Don't ask me why did I visit this restaurant again and again. :P The reasons are pretty obvious. Their Pan Mee dishes are delicious, they have interesting varieties of Pan Mee, and the portion for each dish is pretty big and worth the money you pay.
Address: 15, Plaza Danau 2, Jalan 5/109F, Taman Danau Desa, KL (behind Hong Leong Bank, next to Korean Mart).
Check out my first and second visit.
Address: 15, Plaza Danau 2, Jalan 5/109F, Taman Danau Desa, KL (behind Hong Leong Bank, next to Korean Mart).
Check out my first and second visit.
Loh Pan MeeAs usual, I love hand-pulled noodles for my Pan Mee. Loh Pan Mee is an interesting variety and you might want to give it a try if you'd like something different from the traditional Pan Mee. Its ingredients are the same but the broth is thickened just like how Loh Mee is prepared. Add vinegar as much as you like and eat while it's steaming hot. If you're a Loh Mee lover, you'll love Ceggo's Loh Pan Mee.
Black Pepper Pan Mee (Dry)David chooses Black Pepper Pan Mee and the friendly staff who serves us suggests the dry version with flat noodles. This interesting dish comes with a bowl of clear vegetable broth. The noodles are deliciously mixed with a generous amount of ground black pepper and dark soy sauce. The clear broth does help to tone down the fiery feeling on your tongue that derives from the black peppered noodles. Pretty interesting, not a common dish you'd find elsewhere.
Overall, lunch is good. :)
Overall, lunch is good. :)
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