Best Wantan Mee in Melaka

If you're a fan of spicy food, or in particular, spicy wantan mee, then you might just enjoy Dung Fung Food Court's spicy wantan mee. Served with a delicious mix of savoury-spicy soy sauce, consistent noodles, char siew, siew yoke and some vegetables. 

Kedai Makanan dan Minuman Chop Beeng Cheong offers the standard Malaccan style wantan mee, which is normally done with clear sauce mixed with a little bit of chilis. Nicely cooked noodles with a good amount of sauce to coat each strand beautifully and served with char siew, dumplings and vegetables. 

Fat Aunty Wantan Mee may not be the prettiest of names, but they do offer pretty delicious wantan mee. As the name suggests, it's operated by a rather plump auntie which unsurprisingly has pan mee as part of their menu selection. It comes in two variants - soup or dry, both of which are pretty good as well. 

Lian Pang Kopitiam is a hawker centre rather popular for its range of dishes served here in Melaka. One of the must-try is definitely the wantan mee, blanched perfectly in hot boiling water and finish with either a clear-chili base or broth. Both are equally delicious and comes with a generous spread of char siew, shredded chicken, dumplings and vegetables.

Kedai Makanan dan Minuman Soon Hoe may not be the prettiest of places, but heck do they have a good selection of wantan mee. Noodles that cooked perfectly consistently along with a splash of savoury dark soy sauce or perhaps a lighter option, chicken broth. Both are served with a generous amount of char siew and dumplings.