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Springy egg noodles, house-roasted char siew, and handmade wantons — the taste of Singapore, one bowl at a time.

Handmade Noodles Since 1987

Famous hawker stall at Old Airport Road Food Centre known for springy egg noodles and homemade char siew. A Singapore institution run by three generations of the Lim family.

Uncle Lim's wanton mee — Old Airport Road Food Centre

What We Do

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Uncle Lim's dry wanton mee

Wanton Mee Dry

From $4.50 — Springy egg noodles tossed in our signature house sauce, topped with homemade char siew, crispy lard, and plump boiled wantons.

Wanton mee soup bowl

Wanton Mee Soup

From $4.50 — Silky egg noodles in a clear, slow-simmered pork bone broth with handmade wantons, char siew, and fresh greens.

Dumpling noodle soup

Dumpling Noodle Soup

From $5.00 — Generous pork and prawn dumplings in our rich house broth, served with egg noodles and fresh vegetables.

Char siew rice plate

Char Siew Rice

$5.50 — Generous slices of Uncle Lim's legendary house-roasted char siew over fluffy white rice, drizzled with roasting juices and pickled greens.

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Uncle Lim's dry wanton mee
Noodles

The Dry Wanton Mee

Our signature dish — springy egg noodles tossed in secret sauce with house-roasted char siew and handmade wantons.

House-roasted char siew
Signature

House-Roasted Char Siew

Daily roasted pork belly using the original 1987 family recipe — caramelised on the outside, tender within.

Handmade pork and prawn dumplings
Dumplings

Handmade Dumplings

Pork and whole prawn dumplings wrapped by hand every morning. Six per bowl, never frozen.

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

"Uncle Lim's dry wanton mee is the gold standard. I've tried dozens of hawker stalls across Singapore and nothing comes close to the springiness of these noodles. I queue every Sunday without fail."

Priya Nair
Priya Nair
Regular Since 2005

"In 10 years of writing about hawker food, Uncle Lim's char siew remains the benchmark. The lacquered caramelisation, the tender bite — it's everything char siew should be. Three generations and still going strong."

Marcus Teo
Marcus Teo
Food Blogger, HungryInSG

"I brought my grandchildren here for the first time last month and they love it as much as I did when I was their age. The taste hasn't changed in 37 years. That's something special you cannot find anywhere else."

Auntie Rosie Ong
Auntie Rosie Ong
Neighbourhood Regular
37
Years of Tradition
500+
Bowls Daily
4.8
Stars on Google
3
Generations

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