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Chicken Curry Potato with Egg Puff ($2)
Curry chicken, eggs, and soft mushy potatoes wrapped within smooth, crispy skin. I am usually not a fan of curry puff skin, but theirs stood out. Most are either too soft and thin or too thick and dull, while this was just right. The thickness gave a smooth, crunchy crust without being overly greasy, and it held the filling nicely. The curry chicken was tender and spicy with an eggy mouthfeel. Yum!

Rendang Chicken Puff ($2.20)
Tender chicken pieces slow‑cooked in rich rendang spices wrapped within crispy puff. The only difference here is the filling, but honestly it tasted quite similar to the curry chicken, just wetter. The rendang note was faint, though the texture and flavour were still enjoyable. Still tasty, haha!
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🚩Heritage Tanglin Puff Since 1952, 531A Upper Cross St, 02-34 Hong Lim Market & Food Centre, Singapore 051531
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The soup was savoury with a tad of herby and peppery notes, plus sweetness from wolfberries, making it more complex than a typical clear soup. The wantons were big, umami, meaty, and wrapped in slippery smooth skin. Overall, a good bowl, but be ready to brave the queue to get one.

Nothing fancy, just old-school comfort. The noodles are springy and smooth, without that alkaline taste. Tossed in dark soy and paired with char siew, greens and soup. It’s straightforward, hearty and full of nostalgia 》$4.50

📍Li Fatt Wanton Noodle

Okay overall. Wok hei was not strong enough. Chewy dark kway teow with fish cake, sotong, beansprout, and vegetables, topped with a cracked fresh egg in the middle resembling a moon for mixing.

Tender meat, slightly dry in some parts, but with crisp skin. The salt mixture enhanced the taste.

Consists of four small dishes served on a big plate: Ming Zhu Rolls, Prawn Rolls, Dough Fritter with Seafood Paste, and Yam Basket. All were crispy and delicious on their own. Especially liked the yam basket. Prawn roll and dough fritter were umami. Ming Zhu Roll was filling, a beancurd pouch stuffed with salted egg yolk, prawn, ham, and stewed mushrooms, though it got a little dry.