Wen Zhang Lao Mian is now open in Bugis
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Bugis has seen many new and exciting eateries pop up in recent times, including Frites, known for their loaded beef fries, and Little Teahouse, which offers an array of over 35 dim sum items. Among the latest openings is Wen Zhang Lao Mian, a two-month-old Chinese restaurant located just a short four-minute walk from Bugis MRT Station.
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The menu features a variety of options, and those who love noodle soups can look forward to a wide selection. Choose from four different soup bases: Pork Bone Pickled Cabbage, Spicy Beef, Big Bone Tomato, and Herbal. Then, choose between two types of noodles: la mian or rice noodles.
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Begin with the classic Spicy Beef Noodles ($14.90), featuring a satisfying and generously portioned bowl of rich beef soup laden with chunks of succulent beef. Many recommend having this with rice noodles, which are said to be super smooth and silky.
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Alternatively, consider the Tomato Fish Noodles ($12.90), another highly recommended item, which boasts a creamy and tangy tomato-based broth with fresh fish slices, corn, and cabbage. The same soup base is also available with other protein options including Beef ($12.90) and Fried Pork ($13.90).
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For those who prefer rice, you can explore their variety of fried rice dishes instead. Options include Bacon Fried Rice, Sausage Fried Rice, and Spicy Shrimp Fried Rice, each priced at $10.60. Particularly noteworthy is the Bacon Fried Rice, which stands out for its smoky wok hei flavour and fluffy, flavourful rice featuring crispy bacon and bits of corn and egg.
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Count yourself lucky if you manage to get your hands on their signature BBQ Sauce Buns ($4.60), as they tend to sell out quickly. These buns are described as sweet and savoury, boasting a crispy exterior and a soft interior filled with the saucy, sweet pork, vermicelli, and cabbage.
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Quench your thirst with their house-made Sour Plum ($3.80), a sour and refreshing drink served with ice that’s moulded into an adorable teddy bear. Other beverages include their Lemonade ($3.80), Peach ($2.80), Black Tea ($2.50) and more.
Be sure to finish your soup and take note of the text at the bottom of the bowl━you might just win a free bowl of noodles, or enjoy your current bowl for free!
If you’re looking for more great eats in the vicinity, check out our guide to food places in Bugis or Bugis Junction eats.
Address: 2 Tan Quee Lan Street, #01-03, Singapore 188091
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11am to 10pm, Sat 11:30am to 10pm, Sun 11am to 11pm
Tel: 9817 3298
Website
Wen Zhang Lao Mian is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Feature image adapted from Loh Soon Shan and Chin Yung Goh.
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