Pontian Wanton Noodles @ SS15

Most popular handmade wanton noodles from Pontian, Johor? I don't know that for sure. But I do know they have a branch near SS15, Subang Jaya.

Backed with 60 years of experience of making Wanton noodles, the shop claims the noodles won't get soften even for the take away order and they are selling >1000 bowls a day (all Malaysia branches combined). Anyway, I still prefer to eat in whenever is possible.

The combination of the noodles texture/softness and soya sauce are perfect. It tastes so wonderful. Highly recommended!

Makan-Makan @ Kulim, Kedah

Kulim is a district of Kedah. It is about 20km or 30 minutes drive from my home. We have heard about the nice foods around Kulim town.

The first stop is Ria Kopitiam (along Jalan Tunku Ibrahim), just next to the old Kapitol cinema. Inside this Kopitiam, you will find a nice and tasty Hokkien Mee aka Penang Prawn Mee.








The next stop is Hong Ta Restaurant, just opposite Kapitol cinema. Here got one stall selling Wantan mee, the stall name is "Tan Kee". I heard during peak time, got a lots of customer and long queue.








If you don't have enough yet, you can try another Wantan Mee at "Lum Kee" shop. Just about 100m from the Ria Kopitiam. The noodle is handmade and quite nice. I like the fried Wantan and "Siu-Kaw".










Still not enough, no problem. You can try the famous Laksa at Jalan Kelang Lama, nearby SJK(C) Kelang Lama. Here, the ABC aka Ais Kacang also not bad. The laksa here taste a little bit sour, whereas Penang laksa taste a little bit sweet. If you like, you can take the prawn cracker with the laksa (same like Jawi style laksa).








Since you are here already, why not buy some Chai-Kueh (just next to the house that selling laksa). The Chai-Kueh skin is very Q and the filling is very tasty.