Pork Noodles - Restaurant Pomander SS15 Subang Jaya

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One of my all time favourite pork noodles is at SS15 Subang Jaya. You get to choose your noodles either kueh teow (my favourite as the texture is very smooth), yellow noodles, bee hoon or lou shi fun.

The pork noodles comes with minced meat, sliced lean pork, crispy pork lard, vegetables, pork liver and intestines (you can choose not to add this to your pork noodles) and eggs (optional). The waiting time during peak hours will take approximately 1 hour!

Each bowl cost RM5.70 (small) or RM6.50 (large) with additional egg (RM1.00) This is how the pork noodles looks like.

Address:
Pork Noodles
Restaurant Pomander
No. 78, Jalan SS15/4B,
47500 Subang Jaya

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