Jun Ji - 俊记 at Albert Centre Market & Food Centre
Location: 270 Queen St, #01-44 Albert Centre Market & Food Centre, Singapore 180270
Floor 1 · Albert Centre Market & Food Centre
Michelin-recognised wanton mee stall at Albert Centre, famous for springy noodles and savoury sauce.
Michelin-recognised wanton mee stall at Albert Centre, famous for springy noodles and savoury sauce.
Jun Ji is a Michelin-recognised wanton mee stall at Albert Centre Market and Food Centre, celebrated for its springy noodles tossed in a flavourful sauce with tender wantons and slices of char siew. The stall draws steady queues of diners who appreciate the balance of textures and the well-seasoned broth that accompanies the soup version. Each bowl is prepared to order, ensuring the noodles retain their satisfying bite and the wantons arrive plump and juicy. Prices remain reasonable for a Michelin-mentioned stall, keeping it accessible to everyday hawker-goers. Whether you prefer your wanton mee dry or in soup, Jun Ji delivers a bowl that has cemented its reputation as one of Albert Centre's standout stalls.Operating Hours
Overall Rating
Based on 5 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Jia Ping
Bought 2 bowl of porridges and 1 pan fried 韭菜糕 , ordered 1 yam cake as well but out of stock. Uncle insisted of giving only 1 pair of chop stick and wanted to charge me for my request for 2nd pair. He said I only order 1 plate of item so …
Positive Reviews
Linda Tran
This one mix cheong fun and yam cake for 2.5S$, it's so cheap? And the flavor is decent, delicous , highly recommend
Tay Seow Leng
Stall owners are elderly and not tech savvy. Google maps stated that they are temporary closed. I approached the stall owner and got his verbal permission to "opened" his stall again, as his stall was never closed in the first place. …
Kenneth Tseng
Cheap and delicious: Singapore's local cuisine
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Jun Ji - 俊记
Food Stall Display
A food stall display featuring various food items. In the top shelf, there is a tray with Hokkien rice dumplings, fried items, and boiled eggs. Below, there are steamed buns, what appear to be rice cakes, and a large container of shredded vegetables. Condiment bottles are visible in the foreground. Signs indicate accepted payment methods and a QR code for payment.
Chee Cheong Fun with Sauce
A close-up of Chee Cheong Fun (rice noodle rolls) served on a red tray lined with brown paper. The dish is topped with sesame seeds and drizzled with a reddish sauce and a darker savory sauce. In the blurred background, people are seen queuing and ordering food at a hawker stall.
Food Stall with Customers
A food stall with a red and white sign displaying images of food and text. Several customers are standing in line to order. In the foreground, a red tray holds a portion of food wrapped in brown paper. The stall appears to be in an outdoor or semi-outdoor food court setting.
Food Stall Display
A food stall with a brightly lit overhead menu displaying various dishes including rice dumplings, noodles, and porridge. Below the menu, there are posters with images of roasted duck and other food items. The stall has a display case with food items and a counter where customers are being served.
Food Preparation
A close-up view of food being prepared, likely in a kitchen or food stall. In the foreground, a round pan contains various colorful dumplings or pastries, some white, some pink, and some yellow-green. A metal spatula is placed on top of the food. Behind the pan, several yellow boxes labeled "YONG'S Teochew Kueh" are stacked. To the right, a large metal pot with a lid is visible, along with a glass jar. The background shows a tiled wall.
Food Stall with Menu and Customers
A food stall in an outdoor setting with a menu board displaying various dishes. Several customers are visible, some queuing and others standing. In the foreground, a plate of food, likely rice noodle rolls, is served on brown paper with sauces. The stall has a prominent sign with Chinese characters and images of food. Another sign to the right advertises "FAMOUS ROJAK".
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