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Tanjong Rhu Wanton Noodle (Since 1994)
653A Punggol Dr., Singapore 821653
Tanjong Rhu Wanton Noodle has been serving Chinese noodles in Punggol since 1994. Located at 653A Punggol Drive, the establishment specializes in wanton noodle dishes. The spot has drawn 115 reviews on Google.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 55 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Tanjong Rhu Wanton Noodle has been a Punggol staple since 1994, known for its wanton noodle dishes.
We find a consistent theme in public feedback: the noodles themselves are generally praised for being springy and 'QQ', with an old-school taste.
The boiled wantons are often well-received, and the fried ones are noted as tasty.
However, the char siu frequently draws criticism for being dry and bland.
Soup temperature and seasoning are also common points for improvement, with some finding the soup lukewarm or lacking in flavour.
While the shrimp dumplings are often highlighted as tasty, the wantons themselves can be inconsistent.
The inclusion of a 'Budget Item' like Kway Teow Soup at $2.80 is a thoughtful touch for those seeking value.
We think this is a reliable option for a quick, no-frills noodle fix, especially if you prioritize noodle texture over the char siu.
Best for a quick, budget-friendly meal rather than a destination dining experience.
Signature
Wanton Noodles
Price
$ ($2.80 - $6.80/person)
Score: 55 · 4 sources
What customers say
Tanjong Rhu Wanton Noodle generally receives mixed to neutral feedback, with customers often praising the springy, QQ noodles and the "old school taste" of the dry wanton mee.
While the boiled and fried wantons are frequently enjoyed, the char siew is often described as dry and bland, and some find the soup lukewarm or lacking seasoning.
Service is noted as steadfast and quick due to ample staffing, and the inclusion of budget-friendly options like Kway Teow Soup is appreciated.
Google Reviews
Not too bad leh. Ordered two dry wonton noodles and noodles were nice and QQ, with old school taste. The boiled wontons were also nice, while the deep fried ones were tasty. Char siu not as good -…
Kitty and I decided to try Tanjong Rhu Wanton Noodle for dinner before our cycling event. We'd been here before for kway chap and were intrigued by the wanton mee stall that looked so inviting. We w…
Steadfast service, since there were quite staffed, the noodles are prepared really quickly. It's a rather standard bowl of Wonton noodles, averaging at $4.50 per bowl. Noodles are springy and not sog…
Open 24 hours in Food City, Punggol Dr., I tried the Classic Wanton Noodles ($6.80, dry). The noodles were coarse and firm, yet chewy. The accompanying bowl of soup contained 2 wantons and 2 dumplings…
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