After Haze’s appointment to the hospital to get her ankle checked, we found ourselves at Puchong at around 10 am looking for breakfast.
My first suggestion was Yap Chuan bak kut teh, but Haze somehow believes that bak kut teh isn’t appropriate for breakfast… I then thought we could perhaps try the fresh made yong tau foo nearby, but we found out that they weren’t open for another hour.
found this pan mee place by the side of a house in Puchong
As I try to make our way out of the area, we chanced upon this little eatery with a few plastic tables set up by the side of a house that seems to enjoy brisk business.
I had no idea what they were serving initially, but we thought we should gave it a try anyway, and that proved to be an excellent choice.
soup version, with hand torn pan mee noodle
This little place with no name has a pan mee stall. They offer pan mee in soup and dry version, and you can have the noodle in hand peeled, thick, and thin version.
The hand peeled soup pan mee Haze ordered certainly looked simple, but look can be deceiving. The peeled noodle itself were of just the right consistency, minced pork was very flavorful too, and of course, it came with anchovies, fungus, and those signature pan mee leave.
dry version with thin pan mee noodle
The dry pan mee with thin noodle that I ordered came with essentially the same ingredients, but with soup on the side. I love it, and I think the noodle is the star here, as with the peeled version. They just seems to get it right.
And of course, no good pan mee is complete without chili paste, and over here their chili paste is one of the best I’ve had. It definitely has a strong kick to it, but also rather fragrant at the same time, I had a second helping.
these are our OMG this is so good expressions
By the way, they only cost RM 4 a bowl. I think I’ll have this again next time I head there. 😀
Address:
Between Jalan Puchong Batu 14 & Jalan Kecawi
Kampung Baru Puchong, Selangor
GPS: 2.995665,101.622873
I was fully attracted by both of ur expression. Not the pan mee actually. Haha… Thanks for giving such OMG expression in this lovely morning.
cocoeriley: hahahaha you’re welcome! 😛
“Haze somehow believes that bak kut teh isn’t appropriate for breakfast”
Omg, bah kut teh is approriate for any meals! LOL
I like your expressions, it was that good hor.
Isaac Tan: ahaha yeah everyday anytime, bkt!
Hand peel pan mee is not widely sold and I love hand peel pan mee but never have treated a good one in KL, will surely go have a try there, thanks
Anonymousmich: yah it’s getting less and less common these days, hand peeled pan mee
heheh, i’m wondering what your “OMG this is so BAD” expressions might look like! 😀
Sean: wait for it! hahahaha
Ok, the eyes are superb, the mouth needs some work though – not contoured enough… heheheheee….
imantulen: hahaha yah need some tutorials, teach!
You look really constipated! AHAHAHAHAH. the soup version looks really hearty!
Michelle: hahah cis! 😛
hey ky, next time try the yong tau fu just next to this shop in the afternoon.. much better in terms of freshness and better chili sauce than the famous over crowded nearby place. lagi rm0.10 cheaper….
by the way, i love bkt in the morning!!!
connie: haha yah, i love it too! oo ok thanks for the ytf tips 😀
Where is this place? near bandar puteri?
cinimod: not that near to bandar puteri, quite a bit nearer to toll already
totally love the OMG expressions ! 😯
Chaokar: hahahaha
Eh just went for the BKT two nights ago. The best dry BKT, but the soup one … nah. The 14 yrs old wonderboy has grown up though, lost the novelty effect?
J2Kfm: haha true, I agree their soup bkt is just average, but the dry bkt is still one of the best out there.
I like the “awesome face” more than the “awesome pan mee” even! hahahaha
ciki: ahhahaa
the pan mee is nice but when i saw the PMG photo, it makes the pan mee taste and look disgusted.
*OMG
disgusted: hahaha i can’t control how i look! 😛
Is this place still open?
Ivy: haven’t been there myself for a while, I’m not sure.