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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 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Bei-Ing Wanton Mee offers a solid bowl of noodles, with many reviewers praising the springy texture and balanced sauce.
The char siew is consistently described as tender and well-charred, with a good fat-to-meat ratio.
The wantons, both fried and boiled, are a highlight, with the fried ones noted for their crispiness.
While some older reviews mention a unique plating style with a 'dark sauce brush stroke', more recent feedback suggests this aesthetic might no longer be a consistent feature.
The base wanton mee starts at $6, with an 'all in one' option available for $10.
Some find the dish a bit oily, especially with the chili, and one reviewer noted the soup in the 'all in one' was salty.
However, the overall sentiment points to a comforting and satisfying meal, with fresh vegetables and consistent quality.
We think it's a reliable option for a hearty meal, particularly for families.
Signature
Wanton Mee
Price
$ ($6-10/person)
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
Bei-Ing Wanton Mee is generally well-regarded for its springy noodles, tender and flavourful char siew, and well-fried wantons, with many considering it a family favourite.
While some find the portions just right, others note the dish can be a bit oily, and there are occasional comments about salty soup.
The unique plating, though sometimes absent, is appreciated, and the overall quality and consistency are highlighted.
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…
$7 for this Wanton Mee. 👎Noodles over cook and soggy, under season. 👎Wanton Mediocre at best. 👎Soup was salty, heavy on MSG. Only saving was the Cha Siu which was tender and well flavored. Prob…
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