Wan Chai HongKong Tea Room @ Bishan Junction 8

Ate at Wan Chai HongKong Tea Room a couple of times but that’s at IMM. This is the second time I am having lunch at the other outlet at Bishan Junction 8.

Loved their ice milo as they use evaporated milk instead of condensed milk and they do not add sugar into your drink. A scoop of vanilla ice-cream is added to the ice milo and it tasted simply heavenly when the vanilla ice cream melt and blend with the milo drink. Simply delicious

But this time round I decided to order their hot lemon tea to try instead since the weather had been so cold recently. Wanna have something hot to warm myself.

But ED still want something cold to drink and ordered his fav ice Yuan Yang (ie Milk Tea cum Coffee). It also comes with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

Mmm what should I order for lunch??

Felt like eating wanton noodles and ED want to try their Wan Chai Special Fried Rice. We noticed that almost every table order the Prawn Paste Chicken Wings so we decided to try that too.

Wanton Noodles comes with a bowl of soup.

The wanton noodles comes with 5 wantons and each is filled with minced pork and chopped prawns. I did not realised that the wanton contained prawn till my allergy started. And I only managed to finish 1 wanton. Gave the rest of the wantons to ED. so sad

Wan Chai Special Fried Rice. Rice was a bit too oily but it’s full of the wok taste (typical of hongkong stir fried dishes). If the rice is a little softer, this dish would be great. We felt the serving is a bit big as ED managed to finish 2/3 of it. He commented that there are alot of fresh juicy prawns in this fried rice dish. Lucky I did not order this for myself :p

Here comes our Prawn Paste Chicken Wings. Very nice and yummy

So how much does it cost for all the above food and drinks? Here’s the receipt

Wan Chai HongKong Tea Room
9 Bishan Place #01-49
Junction 8
Singapore 579837

They have another 2 outlets at IMM and Lot 1.

Parklane Fried Wanton Noodles House

This is ED’s fav fried wanton noodles stall. He had been frequenting this stall since his secondary school days. He told me that at that time this stall was located in a coffeeshop at Parklane shopping centre. Due to increasing stall rentals, the stall owner moved to its current location at Sunshine Plaza. The vacant stall at the coffeeshop was taken over by the coffeeshop owner and he started selling similar wanton noodles. Some people who do not know that the authentic Parklane Fried Wanton Noodles stall had moved, continued to patronise the stall operated by the coffeeshop owner.

From one outlet at Sunshine Plaza, it expanded to a few outlets around Singapore. Another one is located at Boon Tat Street.

Quite alot of celebrities patronise this wanton noodles stall. You can see that from the pictures of the various celebrities posing with the owner being displayed on the shop glass window.

Fried Wanton Noodles. I only like the fried wanton but not the noodles as I find that it had too strong an alkaline taste for my liking.

Fried Wanton. $2 per plate. Very thin wanton skin with so little meat inside that you can hardly taste it. But i like the crispyness of this fried wanton. Some people might complain that there is too little filling in the wanton but to me, I find that it’s just nice.

The stall not only sells fried wanton noodles but also char siew rice, pork cutlet rice, chicken cutlet rice and fish cutlet rice. The Sunshine Plaza outlet also sells assorted double boiled soup.

Chicken cutlet rice

Overall I would say the food is ok. Prefer the rice than the noodles. And the double boiled soup is favourful too.

Parklane Zha Yun Tun Mee House

91 Bencoolen Street,
Sunshine Plaza #01-53/85
Tel: 68359212
Hours
11am – 8pm

21 Boon Tat Street
Singapore 069620
Hours
10am – 4pm (Mon – Fri)
Closed on Sat and Sun