Located inside Mayflower Market and Food Centre. Does dried and soup noodle items like fried wonton noodles, wonton noodles, ‘fishball’ noodles, bak chor mee with choice of meepok and meekia noodles. Previously named 630 Vegetarian. Laksa and sliced fish bee hoon contain dairy - although the latter can be prepared without on request. Relocated from Blk 630 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4. Open Mon-Tue 5:00am-2:00pm, Thu-Sun 5:00am-2:00pm. Hours vary - call ahead.
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Blk 162 Ang Mo kio Ave 4, #01-22, Northeast Singapore, Singapore, 560162
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Added by Peter Zhong on 08 Dec 2011
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16 Reviews
First Review by SKNg
Pococo
Points +397
Yummy comfort food - Edit
Glad the wanton & fishball noodles are back. However, I do miss their hand-made mushroom noodles which were really good (from their kopitiam days).
Read morePros: Yummy noodles, Generous portions
Cons: -
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ColinChew
Points +3822
unique operating hours & dishes! - Edit
Although they offer a great variety of daily unique dishes, they can do better with being more specialized and focus on getting better flavors. Fried wantons can be less dense and fillings can be less mushy. Hope to see them improving on the daily dishes. Soup is also shallow
Read morePros: Kway chup, Plenty of seating , Plenty of cheap parking
Cons: Shallow flavours for most dishes, Slow during peak hours
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vegankuntz
Points +1325
Zhen Xin, Singapore - Edit
Very small operation with food that is basically starch, mock meat and/or fried. Very small menu of inexpensive dishes. The lady working there seems nice. It seems they don't add egg to their dishes (I've no idea if e.g. the mock meats already contain egg).
Read moreThe sign (currently) says the open at 4 am.
Pros: Inexpensive
Cons: All vegan is always better, Food could be much healthier
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eatgrass
Points +64
Friendly neighborhood hawker stall - Edit
Come and support after they reopened from hawker upgrading for two months hiatus.
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EYming
Points +41
Value for money - Edit
The kway chap is tasty and a generous portion. The fried wonton noodles are also very good.
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Masterkimhoe
Points +125
Excellent food! Inexpensive affordable to all 善心人生。阿弥陀佛🙏。 - Edit
They serve delicious Vegetarian food that makes me patronize them regularly even though I stay at Toa Payoh, worth traveling there to "take away" home to enjoy with my family.
Read morePros: Delicious inexpensive Vegetarian daily food., Kway Chap and deep fried wanton my favorites!, Cheerful and friendly stall owners~
Cons: Can't find one... Really. :D
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SharonChua蔡妼㛔
Points +20414
Lovely wan ton noodles - Edit
Super like their wan ton noodles, taste is intense enough for me, yummy.
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SudwiTasmin
Points +36
21 Aug 2021 review - Edit
Currently it only operates until 12am. Unvaccinated also can dine in this open hawker centre.
Read morePros: Dumpling Noodle soup, Mee Pok
Cons: Kway chap soup is bland, but dry ingredients OK
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Marilynmodiva
Points +1698
Average food, friendly staff - Edit
A very busy food house, especially on a Friday night. We got the wonton mee, the fried dumplings and the mee pok, all of which were average tasting. I personally didn't like the filling of the dumplings, I found them very floury and doughy, so the consistency was all flour. We did like how they make their noodles from fresh dough, that was brilliant and you can taste the difference. All in all, we were hungry and it satisfied us as our dinner.
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hokkaidohoneydew
Points +1155
Nice kway chap - Edit
Kway chap ingredients are nice. Soup just a bit blend. Saw that they have chicken rice on Monday also.
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JstyleVegetarian
Points +142
Cheap - Edit
Ordered kwayzhap & handmade mee hoon kway. Cheap but taste can be improved more.
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Zehbeehoon
Points +1120
Laksa - Edit
The coconut-based soup is flavourful and wanton is fried upon ordered
Read morePros: Value for money, 24 hours
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XiaoAi
Points +405
Not bad - Edit
Is good because it is open 24 hours a day and you can come and eat if you are hungry. I like the black soy sauce dried Kuai Teow here, do not like the tomato sauce flavor.
Read morePros: 24 hour
Cons: The spoon chopsticks look like very dirty and old.
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jacs
Points +266
24 hour vegetarian stall - Edit
This is probably the only vegetarian stall that I know of which operates round the clock.
Read moreI like their fried wantons, meepok, kway chap and tom yum noodles. Their lor tau kwa(you get half of it in the kway chap set) is also awesome and I like to add it to the noodles when I have them.
They also have mee sua here, so you can change the fishball noodles to mee sua if you are not that hungry. Their handmade noodles (it is used in the tom yum noodles) is pretty good too. All their dishes do not contain eggs.
Pros: 24 hour
Cons: Chopsticks, spoons and saucers always seem unclean
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Cqveggiefinds
Points +11620
Nice - Edit
I was here with friends at 1 past midnight.
Read moreThis stall is run by 2 people but usually only 1 is present at any given point of time.
They sell wonton noodles, meepok and fried wonton noodles that are prepared only upon ordering, which is good.
Their yellow noodles are more likely to be factory made, so it’s probably vegan (handmade ones uses eggs to give the colour).
The food I had was amazing, one plate of wonton noodles dry is enough for me :)
Pros: 24 hours, good food
Cons: far from the nearest MRT (Yio Chu Kang), rude service sometimes
jacs
Yup, I usually see the uncle in the morning and the 2 ladies in the evening.
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SKNg
Points +2108
poor attitude - Edit
poor attitude showing anger to customers
Read moreCons: poor attitude showing anger to customers
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