Showing posts with label Dry Pan Mee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dry Pan Mee. Show all posts

Monday, 17 April 2017

Nam Seng Coffee Shop @ Hutton Lane, Penang.

When talking about the wantan mee at Nam Seng Coffee shop, it reminds me with their sui kow and wantan. 
While writing this blog at this hour, I really hope that I can savour it right now. 

Restaurant that we reviewed:

Nam Seng Coffee Shop @ Hutton Lane, Penang.
Address: No. 124 Jalan Hutton Lane, Georgetown 10050, Penang, Malaysia.

Food that we savour:

Wantan Mee
The wantan noodle is perfectly cook. I just love the texture of the noodles. Springy textures.
Wantan

Sui Kow (Dumplings)
I kinda fell in love with the Sui Kow very much. The fillings of the Sui Kow is really tasty. There are 4 pieces of Sui Kow in a bowl. They have quite generous in their filling. You can taste the combination of prawn and meat in there. 
The Sui Kow is very big though. If not mistaken it cost RM6 for this.
Pan Mee
At this coffee shop, they also sell pan mee. But I still prefer the Sui Kow the most.

FoOd PaRaDiSe verdict:

Apart from the wantan mee, Sui Kow and pan mee stall. It is also very popular for chicken rice but they would be for lunch hour. As we dine in mostly for the breakfast therefore I will not elaborate more about the chicken rice in this post. 
Overall, I would recommend to try for the Sui Kow (dumpling) if you are Sui Kow lover.

Monday, 14 September 2015

Hokkien Mee and Pan Mee @ Lebuh Carnarvon, Penang.

From the last post, I have blogged about Jit Seng Hong Kong Roasted Duck. And today, I am going to blog about the same coffee shop but different business operating hour. 
Hokkien Mee and Pan Mee @ Lebuh Carnarvon, Penang.
I am going to blog about the breakfast that is selling in this coffee shop. 
Hokkien Mee and Pan Mee @ Lebuh Carnarvon, Penang.
For my last visit, it was full with customers and I don't have the chance to capture the wall of the coffee shop.loves their tiles design.
Hokkien Mee and Pan Mee @ Lebuh Carnarvon, Penang.
Hokkien Mee and Pan Mee @ Lebuh Carnarvon, Penang.
Hokkien Mee
This bowl of hokkien mee is a large serve. The broth of the hokkien mee is rather sweet and nice aroma of the prawn. Even with the chili paste added on to the broth, I still don't feel any spiciness  in this bowl of hokkien noodles. Those who can't take too spicy food, they will love it. Like my princess. Hahaha......
Hokkien Mee and Pan Mee @ Lebuh Carnarvon, Penang.
Pan Mee - RM4.50
The new pan mee stall is just operated from July 1st this year. Since we were there, we surely will give it a try. The work station is very clean with the noodle machine on the shelves ready to make on the spot pan mee.
We order the dried version of pan mee to try. It was quite nice but I felt that the pan mee is a bit soft for my liking. But it tastes good for my hubby though as he is noodles lover I would said. Hahaha.....
Hokkien Mee and Pan Mee @ Lebuh Carnarvon, Penang.
Dumpling - RM3.50
Apart from that, we ordered the dumpling to try. This bowl of dumpling consists of 3 dumplings. The textures of the dumplings were firmed and the ingredients in it included some vegetables and meat.

FOOD REVIEW FROM:

Address: 246 Lebuh Carnarvon, 10100, Penang. Malaysia.
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