Hong Mao Mian Jia has been a big part of Joo Chiat Culture and Heritage since the early 60's.
182 Joo Chiat Rd. 427453 Singapore
Reservations | No |
Credit Cards | Yes (incl. Visa) |
Parking | Street, Public Lot |
Restroom | Yes |
Menus | Brunch, Dinner |
Ingredients generous but quality uneven. Wantons are silky but interior isn't fresh. Fried Wantons are ok. Char siew is dry and not tasty. Ngor Hiang is disgusting - too dry and too much yam .
Beef Brisket Noodle is very nice.
Staff are inflexible - didn't let me top up to change my set barley to a canned drink
Wantan mee : Silky-skinned wantans but ladened w MSG :-( Our noodle was slightly overcooked, & char siew slices, while generous, was on d salty side. Guess food helpers hv lost their taste sense ;-)
Must try their chicken feet and fried wanton
The standard has drop. Soup is salty and wanton really small!
Unwritten rule of Singapore: all wanton mee stalls are closed on Mondays...
It's good but not the best.
Normal fare, nothing special
Change in kitchen staff to our overseas brethren has resulted in a huge drop in standard of food. Very disappointing. Will not be back until I see the old staff back.
They will be relocating to 182 Joo Chiat Road from 7/6/11 onward
Noodle 's Chilli & fried wanton ! x3
Goddamn grumpy waiter .
Not worth the wait at all. Chilli is nothing but just salty .
Changing hands w.e.f. 31 May 2012.
The wantan mee here is really good, better than Fei Fei. But on busy mornings, you have to wait 20-30 mins for your food!
One of the best wanton mee that I tried .
Operating hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 0700 - 1700
Hokkien fried noodles are probably the best in Singapore. - Warren Klass
Very good michelin star noodle. Worth the 8 dollars for regular one. - Nicholas Chia
Noodle is great and taste is great with good green chili to spice up the dish. Definitely value for money. - SG FoodTravel