>Restoran Damansara Hokkien Mee
>When it’s supper time, Hokkien Mee (not Penang Hokkien Mee hor) always come to our (me+hubby) mind rather than mamak stall. Both of us like this heavenly black thick noodle (dai lok mien) with pork!! π
We have a few favourite spot to satisfy our cravings for Hokkien Mee. One of it is Damansara Hokkien Mee..
Damansara Hokkien Mee – Kota Damansara branch
I love my Hokkien Mee with lots of lard as per the photo above!!! It definitely fulfilled my requirement but it’s still not the best I’ve tried before ^.^
Pork Soup
The pepper-ly pork soup come with lots of cabbages but the pork tasted different with the “ba gao” soup that I had before.
These pork slices were coated with flour and deep fried instead of just coated with corn flour & cooked with the soup like what I normally had. However, I still like the the latter (coated with corn flour) as the pork has smooth starchy texture~~
BBQ chicken wings ordered from a Malay stall in front of the restaurant. We found out that the chicken wings tasted just like satay, maybe they just marinated the wings together with their satay (they sell satay too) =.=”
Verdict: Food tasted jolly good but the environment is a bit dark. You will notice that the “al fresco” dining is not really hygienic as it is placed on vacant car park lots (in front of the restaurant) & we spotted some cockroaches having fun while we dine.
Restoran Damansara Hokkien Mee
~35, Jalan PJU 5/9
Kota Damansara
~ Jalan 21/37, Damansara Utama
>Come to Penang and taste the real Hokkien Mee! :p
>look nice…hungry already…heehe
>We just had some Hokkien Mee at the Banana Leaf Malaysian Restaurant in Houston last Friday. Let just say, I wish I can have the same one as yours in Restoran Damansara, ours was a big disappointment. I miss Malaysian food!
>penang’s hokkien mee is prawn mee
>Many people in PJ say this is da best but many from KL disagree !
we think its sometimes good sometimes bad !
>haha .. i would have ordered my hokkien mee and expect to get the soupy one like penang hokkien mee!!!
>been there several times. love the fast serving of food. hehehe
>In Selangor this Hokkien Mee taste the best and most original but not comparable to Penang!
>A typical Malaysian dinner? Hokkien Mee with lots of lard and wok hei.
>akira: Hokkien mee @ Penang = prawan mee @ KL π
ε€ε²ηηε: ~.~
Colin: Better than nothing, hehe π
sock peng: Yalor…
back street gluttons: Different ppl different taste~~
duckie: That’s prawn mee we called it @ KL!!
xin: Yeah, fast serving~~
lulu: How about Hokkien mee @ Jalan 222 ?
worldwindows: I love lards!!!Crispy lards!!!
>Is hokien mee the same as loh mee?
>have only tried the one at Uptown.. looks the same :). but the branch in Uptown has piping hot roasted duck to go wth the hokkien mee.
>ooohhh! i lurve ba gao soup! especially with bee hoon and lotsa vege! not many places can make a good one. u shd try the stall along jalan sentul. the ba gao is good! but the hokkien mee so-so only. π
>wow, Malaysia have lots of yummy yummy food neh…
>Perhaps not too hygiene = delicious food? Haha! Makes me miss Hokkien mee so badly.
>selba: They are different, loh mee is with some starchy soup but they using same thick noodle π
sc: Hmm…roast duck + hokkien mee, both my favorite!!!
nic: Jalan Sentul? U mean opposite Sentul West? I like Jln Loke Yew ba gao soup too π
somewhere in singapore: Singapore not bad too π
sugar bean: It should sounds like yummy food normally are not hygiene, haha~~ XD
>Hi choi yen,
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