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Bei-Ing Wanton Mee 美樱雲吞麵 (CULT OF NOODLES AESTHETIC)
396 E Coast Rd, The Bullion Hawker Bar, Singapore 428994
Bei-Ing Wanton Mee in Bedok serves Chinese noodle dishes from a stall at The Bullion Hawker Bar on East Coast Road. Visitors note the shop's distinctive aesthetic and return for its wanton noodle offerings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Bei-Ing Wanton Mee, located in The Bullion Hawker Bar, offers a distinctive take on wanton noodles that has garnered a loyal following.
Reviewers frequently highlight the quality of the noodles themselves, noting their springy texture and the balanced, umami sauce that evokes a sense of nostalgia for many.
The char siew is consistently praised for being juicy and well-charred, though some note the portion size could be more generous.
The presentation is also a standout, with the $6 noodles often described as beautifully plated, making them appear more expensive than they are.
While the fried wantons are noted for their crispiness, the boiled ones receive mixed feedback on their filling.
A unique aspect is the option to request a 'white' wanton mee without soya sauce, which allows the chili and lard to take center stage.
We think this spot is a destination for those who appreciate well-executed wanton mee with a focus on noodle texture and sauce balance.
It's a reliable choice for a satisfying meal, especially if you're in the East Coast area.
Signature
Wanton Mee
Price
$ ($6-7/person)
Score: 85 · 4 sources
What customers say
Bei-Ing Wanton Mee is highly praised for its nostalgic, springy noodles with a balanced sweet and umami sauce, reminiscent of childhood wanton mee.
Customers appreciate the well-cooked ingredients, particularly the fresh lard and juicy, well-charred char siew, despite some finding the wanton filling a bit sparse.
The aesthetic presentation of the $6 noodles also adds to the positive dining experience, though parking can be a challenge.
Google Reviews
I’m not a huge fan of soya sauce wanton mee. Soya sauce is such a personal thing. Some like it savoury, some just need salt, some want sweet. I do order it at this place though, because the cooking…
Actually very nice. My favourite type of wanton mee (7). The char siew is above average but not a lot. Added on wanton (2) and it's ok - looks good but filling is a bit little. However I think what…
A little hard to find parking, but these noodles are so good. I would travel halfway from the island, drive 30 mins to enjoy a bowl of wonton mee, as a treat.
Beautifully plated $6 noodles, with the dark sauce brush stroke thingie going on at the side of the melamine kopitiam plate. Makes the noodles look like it costs double the price! Two addictively cris…
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