Famous Seremban Favourites Restaurant - Petaling Jaya

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Famous Seremban Favourites Restaurant is located at Aman Suria, Petaling Jaya. They are famous for their bbq pork or "char siew" and hakka mee. What exactly is hakka mee? Hakka mee is a simple noodle dish consist of flat noodles topped with minced pork and spring onions. It might look plain but still taste good. I'm not a big fan of minced pork. So, usually I will order hakka mee "kosong" meaning just plain hakka mee without minced pork or spring onions.

Besides hakka mee, I like their wonton noddles as well. Also known as "wantan" mee in cantonese, it is a type of noodle dish served with dumplings, vegetables and slices of "char siew". I love the taste and texture of the noodles - not too hard and not too soggy for both "wantan" and hakka mee. However, the "wantan" mee was a little bit salty for me.

BBQ pork or "char siew" in cantonese is a type of barbecued meat served with rice or noodles. Usually we will order lean char siew. You can choose your char siew that comes with lots of fats, half fat, half lean (pun fei sao in cantonese) or lean. Their char siew was good - tender and succulent.

Be prepared to wait for at least 15 minutes to 20 minutes during lunch time as the restaurant will be very packed. You might even have a hard time catching a staff to take your order or paying for your food!



Restoran Famous Seremban Favourites


Restaurant ambience


Chili sauce


Combination of chili sauce with green pickled chili


Chrysanthemum drink - RM1.70


Rice


Roasted pork belly "siew yuk" - RM 7 (small size)


Fish balls - RM 4.20


BBQ pork "char siew" - RM 14 (medium size)


Char siew sauce


Wan tan mee "kosong"


Famous "char siew" rice - RM5.80


Wanton

 

Char siew wan tan mee (dry) - RM6.30 (medium size)

Address:
Famous Seremban Favourites Restaurant
No. 78-1 (Ground Floor) Jalan PJU 1/3B,
Block F, Sunway Mas Commercial Centre,
47301 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Business hour: Monday to Sunday
8am to 4pm
Close every Tuesday

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