A short blog entry today. I finally managed to taste the infamous pork noodles in Subang Jaya. Originally located at the hotel which faces the main road near Carrefour, this place has now shifted to a no signboard restaurant along Jalan SS15/4B.
I had braced myself for a long wait as I heard rumours about the long queues but the food arrived pretty fast. The soup was good, not overly sweet with an evidence of added sugar but sweet from the boiling of pork bones and the meat. A big bowl like this costs a whopping RM5.20 but is full of ingredients - minced meat, pig's intestines, pig's liver, vegetables and a sprinkle of deep fried pork lard.
Pork Noodles Stall
Along Jalan SS15/4B
Subang Jaya
Petaling Jaya
(Non Halal. This stall is located in an orange wall corner no signboard restaurant which is directly opposite Tara House and Tatlet Electrical and Hardware. Next to the restaurant is a stationery shop. Stall open for breakfast and lunch.)
*Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here is entirely based on my personal tastebuds and may vary for others. The reviewer also declares that she has not received any monetary or non-monetary compensation from the restaurant for writing this review.
Tagged with: Malaysian Food + Pork Noodles
Boo,
ReplyDeleteI know the place... They have good pork noodles... When I was living in SJ, I never did appreciate the food around the area... Now menyesal babe...
So much ingredients! the soup looks rich too. Sure beats eating in foodcourts that serve below average food for the same price...
ReplyDeleteFrom the look of it, i can imagine how sweet and rich the soup. Wah....full of goodness...SLURPS!
ReplyDeleteHello Boo
ReplyDeleteWhy is the noodles "infamous"?
looks so superior gorgeous pork noodle!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Wonderful food. How I wonder if I can get myself a bowl of the pork noodle in this wee hours sitting in a hotel suffering cold from a wet winter in Hamburg.
ReplyDeleteLY.Tai
My kinda noodles..! intestines .. and liver are my favourite.
ReplyDeletewith that amount of liu, it will be a sin for it to not taste good..yummm..
ReplyDelete*worship* *worship* ooOOooOOo thank youuuuuu.. I've been looking for this place for ages ever since they moved!!!1
ReplyDeleteK.
My friend's been promising to take me to this stall and I'm still waiting for him to get a day off. :-P Looks sumptuous!
ReplyDeleteluscious sista, why need to wait for your friend when you got us??
ReplyDeletedin know that they have shifted, tks ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteyup shorter queues because people didn't know where the few hawker stalls moved to. they've moved there for a few months already; guess it'll be busy as ever soon enough though.
ReplyDeleteNo signboard dah? It was prev. called "Restoran Pomander". Never noticed that it's gone. But I work along the street so it's easy to miss what we see everyday.
ReplyDeleteAnyhow, for those interested, the add is 78, Jalan SS15/4B. :)
awww ss15 pork noodles rox!!
ReplyDeletebut they got another stall at mentari too... *Slurp* love the soup!
isn't there another pork noodles place also at the court next to the police station near usj 10. restoran tien tien fatt?
ReplyDeleteomg been trying to look for this since they moved. thanks so muchhh
ReplyDeletehahaha i only found it again after i ask the goreng pisang uncle opposite their old stall.
ReplyDeleteStill loyal to my KL one, the one at Adik Beradik Chua. Hahaha...
ReplyDeleteoh, so that's where it went! haha..i had this every week when i was studying in subang. was staying just a road away.those days, it was RM3.20 a bowl. oh how i miss it! used to wait 40 mins for a bowl though..hehe
ReplyDeletethis place exists? I'm so going! fiance's home town ins actually subang so hopefully it's near!
ReplyDeleteheard that the owner is very stuck up. is it true?
ReplyDeleteThey moved? Thanks for the update. heheheh, have not been there in ages!
ReplyDeleteI heard this stall is operated by the brother of the one that sells at Taman Bahagia
ReplyDeleteOMG! I WANTTTTTT! RM5+ but with all that ingredients.. damn worth it lo. And if KY is right, I ate love the one in Taman Bahagia. Some time i'll still ta pau even when I am told I need to wait 45 mins
ReplyDeleteI was at the old shop last weekend but unluckily, it is now renovating. Luckily saw your post so that I know it is still in SJ.
ReplyDeleteI'm a subang guy and have been frequenting this well-known noodles for years. Actually, during their time at the hotel (facing Carrefour), it was operated by a couple. Now, the business has split into 2. Last i've checked & correct me if i'm wrong, the husband is operating in SS15 wherelse the wife's stall can be found at 'Restaurant EPL', located at the new shoplots in Sunway (forgot the name), close to the shop where u can exchange stuff for cash.
ReplyDeleteThat's the reason why the taste for the noodles are not the same since their times at the hotel...
ive tried the one at EPL Sunway, and (to me at least) it doesn't taste as good as the time it was at carrefour.
ReplyDelete=/ havent tried the ss15 one. will go tomorrow!
cat cat - don't worry, I was like that too when I was overseas. Craving for local food.
ReplyDeleteNic - true but nowadays prices are going up up up that it is scary!
precious pea - hee hee, new place for you to explore when u get sick of Pan Mee.
lovely msia food - they built a rep for themselves in Subang Jaya for yummy pork noodles, unpleasant behaviour if u bug them for their noodles and the long wait.
BBO - hope u will go try.
Coketai - am sure they will have some yummy version in Hamburg since it is porky land too!
Mamabok - perfect for winter in Canada!
Joe - I was hungry that morning hence it was a satisfying big bowl. Yum!
Kensan - glad to help u find it. Do enjoy.
Lyrical Lemongrass and Precious Pea - yeah, we can go one wkend. Shld be good.
ling239 - been a while since the hotel renovated hence the shift.
elb - yeah, must eat now or else once everyone knows, it will be packed again.
Jackson - must go look for that one. U taking us?
Thxs Jasmine for the info.
Yammylicious - yeah I read abt the whole family being in the business and so many stalls have sprung up!
magicstar80 - no idea as I rarely explore Subang Jaya. IS it yummy?
shells - do enjoy!
aunt bubbly - cool!
wmw - personal preference I guess as I tried that one u liked and found the soup too clear.
sc - yup, super famous in Subang Jaya.
daphne - hope u find it.
magictstar80 - didn't talk to the owner but his Indon staff was ok and friendly.
unkaleong - u can go dating there!
ky - wow, that I didn't know. Looks like a family of pork noodles stalls in town.
teckiee - hee hee that one the wait is so long but I like it too.
miowmiow - shifted already, go try new place?
raymond - thxs for the info!
shells - do give feedback which one is better. Must do some exploring.
Boo i am new to blogger n
ReplyDeleteI know the place... They have good pork noodles but since they have moved they do not have as many customers because noone knows where it is .
Hi all,
ReplyDeleteWanted to locate or find this "Pork Noodles" in Subang Jaya, use the Mapdoo Map (http://www.mapdoo.com/);
I just discover it and put a place make for it.
Hope that help and convenient for you all.
URL - http://mapdoo.com/?id=aab126614