We had Kung Fu Panda and now we have Kung Fu Pan Mee. I was driving around Puchong area during the weekend looking for food and babe wanted pan mee. So happened we come across this restaurant which their name captured our attention and decided to stop our search and try it out. The place is located at Pusat Bandar Puchong opposite IOI Boulevard. When we arrived, there wasn't much customers but as we leave, the place was half full. There were so many type of pan mee in their menu. They are not being cocky when they put their name as Kung Fu pan mee.
Hong Kong Siu Ji Pan Mee (Sauce) - RM5.90
We wanted to try something special and different, so we went for this plate of pan mee. It's filled with minced pork, sliced mushroom and fried onions. This seemed simple but when you add their chilly flakes on top, it's really something else. It's salty and spicy at the same time. Not bad.
Jiu Pai Jiong Fei Pan Mee (Braised Gravy Sauce) RM7.90
I had decided to not order their spicy pan mee and try this braised beef pan mee. As you can see the pan mee is all covered by the thick braised beef sauce on top. There's mushrooms and also broccoli which I really like. I had added their chilly flakes on it and it becomes spicy and trust me it's really nice. The portion of braised beef is really generous. I am so full after this bowl of pan mee.
Fried Salted Tofu - RM4.00
I ordered this side dish as it seemed interesting and simple at the same time. It's actually white tofu fried to crisp with some salt on top of it. Word of caution, don't put the whole piece of tofu into your mouth as it's damn HOT. Simple and nothing special.
This is just two type of pan mee in their menu. I am definitely going back with friends maybe to try more of their pan mee. It's not the best pan mee I had but definitely something different. One think I found out is that their drinks are so cheap. Most of their drinks are below RM3. Even their white coffee or lemon ice. This is definitely a plus point for me, how bout you? Do let me know what you think. (Rating: 3.8 out of 5.0)
7 comments:
Are those oranges in the second dish? Because fruit and meat are an unholy combination!
no, that is not orange (thank god). i m still trying to recall what it's called. haha~! but definitely not orange. :)
Well that's ok then. :P
Puchong where? The 1st food is attractive because i love eat mince pork
It's opposite IOI Boulevard. Around Jalan Kenari 19A if I am not mistaken. It's opposite the small old town kopitiam. Behind that Chinese Restaurant called Tai Ping or Ping Yan or something like that. haha!
It closed down... :(
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