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| I don't know the name of this operator but it is facing the main road of Jalan Ipoh near Maybank on the fifth miles. It is located on an end lot not a building but sort of on a vavant land and it stretches to the end and across the back lane. During the day it a Bak Kut Teh stall by the name of Hing Kee. |
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| Zu Yi wanted to try their Yip Kong Hor and not bad a taste of this fried koay teow. |
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| Hokkien mee was sinfully delicious and it seems that this specialty is popular here. |
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| Jo really enjoyed the fish head bihun and said that she will be back again for this lovely noodle. Though I do not like to take carnation milk but I do like this soup . |
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| A combination of deep fried Sai Too fish cake and fried Foo Chok was so good that we ordered another portion of Foo Chok. |
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| The sambal for the noodles was awesome (sorry forget to take a picture of it) |
The interior of another good place for an evening noodle in Kuala Lumpur.
Hokkien Mee at Batu 5
Jalan Ipoh
Kuala Lumpur
GPS : 3.200298, 101.677676
1 comment:
Good yes but filthy and allow smokers to puffed away freely. So avoid it at all costs
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