Of course you might find it a lot around here... but taste?
My mum and my sis were in KL during the CNY...
And most of the eatery were closed for that week...
However, we spot at a place in Damansara Perdana...
Selling, prawn mee.
Looking at the shop...
Looks "expensive"...
However, due to we can't find any other place to eat, we head in.
In their menu, of course there's more than Prawn Mee...
There's rice and noodles at the same time...
But we got ourselves noodles as lunch!
My mum had Ginger duck noodle...
The noodle tasted like Wan Tan Mee...
[caption id="attachment_616" align="alignnone" width="225" caption="Ginger Duck with dried noodle"]
[/caption]Somethine new (to me...)
Prawn mee in plain soup!
[caption id="attachment_614" align="alignnone" width="225" caption="Prawn Mee (Plain Soup)"]
[/caption]Of course, it looks more like those normal noodle....
But it seems the noodle tasted good!
My sis had the braised pork dried noodle...
The noodle is as same as the ginger duck, just that it served with dark sauce...
Exactly look like wan tan mee!
I settled myself with the original pan mee...
[caption id="attachment_612" align="alignnone" width="225" caption="Prawn Mee"]
[/caption]I shall say, it's alright!
Most of the prawns they used are fresh water tiger prawns...
So the price is bit expensive compare to the one outside....
One bowl of noodle cost about RM8.90.... so imagine that.
$ - RM 46
Price Range - RM 2 - RM10
Good For - A taste of prawn mee!
Bad For - Pricey!
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