What a beauty.... agree?
We were back in Sri Petaling last week, hunting for more good food. On our last visit to Iwate Ramen, we spotted several pan mee shops on the same row. The one that caught our eye was Super Kitchen, as we've never been and have heard pretty good things about it. We were there on a weekday (early) hence service was pretty fast. We didn't even bother to look through the menu and immediately ordered two bowls of chilli pan mee.
Ice lemon tea (RM3)
Foo Zhuk Yee Mai (Barley with beancurd) (RM2) - this is nice
The chilli pan mee here is served without the chillies. There is a tub of fiery-looking chilli flakes on each table and you can add as much as you like. The chillies are prepared fornightly in the central kitchen and then distributed to the outlets. The pan mee came with mince pork, fried anchovies (ikan bilis), fried shallots, and poached egg as well as a bowl of soup with sweet leaves. I only added 1 tsp of chilli flakes to my noodles, I think that's my limit ;P
Fiery chilli flakes
Chilli pan mee (RM6)
Yummylicious
If it's not spicy enough, feel free to add more chilli flakes ;) How hot do you like it? Do share.
The pan mee texture here is excellent, I think of all the pan mee we have tried, this is the best so far. Everything just blends well together.
Maximum pleasure
On the way to our next destination
They have other outlets in Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman 1, Bandar Puteri Puchong, Kepong, Dataran Sunway, Taman Bahagia, and Taipan. Full addresses can be found here.
Full set of photos available to view here.
Service: Good.
Price: Reasonable.
Location: Restoran Super Kitchen Chilli Pan Mee, 43, Jalan Radin Bagus,Bandar Baru Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-90580998
GPS Coordinates: 3.06997, 101.692007
Website: www.chillipanmee.com
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ReplyDeleteThe fish head noodles here is also awesome...with a superbly milky n tart broth...u an replace d fish head with fish fillets or meatballs if u wan =)
ReplyDeleteOh we were gonna go here again today, then got distracted and walked into Pontian Wantan Noodles instead LOL. That's pretty good too.
Deleteno chili for me please! but i'd happily take two (or three) eggs & an extra serving of minced pork (as long as it's fairly juicy!) :D
ReplyDeleteOh, you MUST put a little... it does add to the overall enjoyment of the noodles, or else wont be chilli pan mee anymore LOL ;P
DeleteNo msg bomb? :D
ReplyDeleteNope, no MSG problems here.
DeleteHow hot? I like just enough spice for flavour, but not so much that I can't appreciate anything else.
ReplyDeleteLooks like we're the same, there are some people who really like it spicy and can put up to 3-4 tsps.
DeleteHehe same as me then. Too much can't enjoy the noodles edi.
ReplyDelete100% agree... had the one here in Kepong... absolutely satisfying!! :0)
ReplyDeleteThe noodle texture here is the best amongst all we've tried.
DeleteI've never eaten (nor heard of) pan mee, but it looks like something I'd enjoy! Thanks for sharing your yummy photos and review! Hope you're enjoying your weekend~
ReplyDeleteIt is like regular noodles I guess, but handmade. The draw to this kind of noodles is that it is served with minced pork, poached egg and chilli flakes, which all combined together makes a great lunch!
DeleteHope you've enjoyed your weekend too :)