Sen Ji Mei Wei Vegetarian Wan Tan Mee Jelutong

I love these simple Chinese veggie stands that can be found anywhere in sea. simple menu, old local customers, low price and no hipster!

Friendly nice boss. just a simple Wantan mee. but the soak of the dried killer is very nice. the taste can compete to non-vegetarian wan tan mee! please don't complain to her part of the noodle walk. it is fair with price. updated by previous review on 2018-12-04

Very inexpensive and delicious veggie breakfast food (if small servings of basic fare) nestled inside a coffee shop, hence perfect for caffeine addicts! My only qualms are that they share a space with a vendor selling whole strung-up duck carcasses, a little incongruous and disturbing for a veg*n. The servings are basically snack-size, so save some stomach space for the vendor in the street who sells vegetarian noodles with tofu, bean shoots and chilli sauces (equally cheap). Both are located within the day-market street; a little difficult to locate, we only found this venue by cross-referencing with the photo on Happy Cow.

The taste is good and similar to decades ago when i still young. The boss and worker giving the best service and friendly. only the disadvantage is the shop only open till 11am and can't be accessed by car during the opening hour as the road occupied by the wet market. need to walk about 10minutes from parking area.

This restaurant is still my all-time favorite, but the location may not be very convenient for those coming from outside the station. I have included some photos here to help guide you. Once you find the temple, head towards the entrance. The restaurant stall is located a few stands down on the left side of the entrance. Good luck finding it!