Wednesday, November 07, 2007

Pan Mee @ Taman Sri Sentosa, Off Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur



Since it is a public holiday on Thursday and some of you may want to go "Jalan Jalan Cari Makan" i.e. drive around and look for food, this is an ideal place. Although I'm not 100% certain they are open on Thursday, my gut feel is they won't pass the opportunity to earn extra monies since business will be good during public holiday. Just remember to call ahead before you go gallivanting in this direction though.



Featured on Ho Chak (no it's not Ho Chiak as 8TV has a weird way of spelling this Hokkien word), this place is now famous or else I would not have ventured here. Just off Old Klang Road and facing the wet market, this place has no signboard except for the red and white chinese character sign.



From what I understand, they hand pull their pan meen noodles (RM4.50 for a small bowl, RM5.50 for a large bowl). The dough is prepared ahead and cut into small portions. Just before you boil the noodles, they are handpulled into long strips which resemble large pappardelle ribbons. The effect of this method is the noodles are smooth. I wonder if they add things like butter to the dough which is one of the secrets to ensure smooth noodles.



I ordered the dry version which came generously topped with minced meat mixed with sliced black fungus, crispy ikan bilis, blanched sayur manis and a dark soy sauce. Toss everything and chow down as it is so good. The soup made with ikan bilis is also excellent - thick and sweet. I can imagine how yummy the soup version will taste.



For those who want a spicier taste to their mouth, there's chili sauce at the table stored in a plastic container. They also slice calamansi limes and keep it in a seperate container. Tastewise the sauce was not so spicy.



Aside from Pan Meen, they also serve Pandan Chicken and Otak-Otak. The Pandan Chicken is pretty good - tender and full of flavour. To keep the chicken juicy and succulent, they don't fry it for so long but there's some side effect as the middle bit can be undercooked. Depending on how many orders, one piece costs RM4 which is pretty large (if you order 3 pieces, it is RM10).

Overall, I liked this place and would definitely return for the Pan Meen. The place can be quite cramped within the shop lot and sitting outside al fresco under the trees is quite nice if the weather is not too hot.

Pan Mee Stall
28, Jalan Seri Sentosa 9A
Taman Seri Sentosa
Off Old Klang Road
Kuala Lumpur

Tel No: 016 - 288 3911

(Non Halal. Open from 8am to 3pm. Closed on Mondays. To get here, drive to Old Klang Road from PJ Old Town. Take the second right hand turn at the traffic light to get into Taman Seri Sentosa. Follow the road i.e. Jalan Taman Sentosa and drive past apartments and high tension wires. You will then see a Petronas petrol station on your left which is on Jalan Taman Seri Sentosa 8, take the first right down Jalan Taman Seri Sentosa 8a and then immediate left at the shophouses (there's a 7 Eleven at the corner). Drive down the road and take a right again at the end of the row where you will see Kedai Makanan BW Pasifik. Take an immediate right turn and drive down to the end of the road. The Pan Meen stall is on your left hand side facing the wet market.)

*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.

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24 comments:

wmw said...

Alamak...hungry lah! Where to find Pan meen at this time???

boo_licious said...

wmw - no pan meen at this hour but I would think mamak will be open now.

New Kid on the Blog said...

This reminds me to try Pan Mee .... been awhile already didn't have Pan Mee.....

Precious Pea said...

I think i will go hunt this place down tomorrow! Wanna go?

HairyBerry said...

dry pan mee + sambal + calamansi = utmost satisfaction
do they sell the thin spaghetti-like version too?

daphne said...

it's all in the chilli girl.. all in the chilli..*slurp*

boo_licious said...

NKOTB - quick, have some tday!

Precious Pea - good luck! Call tday and check if open ok?

Nic - I think only thick strands no thin ones but u can ask?

Daphne - sounds like u fall into the spicy category.

yammylicious said...

PAN MEE!! sedap-nya!! breakfast lunch dinner!! Pan mee huray!! XD

Cat Cat said...

boo,
At one time, I ate pan mee every Saturday for breakfast... 7 years ago when I was still living in Subang Jaya... The one in Taipan pretty good... I like the dry version too.

Anonymous said...

it does look good!! not familiar with that area, wish us luck ! hehe

Jessica said...

is this at OUG? corner shop in the block opposite from steven's corner?

Unknown said...

i actually went search for this place after i saw it on hochak.

i was quite dissappointed though. i ordered the dry version as well. for the price the portion was kinda small. i got to admit it was smooth. but the texture isn't too nice very flourish feel.

i think the pan mee at desa petaling win hands down. but only soup version. the pan mee itself is smooth and chewy. the soup is great too.

ai wei said...

so looking good!!! i saw that in ho chak too. will try it out one day...

boo_licious said...

yammylicious - big pan meen fan I guess?

cat cat - wow! the Subang one is nice.

kampungboycitygal - quite easy to get here though.

Jessica - not at OUG at Taman Sri Sentosa. Follow the signs from Old KLang road.

Jonard - pan mee at Desa Petaling? Don't think I have tried that.

Ai Wei - hope u get to go.

LianneK said...

Off Old Klang Road .. me Old Klang Road also got problem. Meantime, only thing I can do is droolll, wipe saliva and imagine.

The chilli looks really good ...

FL Sam said...

Thanks for the link to my review of this Pan Mee shop. I used to eat at SS 19/Subang Jaya which also had one very nice Pan Mee which have to take queue number.

After checking out this one with my family and friends, they said this one is even better. I have returned to eat there 4 times already.

Go try the SS 19 one and see how you find it. :)

Unknown said...

I really need to plan a trip over there, your pictures always look soooo delicious!

Unknown said...

gosh..the pictures are tempting (tho it's not halal for me..lol)...they make me miss malaysia more than ever..can't wait to go back to malaysia!thanks for reminding me of the place where my heart belongs to..

mycookinghut said...

I love pan mee!!

Unknown said...

are u familiar with Desa Petaling? Its located near the shoplots near the shell station. its smacked in the middle of the tho row of shops.

weekdays u'll see alot of cars double parking... they hav great 'sui kau' as well. perhaps i should give u a map hehe.

boo_licious said...

imbi & itchy - ok, near PJ Old Town? Does that sound better for you?

Flsam - hey no problems on the link, you have loads of places on yr site I don't mind checking out too.

Foodhoe - good place to do a food trip!

Halwani - Hope you get to come back to Msia soon and sample all the yummy food.

Lemongrass - I'll exchange some for your yummy duck?

Jonard - I think I shld be able to find it as I found directions. Sounds interesting the soupy version.

AL said...

Oh great... going on to my second month in Greece and you just gave me my first hungry craving- pan mee!

boo_licious said...

al - hee hee. Maybe substitute fresh pasta for pan mee?

Unknown said...

Emmm yummy lahh

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