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Kim Kee (Coffee shop) Tanjong Rhu Wanton Mee
4A Jln Batu, #01-18, Singapore 432004
Kim Kee in Kallang serves wanton mee and other Chinese noodle dishes at budget-friendly prices. Located at 4A Jln Batu, this coffee shop offers casual dining with a 4.2 rating across 133 reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 2 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
We think Kim Kee (Coffee shop) Tanjong Rhu Wanton Mee offers a substantial and flavourful meal, particularly for its price point.
The dry wanton mee, priced at $4 for a small and $5 for a large, is frequently highlighted for its springy noodles, tender pork, and flavourful chilli sauce.
Many appreciate the generous portion sizes.
The accompanying soup, often described as savoury, comes with tender wantons and is a definite highlight for those who prefer the soup version.
However, recent feedback notes a potential decline in taste for some, with the chilli sauce described as more like satay sauce than spicy.
A significant concern raised is the presence of birds within the dining area, with specific mentions of them pecking at bowls and potential hygiene issues.
While netting is in place, some birds still manage to enter.
We'd recommend visiting during off-peak hours to potentially mitigate wait times, but be aware of the reported hygiene concerns.
It's a reliable option for a cheap, filling meal, but perhaps not a destination for those highly sensitive to environmental factors.
Signature
Wanton Mee (dry)
Best time
Before 7am for shorter queue
Wait time
10-20 minutes during peak hours
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Kim Kee (Coffee shop) Tanjong Rhu Wanton Mee draws customers for its tasty and affordable wanton mee, with a generous portion size and flavorful soup being highlights.
However, some customers note a decline in taste quality compared to its previous location, and significant concerns exist regarding hygiene due to birds entering the hawker centre and potentially contaminating bowls.
Despite long queues, service is generally praised for its humility.
Google Reviews
Will you still queue & dine at the famous Kim Kee (Coffee shop) Tanjong Rhu Wanton Mee at Jalan Batu Food Centre with sightings of birds actually walking around ,pecking, urine and shit at their “clea…
Mar'26. Love eating their wanton noodle back then when buying "Bao", no change in taste and changes in sitting environment now, no more of three odd coffee shop feel but this don't affect the taste.
Very tasty wanton mee (dry) - dine in comes with complementary soup. 4 Sing dollars for small, 5 for large. I was there before it opened at 7am and was 1st in line but still had to wait for about 10 m…
Noodle portion is huge for $5, and sauce is a little soupy. While their char siew are not the sweet glazed type, I enjoy them as they had a nice bite. Wanton fillings are nicely seasoned although I do…
Cannot fathom what’s the craze about with this wanton mee. I’ve used to patronise it during days when stall was located at the coffeeshop beside. With now shifted into hawker centre. Same long queue d…
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