Fu Ji Fuzhou Fish Ball Wanton Noodles (Maxwell)

Bought this bowl of wanton noodles at $5, which is like the medium option. But honestly seeing the portion size, it probably isn't worth $5.

Noodle-wise, they use egg noodles and I absolutely love egg noodles. The sauce doesn't seem visible but at least would be able to taste something.

The wantons are honestly pretty average but it's those good average, not the bad average. If I were to rate the wantons, it would probably be around 3.5/5.

I also added their dumplings for an additional of $2, which is just 2 dumplings. But was so glad I decided to pay and try the dumplings though. The dumpling feeling is a mix of pork and prawn and you can really see, taste and feel the crunch of the prawn. I would probably rate it 4/5.

I will really recommend to just buy the dumpling noodles instead of the wanton noodles, considering they are both priced the same, making the dumpling noodles really worth in. 😋 👍

One of their signature among their menu, the noodle was chewy and don't forget to mention their char siew and the Fu Zhou Fish Ball was really taste delicious. $3.50 or $4.

One of favourite when I am here cos it has a variety of "liao" (Fuzhou fishball, char Siew and wantan and vegetables) and not many stalls serve spinach noodles

For $3 a bowl, you get this uncommonly seen Spinach Noodle that comes with wanton mee ingredients. The noodles are springy and slurpy and the char siew is flavorful, but the wanton is too small and taste too normal.

Love the big Fu Zhou fishballs and the spinach noodles!