Hakka Mee (客家面) is also one of the Ipoh cuisine. Hakka Mee is a type of noodles that is yellow in colour, and served with mince meat (either pork or chicken). It can be either in a bowl of soup or just dry with sauce.
I am sure Ipohians that love Hakka Mee heard of this place, the 'Famous Hakka Mee' (No joke! There are so many stalls with weird and funny names, just like the 'Funny Mountain' for instance).
'Famous Hakka Mee' is located at 'Hugh Low Street' (休罗街). It was previously located at the opposite shop lots and later moved to the place under Paris Motel which offered a more spacious place.
'Famous Hakka Mee' stall has been operating for years in Ipoh, as usual, from generation to generation. The stall had appeared in newspaper enormous amount of times.
Every morning, especially weekends, the whole place is filled with Hakka Mee lovers. The Hakka Mee is 'al dente' (word I learnt from lingy, haha), which means cooked as to be firm but not hard. It is really good that makes you to crave for another bowl.
Did I mention the food in Ipoh is really cheap? You can never eat Hakka Mee with this price in Kuala Lumpur.
Name: Famous Mee Hakka / 休罗街 Hakka Mee.
Location: Jalan Sultan Iskandar (Hugh Low Street)
Operation Hour: Morning until Afternoon.
Did you know...?
Hakka Mee is originated from the town of Seremban.
9 comments:
very nicely put, paloh chai.. so did u get a free bowl of mee? i m not very sure of the place.. last time corner shop, right? did they renovate it ? now so brightly lit.. where exactly is it? near the funny mountain?
Claire, it's just right opposite to the previous stall. Same row as the 'Chuen Fong Curry Mee'. It's still a corner shop now.
make me hungry jo
Kee, yes, you should. Haha. It's really nice.
gosh, I must try it next time =)
never try before..it seem like different from my area...
nice
wei..apa ni? i know you so many years d but you never bring me go makan. ish..
i dont care..coming sem break. i want to eat everything feature on this blog and you are paying for it. HAHAHAHAHAHA..minus the taufoofah la..i dont like. :P
then i bring you to this freaking awesome hakka mee in town. near olympia college one :)
oh so Yin Yau Kui has moved to the opposite shop?
the old shop has that aura of authenticity surrounding it though.
the mee is good, but the fishballs and taufu just didnt cut it. :(
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