Ramen@Restoran Hong Seng@Section 17.

Even though I don't eat ramen too often (those Japanese ones are too expensive !)

good and reasonable priced ones found in coffee shops are hard to resist.

Located in Restoran Hong Seng, a coffee shop near the "Sentosa" open air market and opposite off CIMB Bank in Section 17.

The stall is run by a China lady with her local husband.
 
Had this dry soy sauce/sesame oil ramen with braised chicken cubes, chopped spring onion and earthy sliced mushroom served with a bowl of mild peppery soup filled with minced pork/chives woh tip, pig's stomach, choy sam and tofu puff.

Price at Rm6/ it was worth every cents.

Parking is bearable.

Choice of soup can be entertain-from low to super peppery.

Location: Along Jalan 17/29, Section 17,
Petaling Jaya.

Porridge @ Section 17.

This is the fourth time Restoran Kim Seng is relocating in Section 17/10, Petaling Jaya.

After renovations. the coffee shop is spanking clean and hygienic.

The main draw here is their mixed rice and fried noodles-catered mainly for university and college students around this residential area.

There are four other stalls (pan mee, pork ball noodle, wan tan mee and  a porridge/double boiled soup)

I like the porridge which comes in various mix and match ingredients.

My usual order is sliced chicken fillet with deep fried crackling pig's intestines.

The porridge is a cross between the Hokkien and Cantonese style which is not too gooey with blooming rice grains and very full fillings.

Parking is OK and free.

 

Pork and Pig's intestine-Rm5.50/

Mixed Innards-Rm4.50/

Chicken fillet (smooth and tender) and fried Pig's intestines-Rm5.50/

Location:Restoran Kim Seng,
Jalan 17/10, Petaling Jaya.

RESTORAN MEL'S CORNER-WAN TON MEE.

Restoran Mel's Corner is located near my house in Section 17, Petaling Jaya and is one of seven Wan ton mee stall (in Section 17 alone) that i like to patronize besides the ignorant lady stall at Restoran Wah Cheong (like the Sui Kow) and the fat guy at Restoran Lucky (like the braised Mushroom/Chicken feet).

Mel's Corner served one of best Wanton Mee with Char Siew because his mentor is "The Char Siew King."

Wantan mee -the strand of egg flour noodle was firm but a bit soggy-tossed with light and dark Soya sauce, Oyster sauce, Sesame oil, Lard oil and served with blanched Choy Sam and BBQ 3 layer pork which was sweet, tender and well caramelized-plus 3 wan ton dumplings-eat it with vinegared pickled green Chillies in Soy sauce for more zing!-Rm4.50/.

Location: 947, Jalan 17/38
Section 17, Petaling Jaya,

CLEAR BROTH NOODLES-RESTORAN IPOH CHANG JIANG WHITE COFFEE

RESTORAN IPOH CHANG JIANG WHITE COFFEE

It is located at the ground floor of a four storey walk up flats in Section 17/1a, just directly opposite the LINKS Community hall. They use free range chicken meat, homemade fish paste and lean pork. The clear chicken broth is tasty, clear and heavenly! believe me! They sell the dry version or plain noodles with a plate of chicken too.

the bowl of noodles shown is rm4.20/