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Home / Food Review / Tom Yam Mee @ Rest SSL Noodles, Desa Wangsa Maju, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur

Tom Yam Mee @ Rest SSL Noodles, Desa Wangsa Maju, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur

April 13, 2009 by StrawberrY Gal

Dear and me are both hot and spicy spicy.. lovers and that day we went to Wangsa Maju and have this. Neverless to tell.. tomyam.. is both our favorite and is kinda hard to find the one we love.. and acknowledge is oishi till now.. hmmmnnn… if any flogger have any ideas..on which is the famous oishi one to eat not??

This one we had is so so only … I had the normal tomyam only which is not really spicy .. usually we love to ordered tom yam wif glass noodles which is Tang Hoon in Hokkien. Inside there is not much seafood but I can see some mushrooms, chicken meat and some crabstick only. ish… no seafood as well. they did have a prawn for me but not really fresh.. yucks..

– Normal Tom yam-

Dear had the ma lat tom yam … and he claims is not ma lat also … not spicy .. oh oh. and his one seems better than mine as he have more ingredients and nice. Wat he have dere is different types of fish balls, tau fu skin and mushrooms.. and some seafood

– Ma Lat Tomyam-

overall de bill comes to about RM 15 for 2 inclusive of two cups of leong cha la
Can say the taste is ok, just for both of us is not that spicy lol

Taste: 3/5
Price: RM 16
Add: No 4, Jalan 1.27 B , Taman Desa Setapak, Wangsa Maju Noodles, Setapak ( WANGSA MAJU AREA)

Filed Under: Food Review Tagged With: Wangsa Maju

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