Hoe Kee Wanton Noodle (Geylang East Centre Market & Food Corner)

Finally gave Hoe Kee Wanton Noodle a try!

There are a few stalls of Wanton Noodle at Aljunied Market, but half of them sell the alkaline sticky kind of wanton noodles that I detest. Decided to give Hoe Kee Wanton Noodle a try this time round and was surprised to find out that their version is the springy qq kind which i LOVE!

I also like lean meat char siew, so this was right up my alley. The special thing here seems to be the chilli sauce which seems to have ikan bilis mixed into it, so it was really tasty! The chilli is SUPER spicy though, so be warned! Do not mix in more chilli as they already gave some chilli which is at the bottom of the noodles on the plate!

The queue wait was around 20+ mins on a weekday lunch timing! (Because there are loyal customer "queue cutters" tsktsk. this is something that i dislike for long queue hawker stalls. makes me angst when i see others being able to cut queue without even queueing!)

Location: 117 Aljunied Ave 2, #01-22, Singapore 380117

Add: Blk 117 Aljunied Ave 2 Food Centre.

This stall has been my firm favourite for years. The stall is manned by 2 old folks who have worked their lives serving plates after plates of simple but delicious noodles. The soup is really good, using ikan bilis and soya bean for the stock.
If you eat there, the server will serve the noodles to you. On off peak hour there will still be a good 10-15 minutes wait. The old folks work slowly so patience is needed.
They also serve other types of noodles like shredded chicken Hor fun.
I would sometimes buy a few more packets back home to keep in the fridge for late night supper. Just microwave it whenever... :)
Only for breakfast. They sometimes sold out before 12pm.

Hoe Kee Wanton Noodle \\ 云吞面 》$3

The queue is always long during the lunch hour but I don't mind waiting to have their noodles and feed my happy tum tum. Thier wanton noodles are very springy and it doesn't get sticky over time 👍

Delicious!