>Super Kitchen
>When people talk about spicy pan mee, Kin Kin Pan Mee will always the first come to mind. But as a food blogger I’m so shame to say that I never try Kin Kin before 🙁 From reading so many reviews about Kin Kin I knew that horrible service + long waiting were the label that they gave, this make me feel qualm whether want to try or not.
Today I’m gonna to introduce another spicy pan mee which can be an alternative if you don’t want to wait long at Kin Kin. (It’s just opposite Kin Kin at Jln TAR) – Restaurant Spicy Kitchen
This is how the spicy pan mee before chili is added. Minced pork, anchovies, poached egg & fried shallots.
The chilli that will make your mouth burn. It’s advisable to try the spiciness before you add in more chilli in your bowl of mee, or else you will sweat like hell & your lips will be swollen like hotdog!!
After all condiments mixed up….
I like the texture of the mee, not too soggy or soft…springy indeed ^.^
Curry Pan Mee
Very big bowl generously laden with tofu bok, brinjals, long bean & chicken.
Green veggie
Wonton Soup
I believe they have more variety of food if compare with Kin Kin, so why not just give them a try?
1) Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman 1
Off Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur.
2) Jalan Metro Perdana 8
Taman Usahawan Kepong, Kuala Lumpur.
>i’ve only been to Kin Kin all this while..coz my frens always say the rest are ‘pirated’..hahaha..the eggs served in kin kin are more soft boiled though..this one looks rather solid..
>I heard of this pan mee also! Very spicy one… Wanna challenge next time, hehe…
>I’ve tried Kin Kin’s spicy pan mee only once but numerous times at Super Kitchen due to several reasons 1)hygiene 2)air-condition 3)friendly service 4)free soup refills. Taste wise,almost similar but the soup at Super Kitchen is slightly sweeter. There’s also another Super Kitchen outlet at Kota Damansara with a different name, “Chilli Pan Mee”
>I’ve also never try it before:p
It looks very very spicy!!!!!!!~~~
>i tried spicy pan mee near Sime Darby building , is it KIm KIM??
thanks ur recommendation
>sc: I never try KK so cannot compare, but I like Super Kitchen though~~
akira: Don’t put too much chilli then OK lor 🙂
relishsavour: If I choose I rather dine in a air-conditioned place ~.~
christy: It served plain, spiciness it’s depends on how much chili u put in 😛
sockpeng: I think is KK @ Jln Tar…
>wow…the spicy pan mee look hot and yummy~~
>I like spicy food~~sure i will put alots of chili sauce
>adventurous place which is good for change!
>I miss KinKin Spicy Pan Mee
Mm.. when I’m free, I’ll go and try
>i was there 2 week! that’s how i found out that WiFi mamak stall next to it…hehehe..
thanks for the info! at first, i thought this was kin kin’s branch! hehe…and yes, the chili’s quite spicy. *sweating*
>squall:It’s depends on how much chili u put ~.~
shell: Better don’t to too greedy o =.=
backstreetgluttons: Why not~~
vivi: I think I’ll stick to this Spicy Kitchen, nearer from my place:)
nic: u ate this pan mee for 2 weeks continuously?
>Just found out there is one super kitchen at kepong..very near my house…i try the soup wan…but not really good oh…well,will visit again to try the dry chili pan mee..next time…
>Yupe. The chili pan mee is not much different from Kin Kin and the portion is a bit bigger and the environment is much more comfortable than Kin Kin. I like their Drunken Chicken Mee Suah if I’m not ordering chili pan mee.
>ck: from Kepong too? Thanks for ur comment 🙂
simon: Druken chicken mee sua, hmm… will try next time, thanks ~.~
>super spicy chili ah….
>Kin Kin also has a branch in Pandan Indah (air conditioned!) with friendlier service. But I think it might be quite far for you.
>Once awhile, super sexy pouty lips is good! Haha..i am those who like to overload my pan mee with lots of chili!
>Hi choi yen,
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