of wantons. The taste to me is better than the wanton noodle stall opposite with longer queues. Forgot to take pictures of the food though, I'll do it the next time. Do support this elderly couple!

Understand that this stall had been around for quite sometime. Apart from wanton noodle, they also serve pork rib noodles and fried fish noodle. All noodle's price starts from SGD$4 onwards. I had their wanton noodle and the portion was super huge. Its comes with 5 wantons, both normal and fried one. Wanton was a little on the sweet side, will get gelak as you eat. Charsiew was decent but nothing specatcular. Noodle was nicely cooked, spring texture. It was a decent plate of waton noodle but nothing so special that i will return here for this noodle