Restoran Damansara Hokkien Mee

I do really like Hokkien mee and Restoran Hokkien Mee at Dataran Sunway is one of the nicer one in the area where I am living. My dad brought me here because he knew that I really like hokkien mee. I realized they actually fry the noodles using charcoal. Something different. Also, I would say the service is pretty good here. Except for some communication problems, one of the staff can only speak Mandarin. I am not really good in speaking.
The hokkien mee is really delicious, the noodles aren’t too wet or too dry. It is a good balance top with prawns, pork meat and lard. At the same time, they also serve other food like soups, fried rices, vegetables.
I like their fried rice and the chinese pickled vegetable soup. This place only opens up for dinner and they get a big crowd of customers.

I absolutely love the Hokkien mee and fried rice here! I’ve brought quite a few friends here and every single one of them enjoyed the food here. The service here is good and so far I have not had any problems. They are also quite efficient and the food doesn’t take forever to arrive.
The Hokkien mee here is really tasty with plenty of pork and prawns. The black sauce is thick and flavorful unlike many I’ve tried. But what I love the most is the fried rice here. The fried rice is really one of a kind. They must’ve put some sort of secret ingredient in there because it’s absolutely mouth-​watering and addictive. Don’t forget to eat it with their special chili sauce which makes it even tastier than it already is!
They also serve other dishes like vegetables, fried lala, pork ball soup and etc which are worth a try as well. Besides that, if you’d like to add extra pork lard into your noodles, you can for an extra RM0.50. For drinks I’d definitely recommend the sour plum drink as its a lovely thirst quencher.
Food and drinks here are also affordably priced.

My friend that went abroad once brought me here with a bunch of friends. After our intense and nervous breakdown of rushing assignments and studies, we thought we could take a rest! It was midnight and to be honest, we weren’t ‘that’ hungry yet he suggested Damansara Hokkien mee and we totally hooked by this !!!
I must say they don’t tend to be similar as compare with other Hokkien noodle restaurants or stall. Their Hokkien noodle are not as thick nor watery like any other Hokkien mee you find in Kuala Lumpur, they somehow manage to blended with the Hokkien noodle perfectly especially along with their homemade chili sauce, makes it more utterly delicious. They were about Rm 7.50 and you could add pork lad if you want. I myself think is perfect as it is though.
Besides, if you just need a bowl of soup to ease your hunger. You could probably order pork soup. They are the «BOMB» and yes, they have quite a number of people. So once again, BE PATIENT! Drop by here if you need some supper :)

This Hokkien Mee joint has easily become one of my favorite places for supper, as it opens till 2am +. Although I’m a meehoon person, theirs is best with the Mee and it is normally very wet with thick black sauce, and it is awesome with their homemade Chili Paste. Priced at about RM7.50, you can add additional pork lard at RM0.50 and it’ll come in this tiny saucer. I know everybody says that the lard is the bomb but it’s not for the faint hearted like me.
Their Pork Soup is a must try dish here too, especially on a cold night. You can add meehoon if you like and it is peppery and loaded with vegetables.
Should you come here for supper, parking is normally ample.