There are many versions of the famous "KL Hokkien Mee". The one served here originates from a now-defunct Hokkien noodle house in Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur, from decades ago. The traditional recipe involves the meticulous preparation of the soup stock and use of a superior sauce to enhance the flavour of the noodles. The noodles - specially produced in Kuala Lumpur without preservatives, colouring and alkali - are boiled in the stock for 15 minutes, to allow its rich essence to fully permeate them. The addition of freshly cooked prawns, pork, pork lard and cabbage completes the delightful Kong Kee Original KL Hokkien Mee.
Quality: Stock was overwhelmed by the dark soy sauce, although the overall taste was smooth albeit bitterly sweet. Quantity: Portion was too small for $5, barely enough for one. Rating: 3/5
despite being rated good or authentic, there is only 1 singular chilli. How good can that be ?
I followed SoShiok's recomendation and went to Kong Kee Seafood at 613 Lorong 31 Geylang where I found the hokkein char to be as good as KL! - exKL