Pan mee at Pontian Wanton Noodles @ SS15, Subang Jaya

Pontian Wanton noodles house is famous for their noodles and fried wanton. However, they have new addition to their menu which is the pan mee. Even though the menu is quite new, they made it well. Its tough to find shop selling good pan mee especially during dinner.

Taste:8/10(Good. The soup were good and pan mee were succulent. They provide tasty crispy fried anchovies separately so that it won't get soft soaked in the soup).
Price:6/10(Moderate. Pan mee regular size at MYR7.00, big at MYR9.00).



Pan mee made by hand with pork ball, vegetables and sliced pork.

Anchovies and chilies.

GPS/Coordinate: 3.076351, 101.589636
Address: No 45, Jalan SS15/4, Subang Jaya, 47500 Selangor, Malaysia.

Spicy Pan Mee @ Restaurant Super Kitchen, Kuala Lumpur

After tried the Damansara Perdana branch, I went to try on their branch opposite Kin Kin near Jalan Raja Laut, Kuala Lumpur. My colleague is addicted to the wholesomeness of spicy pan mee after I introduce to them last week.

Taste:7/10(As usual their Thai style bean curd is good but their chili is a bit bitter. The chili is over fried. However it is still good when add in moderation. The amount of minced pork is less when compared to Kin Kin).
Price:6/10(Moderate. The dry pan mee will cost you RM5 & Thai style bean curd at RM10 for 10 pieces. I notice that the dry pan mee here is cheaper than the branch in Damansara Perdana. Maybe they have a competitor on the opposite shop).

Non-halal.


Menu selection. The main dish. Spicy pan mee.

Thai style bean curd. Quite good with cucumber, peanut, sesame seed & thai sauce.

Main item. Spicy chili. Must add it to pan mee in order to get a tasty pan mee.

Pan mee served. Not yet mixed.

Pan mee not yet mixed from another angle.