I've blogged about Jun Kee Restaurant before and it was on dishes served with rice. Now, Jun Kee also serves rather good noodle dishes. We were there for lunch at the old outlet, seems like they're also serving siew lap (roasted meat) rice. I saw roasted baby sized duck hanging at the display, looks kinda delish perhaps next time then.
Let's get on with the noodles. Their Sang Har Meen (fresh water prawn noodles) is on offer at RM19.80 for a single portion but good enough to be shared by 2. The reasonably large size of the prawns seems to be of value for money and I loved the eggy goodness of the thickish gravy peppered with slices of fresh ginger omn top of the crispy noodles.
Kong Nam Meen (RM10) I reckon must be the poorer cousin of Sang Har Meen for the gravy and crispy noodles are the same just that the ingredients usage is different. I like the large variety of vegetables such as carrot, mushrooms, florets of cauliflower and snow peas. In place of the large fresh water prawns are some prawns and slivers of tender pork.
It's our first time ordering this Fu Gua Chow Mai Fun (Stir-fried Rice Vermicelli with Bittergourd RM6). Since I'm a big fan of bittergourd, this bee hoon rocks. Loved the bits of har mai (dried shrimps) in this noodles which gave it a lot of flavours.
We need to have some greens and our choice of Stir-fried Romaine Lettuce with Preserved Beancurd went down well with BoiBoi. He ate almost 3/4 of this plate of vege! Can't fault him when the balance of the sauce was just nice.
It was certainly a satisfying lunch of RM49.40 for the above plus a pot of tea for 3.
Jun Kee Restaurant
Original, Non-Air-conditioned
30 Jalan Midah 1,
Taman Midah, Cheras
56000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603-9133 5142
Newer outlet with Air-condition
31, 33, 35 Jalan Midah 3,
Taman Midah, Cheras
56000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603-9133 5142
Your meal looks delicious - I miss having the real chinese food actually. It's been a long time since I had home made chinese food lah. miss it so much. thanks for sharing.
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jen @ www.passion4food.ca
they must be doing really well, since they have two outlets in the same taman! and any decent sang har meen that costs less than RM20 sounds like a nice deal to me! :D
ReplyDeleteEvery dish looks delicious..salivating. I miss the sang har mee.
ReplyDeleteOoh, that's what I'd call a mini-sang har meen... enough for one (or two, as you put it), easy to order without needing enough pax to enjoy it. Goodie! :)
ReplyDeletei like their chinese food here. ever since the price increase/portion become smaller, we seldom drop by d
ReplyDeleteThe Sang Har Meen really looks delicious. Have to try it when I go back.
ReplyDeleteI'm craving for Sang Har Meen now. Delish!Oh ya, Happy New Year:D
ReplyDeleteme and cumi love chinese stir fried noodles! we are salivating!! LOL
ReplyDeletei like the beehoon idea! i always wanted to make some at home but so far hasn't happened :(
ReplyDeleteJen, do cook some for yourself then :D
ReplyDeleteSean, yeah I was surprised too and thot they would close the old one when the new one opens.
Charmaine, care to cook some for yourself?
Yes Kenny but I think not enough for both you and Devil haha
Ai Wei, we only go once in a while
LCOM, yes do!
Thanks Angie
C&C, me too, noodles are my fave!
Rita, time to put on your creative thinking cap!
Oooh...i want that Fu Kwa meehoon! Looks yummz.
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