Wanton Mee

Besides their signature soya sauce chicken, Yit Lim Hong Kong Soy Sauce Chicken sells char siew and siu yuk as well as wanton mee. This is their wanton mee with extra siu yuk added.

The char siew is the lean meat type, meaty with a very mild sweet taste and a bit dry. It is kind of disappointing. The siu yuk on the other hand is meaty and juicy with nice flavour flavours. It has a nice crispy and crunchy skin, and light savoury flavours. The roast pork is definitely better than the char siew here.

The noodles are springy with a very mild hint of alkaline tastes which is mostly covered up by its soya sauce and lard seasoning. It tastes pretty decent when thoroughly mixed with the seasoning sauce. The noodles comes served with some vegetables as well.

Accompanying the plate of noodles is a small bowl of wanton soup. The soup has a light savoury taste. As for the wanton, it has a soft skin wrapper with very nicely flavoured meat filling that has a light peppery taste. Very nice!

The char siew is skippable, but the siu yuk and wanton are nice. Can probably order siu yuk noodles with wanton soup the next time. Except for the char siew, the rest are very likeable.