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Food Rating : 4 stars
Value for Money : 4 stars
Kopi O Rating : 3.5 stars
Ambience : Crowded
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| This coffee shop is situated at the corner of Bangkok Lane and Burma Road and is crowded all the time especially lunch time. On weekdays, you can see a Wan Ton Mee stall at the side of the shop along Bangkok Lane. The coffee shop also has a popular Hokkien Mee stall for breakfast and for lunch many crowd the Mee Goreng and Nasi Kandar stall. So, indeed this is a crowded place for lunch and if you have not been here, you should make a visit. |
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| Today Foodie is featuring Mee Rebus. Although this place is popular for its Mee Goreng, I prefer the Mee Rebus instead, let me tell you why ... |
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| A very crowded lunch hour, sometimes it may be difficult to find a place to sit . |
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| The chef at work, this man speaks perfect Hokkien :-) |
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| Due to the overwhelming orders, the noodle is fried in a big wok and then divided into respective plates, which Foodie thinks loses the flavour and authenticity of the original Mee Goreng, that again is a very personal thing. The Mee Goreng is good but the Mee Rebus is better :-) |
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| Foodie's Choice - Mee Rebus large add RM 2.00 of cuttle fish - that makes it RM 6.00 but it gives you total Satisfaction !!! |
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| Best way to savor this RM6.00 mee rebus is to 'bungkus' it home and eat it at the comfort and peace of your own home, not in the crowded coffee shop, with a can of ice cold Budweiser and the Astro on a Saturday afternoon ... this is life :-) |
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