Well, the hipster Wanton Seng Noodle Bar Singapore turned out to be a nice surprise. We were pleasantly surprised by the price and quality. Free flowing soup top up and endless supply of crispy fried pork lard garnish for your noodles – what’s not to love? The menu is simple and unpretentious, easy to navigate and they do Ubereats delivery as well too!
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Love the details on this spoon and the tile tables! (Chong Wen Ge Café down the street from the noodle bar!)
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WL and I never got to catch up in Paris despite so many (half hearted) attempts to do so because trips back to France are always harried for me.
I went with the char siu mee ($7) and WL chose the threesome ($9) which was all of their signatures – mushrooms, pork belly and wantons all in. I’d try the shiitake mushrooms one next time, that looked pretty good. Noodles cooked a lovely al dente, ingredients and dressing generous, well seasoned served in a ramen sized bowl.
Lunch sets include a drink so it worked out to something like $14 each. We sat at the bar and it does have a Izakaya sort of vibe.
Seng’s Noodle Bar
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