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Bing Fang Wanton Noodle

★ 4.4(27)on Googlecoffeebukit batok

447 Bukit Batok West Ave 9, #01-05, Singapore 650447

Bing Fang Wanton Noodle serves noodles in Bukit Batok at 447 Bukit Batok West Ave 9. The restaurant has a 4.4 rating across 26 customer reviews.

Dine-inTakeout

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)7:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

BSolid

Score: 75 / 100

Atmosphere60

Food quality70

Value for money85

Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

Our take on Bing Fang Wanton Noodle is that it offers a solid, old-school wanton mee experience, particularly for its price point.

At $4.20 for a bowl, it's considered generous and affordable.

While the char siew is consistently described as the 'cardboard type' – a common characteristic of traditional hawker stalls – the noodles and handmade wantons are generally well-received.

Some find the noodles on the sweeter side, which might not appeal to everyone, but children tend to enjoy them.

The fried dumplings and shrimp paste chicken are noted as crispy and flavourful, though potentially oily.

We'd recommend focusing on the Wanton Mee for its value and well-executed noodles and dumplings, and consider the fried sides as a good add-on.

It's a reliable option if you're in the Bukit Batok area looking for an unpretentious, budget-friendly meal.

Signature

Wanton Mee

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 75 · 5 sources

What customers say

Bing Fang Wanton Noodle generally receives positive feedback for its affordable pricing and generous portions, with the handmade wantons and fried dumplings being particular highlights.

While some find the noodles themselves can be dry or on the sweet side, and the char siew is often described as old-school and bland, the accompanying fried items like shrimp paste chicken and fermented beancurd crispy pork are highly praised for their taste and crispiness.

The stall is seen as a good, affordable option in its location.

Affordable pricing & generous portionsHandmade wantons & fried dumplingsShrimp paste chicken & crispy porkOld-school char siewNoodle texture/sweetness variability

60% positive20% neutral20% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Caldor· 5 months ago

I always wanted to try the noodles with shrimp paste chicken and got takeaway. The stallholder thoughtfully checked if I wanted to pack in container or plastic as the container would incur a surcharge…

★★★★★Mr Yang· 5 months ago

At $4.20, this was a pretty cheap and generous bowl of Wanton Mee. Very old school style, meaning that their char siew were the cardboard type, both looking and tasted dire. However, both the noodle a…

★★★★★Kelyn Ngui· a year ago

The coffee shop is not a lot people. I find their noodles nice but some of my family members don’t like it cause its on sweet side. My kids love the noodles and fried wanton.

★★★★★Kian Meng Lee· 3 months ago

I wonder if noodles are SO expensive? Can't even fill HALF of my hunger. Anyway, this is a record for myself, NOT 🚫 to come this stall anymore.

★★★★★MIMI Banking 888· a month ago

At early 9 am breezy and big portion crispy wantan lots of noodles sweet savoury

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