San Kee Hokkien Noodles are awesome! After reading this post, we decided to venture into North Jinjang to check out this Chinese Style Fried noodles restaurant. Well, it really isn’t much of a restaurant. More like a space at the end of the road, where traffic seems to carry on right through the eating area of the shop. Check this out:
People can actually cycle right up to the kitchen of the shop and wait for their tapau(take away). Great if you don’t want to park!
Cumi walks the narrow bridge that runs from the back road, into the shop..
That same passage runs all the way, into the main road, where the car is coming from..
We tried the Hokkien Noodles and the Shee Fun Karn( Tapioca) Noodles. The Hokkien mee was great. Fried in the dry style, these noodles were full of pork lard (chee yau char) but a little on the salty side. The Tapioca noodles had an interesting texture – chewy.. sort of like the texture of gummy bears, only savoury. The noodles fried here are generally sweeter than the other Chinese style fried noodles you find in KL.
Hokkien Mee
Tapioca Noodles
What a cool place though. Loads of character, loads of fun. And the boy.. isn’t he a darling;)
North Jinjang,
Kuala Lumpur
Opening hours: 2:15pm till 1:00am daily [mappress mapid=”28″]
mmm, looks yummy enough to slurp away while eating the hokkien mee
Yeah, but these Hokkien Mee are cooked in the dry style, so less sauce to slurp. Still delicious though.. 😉
Hahhaah I wanna eat the little boy!
LOL, don’t la.. then no more little boy:( LOL
I don’t mind the traffic. The fire on the wok makes it tempting me to go pay them a visit!
LOL, food tastes awesome. Please check it out – there is a map on BabeKL’s blog:)
The boy is too cute lah!!
He is right..? every time the camera pointed his way, he flashed his million dollar smile. And he was so helpful – helping dad serve the noodles;) What a cutie..
At last, a down to earth blog LOL
Joker, we always do down to earth posts mah.. what tok u:p LOL
That’s brilliant… a bridge to lardy, yummilicious Hokkien Mee! Now why can’t I have a bridge liddat near my home? 😛
P.S. Must meet up lah, dear. Lama tak jumpa dan makan sama-sama. Plus, ade surprise dari Penang/Bath for you! Hehe.
Yeah, too bad that the bridge that leads to Lardy HM is in Jinjang. Wanna re-locate? Mwuahaha..
Ya la, when u passing me my stuff?! Today?:D
OMG the plate of hokkien mee is packed with cholesterol but it looks too good to be ignored!
who cares about cholestrol.. just work out harder at the gym la:P
but is it safe going into jinjang?!~?!?!
Cheesin! of course la. You orang china bukan china ar? LOL
Hmmmmm very very tempting indeed!
I hope some HongKong film maker will spot this young fella. He will look good in Cantonese movies!
Oh look at the gooey and thick noodles! I love tapioca noodles! Can’t find it easily around here..
gosh, this neighborhood looks scary! i’ll need to come here in a big group … or with a bodyguard or two! but the hokkien mee looks deeeeeeeelicious! 😀
My place~~ But so shame to tell that I never try b4 >.<