Noodle House serves Pan Mee in about every single form you can think off, from Loh Mee style (dark and white), Curry Style, Soup and Dry..It was a challenge to just choose one that would suit your style.
Their signature dishes comes in the form of noodles in a dark loh mee soup as well as a white loh mee soup, perfect with a dash of black vinegar. Tastewise, it was pretty new to me as i would always eat my Pan Mee with clear soup. Did i hear someone ask me what is Pan Mee? Its basically a hand kneaded dough either eaten in pieces or gone through the process of a noodle cutter.
The dark eggy version with minced pork, mushrooms and meat balls..Perfect with vinegar
The lighter one, with the same soup base..Minus the dark soya sauce to be honest.
A not so common looking pan mee style, curry. Abit too salty but very tasty indeed..
Not satisfied, we order their sui kao that appeared to be boiled but with no soup! The surprise came in the dip as it was vinegar with raw garlic which was very unique. Although the dumpling was disappointed because it tasted like fish paste even with the evident prawns used. Hmm..so refinement required.
The last greedy item, the boxing chicken which was a huge butterflied chicken wing. The batter was on the thick side, but it being fried, who can refuse?
Address and contact details:
No.8G, Jalan Puteri 1/1, Bandar Puteri
47100, Puchong, Selangor
Tel:03-80618760 (very near the older Giant in the area)
Verdict: 3 stars out of 5 stars, You pay RM6.80 for a huge bowl of noodles which is a slight premium but with a more comfortable environment that honestly tastes quite value for money.
No.8G, Jalan Puteri 1/1, Bandar Puteri
47100, Puchong, Selangor
Tel:03-80618760 (very near the older Giant in the area)
Verdict: 3 stars out of 5 stars, You pay RM6.80 for a huge bowl of noodles which is a slight premium but with a more comfortable environment that honestly tastes quite value for money.
25 comments:
mmmm......
Dumpling and chicken...
I am craving for some!
'Loh Mee' and vinegar is perfect couple ^^V
sadly, a perfect stranger for pimples =(
There seems to be a lot of pan mee shops around of late...but I love pan mee...so, it's a welcomed addition!
ilovepearly: hahah its quite easy to get it in chinatown rite??
babelearner: is it? i had no idea it was an invite for pimples..
wmw: haha theres also a new one at connaught..same street as that ipoh hor fun place u tried tat time..
aiyo. what's wrong with blogger.. the screen went blank on me after I press "published post" =(
The dumplings look good..esp presented with vinegar-abit like "wo tien" or pot stickers? Too bad they taste like fish paste more than prawns! How can siew gow taste like fish leh... hehhehe
still prefer those dumplings with whole prawn ~ ^_^
daphne: 2nd time i have shown looks can be deceiving..sigh..
ling239: haha whole prawn?? prawn cubes are good enuf for me
i thought those are "lam mee" and "loh mee" :D no worries, your pics looked good and acceptable! :D
Ooh. This is one restaurant that I've tried. At last something. Hahah!! Yes. I love their boxing chicken. Luckily you didn't try their calamari. I have this love for calamari so I try it at all different places that offers it but this place's calamari's totally out.
I miss Pan Mee..esp those with a runny egg in it. I tried replicating it in my own kitchen, and used rice ovalettes (chinese rice cakes) as the "carbo".
Hey.. Joe,
The prawn dumpling sure looks great.. ! too bad.. the taste ain't good. My pan mian experience also those of clear soup only. These days malaysia's food are full of surprises and innovation.
mei yen: technically it is..just served with pan mee noodles..
seaqueen: okok..no calamari..yeap its nice to read abt something u tried b4..and not be shocked at this alien places that you havent been b4..
tigerfish: did it work?
mamabok: yeap thats y i find the f&b industry in m'sia very fascinating..
I enjoy the virtual eating I do whenever I visit your blog.
How can anyone resist Fried stuff...but MUST...RESIST! Sometimes I feel like the Borg have landed when a plate of deep fried whatever hits the tables. "Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated."
;-)
oh! this Pan Mien at Taman Puteri Puchong, just behind Giant had been known for some time now. A lot of new pan mein ry to copy them. Great Pan Mien, lots of varities! Great to know you had found them.
cynthia: hahaha..it would be so much better if i could just virtual eating all the time..so i dont grow fat!
nigel: yeah lor..its probably one of the most evil sins available on earth..
bbo: yeah tons of varieties..but still too far for me lor haha
my first time to see a sui kao without soup... :D
i could never resist a good fried chicken..
new kid: haha well true enough..its probably the 1st for me too..its either with soup or fried..
ginger: haha who could?..KFC anyone?
eh.pics from handphone are also not bad wor...
sc: no lar..rather crap la i must say..haha eye sore
OMG!! CHicken Wingsss......
Eh.. pan mee with eggy broth.. looks delicious.
jackson: a big fan eh!?
jason: yes it does, abit too far from cheras though, dont you think?
Love the sui kow and pan mian in curry..!
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