Sean Goh
Understand that this stall had been around for quite sometime. Apart from wanton noodle, they also serve pork rib noodles and fried fish noodle. All noodle's price starts from SGD$4 onwards. …
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Tai Seng Noodle House at Amoy Street Food Centre
Location: 7 Maxwell Rd, #02-123, Singapore 069111
Amoy Street Food Centre
Famous value-for-money wanton noodle stall at Amoy Street Food Centre
Famous value-for-money wanton noodle stall at Amoy Street Food Centre
Tai Seng Noodle House 大成熟食麵家 is a well-known wanton noodle stall at Amoy Street Food Centre, celebrated for its extraordinarily generous portions at affordable prices. The stall serves char siew wanton noodle with a mountain of noodles, char siew and both steamed and fried wantons that regularly astonishes first-time diners with its sheer volume. Beyond the signature wanton mee, the stall also offers braised mushroom pork rib noodle with tender, flavourful ribs. The wanton soup broth, enriched with anchovy sweetness, complements the springy noodles and meaty dumplings. During weekday lunch hours, the stall draws long queues from the surrounding CBD office crowd, a testament to its reputation for value. Tai Seng's simple formula of generous ingredients and consistent taste has made it one of Amoy Street's most recognised and beloved stalls. 9687 4452
7 Maxwell Rd, #02-123, Singapore 069111
Amoy Street Food Centre
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4.7 / 5
Based on 7 Google reviews
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HLC
Finally reopened after so long! Taste is still as good as before. Noodles are well cooked, pork ribs are soft, full of favour, fresh soup wantons and also crunchy fried wantons, all only for 4dollar!!! 😱 Cheap, filling, and lots of ingredients. Strongly recommend!! 👍👍👍👍 👍 …
Samuel Tan
Regular customer of Tai Seng wanton noodle. It is opposite another wanton noodle stall which is supposedly more famous and with longer queues. This stall is operated by a pair of elderly couple. Do not overlook this stall, the portion is so …
Skrub
One of the better wonton noodles in the food market. Very friendly old couple. Noodle is perfect besides a tinge of ammonia. …
YK
What happened to this stall, why close down? Massive portions with loads of soup and fantasia crispy wanton. One of the best wanton mee stalls in Singapore in my book. Sadly they closed during the pandemic. Only managed to try them once.
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Tai Seng Noodle House
Tai Seng Noodle House
Red sign with green Chinese characters '大成熟食麵家' above English name 'TAI SENG NOODLE HOUSE'. Signage includes unit number 02-123. Below, a yellow menu board lists items like 'Fried Fish Noodle', 'Mushroom Pork Rib Noodle', and 'Fresh Dumpling Noodle' with prices $4/$5/$6. A green 'B' sign is visible to the right.
Tai Seng Noodle House
Red signboard with yellow Chinese characters '大成熟食麵家' and English name 'TAI SENG NOODLE HOUSE'. Shop number 02-123 above entrance. Interior shows a chef in mask, stainless steel counter, stacked red trays, and glass display cases with food. Self-service label visible.
Food served at a noodle house
Two bowls of food on a green surface: one with wonton soup garnished with chopped herbs, the other with spicy noodles topped with sliced pork, chili slices, and vegetables. The bowl edges have red lettering including 'NOODLE HOUSE' and Chinese characters.
Food stall interior
Self-service food counter with glass display case showing prepared dishes like fried fish noodles and Yun Tun Soup. Signage includes prices in USD and Chinese characters. Stacks of disposable bowls, chopsticks, and condiments are visible. Business hours displayed on sign.
Tai Seng Noodle House Food
A close-up shot of two dishes on a green table: one is a bowl of soup with broth, vegetables, and herbs; the other is a plate of noodles topped with sliced pork, chili slices, greens, and sauce. The plate has "TAI SENG NOODLE HOUSE" printed in red lettering around its edge.
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