Pontian Wanton Noodles Breakfast Menu Singapore 2026

Wanton mee is one of those breakfasts Singapore never really questioned, and the pontian wanton noodles breakfast run is one of the easiest ways to do it. Hawker-format Pontian stalls open early and sell the same springy noodles and crispy fried wantons you get at lunch, at hawker prices. This guide covers what to order in the morning, what it costs, and which outlets open early enough to count.

Does Pontian Wanton Noodles serve breakfast in Singapore?

Yes, in the practical sense. Pontian has no separate breakfast menu, but its hawker and food-court stalls open in the morning and serve the full menu all day, so you can eat wanton mee at 8am if your stomach wants it. One OpenRice reviewer put it plainly: “this is a good breakfast to have,” ordering the standard bowl first thing in the morning. If you want the complete lineup, our Pontian Wanton Noodles full menu guide covers every section.

What should I order for breakfast at Pontian?

Keep it simple. The small dry wanton mee is the sweet spot for a morning appetite: enough to fill you up without the post-breakfast slump. The prices below mix hawker-stall reports with mall-outlet prices, so expect the lower end at food centres and the upper end at malls.

Item	Details	Price
Small Signature Wanton Mee	Dry egg noodles, char siew slices, 2 fried + 2 soup wantons. The classic morning order.	S$2.70
Large Signature Wanton Mee	Same bowl, bigger noodle portion, for hungrier mornings.	S$3.30 – S$3.80
Soup Wanton Noodles	Noodles in clear savoury broth with wantons, gentler on an early stomach.	S$2.70 – S$3.80
Mall Outlet Wanton Noodles	Full-size bowl at mall outlets, listed on the mall/delivery menu.	S$8.00
Pork Rib Noodles	Braised pork ribs over noodles, richer pick for a weekend morning.	S$5.50*
Salted Egg Chicken Cutlet Noodles	Chicken cutlet in salted egg yolk sauce, the indulgent breakfast upgrade.	S$6.00*

Hawker prices are from reviewer reports (streetdirectory, OpenRice, TravelBytez) and vary by stall. Mall prices are from the 2026 mall/delivery menu. *Pork rib and salted egg prices were reported in 2018 and may have changed.

Start with the classic dry wanton mee

The dry bowl is the Pontian signature: springy egg noodles tossed in that dark black-sauce base reviewers keep praising, with char siew and both kinds of wanton on top. Ask for black sauce with a little chilli if you like heat, or plain black sauce if you prefer to keep breakfast calm. It comes with a small bowl of soup on the side, which is perfect for sipping first thing.

Soup noodles for a gentler start

Not a fan of saucy noodles at 8am? The soup version uses the same noodles and wantons in a light, savoury broth. Reviewers note the fried wantons hold up even in soup, and the warm broth is the closest thing to a proper breakfast comfort on the menu. It is also the easier order for kids, which our Pontian kids guide covers in more detail.

Which Pontian outlets open early for breakfast?

This is where format matters. Hawker and food-centre stalls (Toa Payoh Central, Ang Mo Kio 628, Kovan 209, Clementi 448) typically open from around 7am to 8am, while mall outlets like United Square open later, around 11am. So for a real breakfast, head to a market or food-centre stall. Check the Pontian near me guide for addresses and hours before you head out, since hours vary by stall.

How do sauce choices change a breakfast bowl?

Pontian lets you pick your sauce, and it changes the morning completely. Black sauce with chilli is the crowd favourite for lunch, but first thing in the morning plenty of regulars go plain black sauce or even ketchup, which tastes milder and slightly sweet. Soup is the gentlest option of all. There is no wrong answer, just order the heat level your stomach is awake for.

Smart breakfast ordering tips at Pontian

Go small unless you know you are starving; the large portion is genuinely filling and you do not want to waddle to work. Add a side of fried wantons if the bowl feels light, they are the most praised item on the menu. Takeaway costs a little extra (reviewers report around S$0.20), so dine in if the stall has seats. And if you are ordering in, our Pontian delivery guide covers what travels well.

Pontian Wanton Noodles breakfast FAQs