Uncle Lee's Noodle House Wanton Noodle
Uncle Lee's Noodle House Wanton Noodle
Uncle Lee's Noodle House Wanton Noodle
Uncle Lee's Noodle House Wanton Noodle
Uncle Lee's Noodle House Wanton Noodle

Uncle Lee's Noodle House Wanton Noodle

Type·Hawker Stall

Cuisine·Chinese, Singapore-style, Cantonese

Vibe·Bustling

Price·$1 - 10

Info·Halal

About

Wanton noodle (soup/dry), mushroom shredded chicken hor fun/noodle (soup/dry), fried wanton noodle (dry/soup), fried pork dumpling noodle, fried wanton

Opening hours

Monday7:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Tuesday7:00 AM – 2:30 PM
WednesdayClosed
Thursday7:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Friday7:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Saturday7:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Sunday7:00 AM – 2:30 PM

Things to note

  • Halal·No
  • Vegetarian·No
  • Pet Friendly·No

Location

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Reviews

★ 4.0 · 66 reviews

Jacob TAN

★★★★

a year ago

Update 13/9/23 Ordered the KL style chee chong fun. The noodle is quite hard and not much flavour. This dish is 3 stars for me. Prefer the HK style chee chong fun. Now uncle Lee has a Lor mee stall a few stalls next to the wanton noodle. The taste of the lor gravy is quite nice and the texture of the gravy is just right. The noodles is cooked perfectly and doesn't have the strong alkaline taste. The ingredients of braised pork belly, half of a braised hard boiled egg and meatball is very nice. Service is a little slow though.

Winnie

★★★★★

11 months ago

First time eating the Lor Mee. Taste is as good as that at Whampoa market. Had fried fish and not so much flour, fish meat is good and good portion of beansprouts! 👋 Pirice and portion reasonable. Will go again if craving 😅🤣😂

Yik May Tham

★★★★★

2 years ago

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻is a good bowl of lor mee. Good portion, satisfying taste, value for $ too. $3.50 for small classic lor mee, which is already more than enough for me, with half egg, 1 nice meatball, braised belly pork and some wu xiang. Add-on $1.50 for braised pork. This is far better than those lor mee in pasir ris neighbourhood kopi shops. Btw, I like uncle lee wan ton noodle too 👍🏻

Supreet Kini

★★★★

2 years ago

Completed a hike at Pasir Ris park and decided to have breakfast at Pasir Ris Central Hawker centre. Not too many options, and zeroed down on the wanton noodle and lor Mee from two different stalls under the same name. By the looks of it, both stalls are being run by the same management as the name is the same. Ordered the dry wanton noodles and the fried fish lor Mee. Dry wanton noodles is really good in my opinion (5⭐️). Springy noodles, nice char siew sauce, generous portions of sliced pork and 3 wantons for only $3.5. Lor Mee was very average (3⭐️). Too vinegary in my opinion and the gravy watered down towards the end. Usually, I finish the gravy off but in this case I just couldn’t. Noodles were nice though and the fried fish was good too. However, the lor Mee gravy makes all the difference.

Roy Tan

★★★★★

7 months ago

$6 for their signature noodle with variety of ingredients including 2 fried wanton, 2 soup wanton and 1 dumpling. Quite tasty.

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