I love old school hawker stalls, and Heng Kee wantan mee is probably one of the longest serving old school wan tan mee stall you can find anywhere, having been operation for at least 40 years or so. The current operator is the second generation owner, and he isn’t young.
this wantan mee has been in operation for decades
Like many wan tan mee places, there are a few options to choose from.
You have the normal wan tan mee (RM 4.30 / RM 4.80), wantan mee with curry chicken rendang, wantan mee with mushroom and shredded chicken, with chicken feet and mushroom, a spicy version (RM 4.80 / RM 5.30), and sui kao (RM 1).
did you notice the lard? lard makes it 2x better!
I tried their normal version of wan tan mee with charsiu and wantan (RM 4.30), and to be honest, IÂ can’t really pinpoint what any particular one item that makes it so good. Everything just came together, the lard, the sauces, the way the noodle tastes.
If you’re a wantan mee fan, this is one to check out. Klang doesn’t just have yummy bak kut teh after all. 🙂
Address:
Wantan Mee Stall
Jalan Pasar & Jalan Raja Hassan
Klang, Selangor
GPS:Â 3.047303, 101.447261
Tel: 016-385 6363
Hours: lunch till tea time
KY, wow curry wonton noodle sound so different and so good. Wish I could have some in states.
I guess have make it at home still that sound nice. 😛
Vickie: ya, I guess you can take-out from two different places and mix this at home 😀
Yes i am a huge fan of wanton mee 😀
Ken: but got pork charsiu!
Don’t think I’d order the chicken feet, but the regular version looks yummy.
The Yum List: time to be more adventurous! 😀
Looks good. Never been to Klang, but if I do get to drop by, I would want their bak kut teh – like no other, I hear.
suituapui: ahha that is very true!
Mr KY,
3.0392027,101.4349306 the coordinate for a chinese popiah vendor on motorcycle at klang (jalan mengkuang). Before it was his father who runs it, but now the son takes over. by the way im from klang and eats halal food……
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rizal: thanks for the tips!
fan heart clogging tastic, uncle
immature: just the way i like it!
Hi KY!
Would like to suggest you drop by in Taiping to try out the Wanton Mee there. The handmade noodles are slightly different than anything you have in Klang Valley and are definitely nicer! Since you are Penang Lang, I thought you might be interested to drop by on your way home!
I would recommend two places to try: Prima Kopitiam’s soup version, then Tong Ah Kopitiam and Kwai Lerk Seafood Restaurant for the dry version.
Shirlexia: when I have a chance! Thanks for the tips 😉