Flying Wanton Mee (Sea Park)

Noodle series: flying wan tan mee
Walking distance from Nasi Lemak Bumbung and seapark burgerlab.
This old-school noodles with your noodles toss up in the air.
We ordered small sized, it costs rm7 per plate

If you've ever driven past Jalan 21/22 at Seapark after sundown, you'd have seen the wanton mee fly (if you haven't, you'll probably want to now). This roadside stall has allured Seapark locals for many years, with both its nightly spectacle and sprightly supper. Order their only fare — Wanton Mee (from RM6.50), then marvel at how the man tosses your noodles as high as two storeys before ferrying it to your table. He tells us that the act actually enhances the texture of the noodles, and we concur that the strands are indeed slurp-worthy, despite the messy landing. Plus points for the few pieces of caramelised, honey-like char siew! Given the locale, come for a casual late night fix with your buddies!
Avg Price: RM10
Photo by Burppler Rueann Dass

For nights when you feel like roughing it out by the roadside, having messy wanton mee (RM6.50) with sweet, charred char siew while watching a man toss your noodles up in the air. May not be the best wanton mee, but you'll be in for an enjoyable supper show.