As you can see, I ordered the dry and soup version of the Wanton Noodles. There is no good or better version, really depends on your personal preferences. But I do like both versions of dry and soup wanton noodles. The soup is just so rich and made me thought of having this dish every supper. For $5 a bowl, both the quantity and quality were there. Difficult for me to describe every bit of every ingredient put into this bowl, but certainly is good till you would want to come back for more.
On the side dish, $4 for 5 Fried Wantons. Mmm I felt a little steep, but similarly, the quality of the wanton is there. It is operating in a coffeeshop, but totally different levels from the coffeeshop dim sum section side of fried wantons. Do try it out yourself there and the stall is expanding fast at this point of writing. Suggest to Eat there as the experience is different from the tabao version too.
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