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One Mouth Noodle
51 Yishun Ave 11, #01-12 Yishun Park Hawker Centre, Singapore 768867
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 29 May 2026
Our take: One Mouth Noodle in Yishun consistently draws praise for its distinctive noodle texture and flavour profile.
Many reviewers highlight the noodles as 'al dente' and 'chewy,' with some noting a thicker-than-usual egg noodle that stands out from typical hawker fare.
The accompanying sauce, especially the spicy version, is described as aromatic with strong 'hae bi' (dried shrimp) notes, though a non-spicy option is available.
The char siew receives mixed reviews; some find it well-seasoned with good caramelisation, while others note it can be too fatty or sweet after a few slices.
The wantons, while containing whole prawns, are sometimes criticised for having thick skins or being otherwise unremarkable.
We think this stall is a strong contender for those who appreciate a lighter, more nuanced wanton mee sauce that allows the noodle's eggy flavour to shine through.
The $6.80 large portion of Signature Noodles appears to be a popular choice for a satisfying meal.
Verdict: A reliable option for a unique noodle experience, particularly if you prefer a lighter sauce and a chewier noodle texture.
Best for a casual, everyday meal.
Signature
Signature Noodles
Best time
Past lunch hour on weekends
Wait time
Steady trickle of patrons, no significant wait mentioned
Price
$ ($5.80 - $6.80/person)
Score: 80 · 5 sources
What customers say
One Mouth Noodle generally receives positive feedback for its unique, al dente, and often thicker handmade noodles, with many appreciating the option for a spicy, aromatic hae bi sauce.
The char siew is frequently praised for its seasoning and caramelization, though some find it too sweet or fatty.
While the wantons are noted for containing whole prawns, their skin thickness and overall impression are inconsistent among customers.
Google Reviews
Noodles are Al Dente, nicely handmade. Wonton (2x) has a full prawn, love it 😋 Char Siew’s seasoning was good but was a little too fat, I would have preferred it with lesser fat. Lastly, the clear so…
A good bowl of WTM ($5.80). Their offering of noodles is the fine type, quite ‘q’ (chewy). Each wantan wraps a whole mid-sized prawn. ‘Char siew’ (BBQ pork) could be a highlight but after the third sl…
Not the best noodle texture as I prefer the traditional slightly thicker & more Q ones. Char Siew is nice & was surprised to find prawns inside the wantons (only 2 pcs). Overall is acceptable quality.
I came here on a rainy Saturday past lunch hour. This hawker centre was relatively quiet, yet this particular stall maintained a steady trickle of patrons. I opted for the large portion of their Sign…
Eaten here for at least past 3 years, one of the best wanton noodle in this area that I have eaten. The sauce is on the light side, lard oil and soya sauce so you are able to taste the eggy springy no…
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