It was a touching story I read in EatingAsia's Mee, With Love. It gives me the warm fuzzy optimism that love really conquers all. Well at least, the love of wanton mee really conquers all obstacles of long distance and obscurity of PJ to Ben. It is always difficult to drag Ben to any place further than 10km radius from home. But the mention of good wanton mee, he agreed without even a whim.Location : 616 Jalan 17/10, Petaling Jaya.
Tel. 012-754-1287/012-756-1214.
Rating : Good
ReviewI don't really how to describe the texture of the noodles. They are crisp yet adequately chewy so that you get a fuller experience and taste of the noodles. The roast pork sweet and salty variety are both engaging. The meal is good enough that Ben recommended for future visits.
Oh yeah, what adds to the aroma is the tiny-crispy lard that is added last after the noodles are mixed with sauces and all.
In addition, we also ordered wanton (dumplings) and sui kow (bigger dumplings) to complement our meal. 
Oh yeah, what adds to the aroma is the tiny-crispy lard that is added last after the noodles are mixed with sauces and all.In addition, we also ordered wanton (dumplings) and sui kow (bigger dumplings) to complement our meal. The wanton is mild in taste so that sweetness of pork is preserved.
To satisfy our appetite (greed), sui kow offers a more mouthful pleasure of sweetly flavoured meat.
In addition to pork meat, there are also prawns in the sui kow to increase crunchiness and sweetness to the dumplings.
In addition to pork meat, there are also prawns in the sui kow to increase crunchiness and sweetness to the dumplings. A simple meal it is, but sufficiently satisfying and attractive that makes us long to visit the shop again soon.
I know you have seen enough, but seriously, for the love of mee..
I can't help it!
I know you have seen enough, but seriously, for the love of mee..I can't help it!
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