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Chinatown Famous Wanton Mee est 1950
342 Circuit Rd, Singapore 379494
Chinatown Famous Wanton Mee has served Chinese noodles in Geylang since 1950. Located at 342 Circuit Road, the long-running shop specializes in wanton noodles and draws regular customers who appreciate its established approach to the dish.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Chinatown Famous Wanton Mee has been a Geylang fixture since 1950, specializing in a classic dry wanton mee.
We see consistent praise for their noodles, described as 'tia tia' (bouncy) and cooked just right, with a good chili kick.
The handmade wantons and dumplings, often containing water chestnut for a textural crunch, are also frequently highlighted as a strong point.
While the char siew receives mixed reviews – some find it 'dry and tough,' others appreciate that it's 'not the red artificial ones' – the overall value for money is consistently rated as good, with a standard plate of wanton mee priced at $4.
The option to add a $1.50 soup with extra wantons and a dumpling is also noted as excellent value.
We think this is a solid choice for those who appreciate a traditional, well-balanced wanton mee with a focus on noodle texture and quality wantons.
Best for a reliable, no-frills meal.
Signature
Wanton Mee Dry
Price
$ ($4-6/person)
Score: 80 · 4 sources
What customers say
Chinatown Famous Wanton Mee receives high praise for its well-balanced, springy noodles with a good chili kick, and handmade wantons/dumplings often containing water chestnut.
While the char siew can be tough and dry, customers consistently find the portions generous and offer good value for money, especially the $4 wanton mee and $1.50 soup option.
The Geylang location is noted for being clean and well-ventilated.
Google Reviews
Ordered wanton mee dry with wanton, dumpling soup, $4 plus $1.50. Noodle: good Char siew: poor Wanton: great Dumpling: good Amount for money: good At first i thought the noodle was undercooked but t…
Another of my go-to wanton mee stall. Young boss can really whip up a good plate of dried wanton mee. The noodles are cooked just right, special sauce is well balanced, chili sauce comes with some pun…
If you like wanton mee where the noodle is thicker + crispy pork lard, you’ll like this wanton mee! The wanton and dumplings are good and taste handmade, it has water chestnut inside which is a rarit…
One of the best wanton noodles! Fragrance of pork lard and noodles are bouncy. The coffee shop is clean and well ventilated and next to the MRT station.
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