6 Best Thai Wonton Noodles In Singapore, aka Bak Mee Moo Daeng
Feature - Food Guide, Food - Thai
April 12, 2018
Singaporeans who travel to Bangkok often should be familiar with the “Soi 19” Sabx2 Wanton Noodles – who went on a “No Branch In Singapore” over-drive. Over-rated? Over-priced? Rude? The price has also doubled from the previous, from 50 baht to 100 baht (SGD$4.10). Oh well. We (Singaporeans) still go and queue what. It is obvious. We love our Wanton Noodles. This Thai style of wanton mee, sometimes called “Bak Mee Moo Daeng” uses Chinese-style egg noodles, and is simple, plain, unassuming, tossed in minimal sauce, not without some aromatic pork lard. While there are many different versions around,......
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