Zhou Ji Wanton Noodle - 724 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6

Wanton mee was okay. Better if it could be served hotter and saucier.

First time trying the wanton noodles from this stall. Ordered a wanton noodles and a chicken feet noodles. Love the noodles, cooked to perfection and the chilli definitely packed a punch. Just the noodles is enough for me, better than Soi 19 Wanton Noodles. The char siew and the wanton are normal. The chicken feet are soft, being slow cooked while waiting to be served but not that favourable. Overall, not a bad option if you dun want to queue up for the other stall.

Good noodles that are old-style springy and cooked just right. It's amazing that it's so hard to find noodles that aren't overcooked in Singapore and this is one of those places. A decent number of wantan to go with the wantan mee too, and the sauce is nice. Good find.

4 wantons and a gerenous portion for $3 to start with. Dedication was made to cook the Noodle from the various steps in boiling and soaking the Noodle. This explains the fine and tasty texture of the Noodle. Wanton was of a reasonable size compared to some outlet serving those with minimum meat. I added a chicken feet for an extra $0.70. It was well blend yet still in shape and easy to bite. Will definitely come back again.

Their noodles are cooked just right, it is buttery, silky, and springy. Even after I ordered takeaway, the noodles still retained its form and didn’t become soggy at all. The noodles have just the right hardness, not too soft and still able to bite with ease. The only let down is their ingredients. The chicken feet is dry and hard, too blend. The char siew is soft, dry and tasteless. Wanton just normal, nothing to rave about. Hope that they could slowly improve on their ingredients.

I really like the old school char siew w no fats. Wanton not bad. Noodles abit over cooked n prefer it more al dente However I think overalll above average and can eat if u feel like eating wanton mee.

Chance upon this wanton noodle stall at 724 amk food centre the previous time i was here. Was happen to be nearby and decided to give this place a try. I didnt had to wait long before i am able to order. A plate of waton noodle starts from SGD$3 onwards, apart from wanton noodle, they also serves dumpling and braised chicken feet noodle. Wanton noodle came with the standard charsiew, blanched vegetable and 4 wantons. Noodle was nicely cooked, texture of the noodle was springy and it didnt had the alkenline taste. Charsiew was sliced thinly and dry. Wanton's filling was well marinated. Sauce was not too bad either but on the dry side. Overall, a decent plate of wanton noodle that is worth trying.

Worth Going. Old School feel with old school Charsiew (which was no fat, lean and not oily type). Noodle ($3) was cooked till just right, springy, looks hard but chew with ease. The sauce and chili when mixed with noodles were tasty, not oily and not too salty. Dumpling soup ($3), was loaded with ample fresh ingredients and I like it very much. Serving was quick and stall owner was friendly as well. Do give a try if you are near the area.