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You are here: Home / Food Review / NOBLE CHAO FISHBALL @ KEPONG

NOBLE CHAO FISHBALL @ KEPONG

February 8, 2016 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review, Invited Review Leave a Comment

Located in Kepong Noble Chao Fishball Noodle Restaurant is famed for its fishballs. Bringing you with the variety of items like curry mee, fried noodles, soup noodles and more.
Noble Chao Fishballs are handmade with the premium quality of fish and every things is simply awesome. The fishball comes awesomely good where each mouthful brings you with the bouncy texture. Nice
Imperial Palace Noodles (S: RM 7.50/ L: RM 8.00)
One of the signature of Noble Chao, the Chinese combined Italian noodles, it is topped with a sunny egg, and fishball with it. The noodles comes awesomely good where it is bouncy and also filled with the aromatic olive oil with it. Simply unique.
Crispy Salmon Skin (RM 6.00)
The dish is amazingly lovely filled with the crunchy bites of the salmon skin with it. It just so good and we did not realized that we had eaten more than 3 plates
Deep Fried Tofu (RM 3.80)
The deep fried tofu is being deep fried till perfection leaving you with the hot and pipping texture and inside leave you with the moist and smooth  tofu. Nice.
Fish Paste Ball (RM 7.50)
The fish paste is being fired till perfection and inside leave you with the chewy and moist texture. Nicely done.
Address
No 3G, Jalan Prima 1, Pusat Niaga Metro Prima, 52100 Kepong, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Phone: 0361794469

Restaurant: Noble Chao Fishball Locations: Kepong, Kuala Lumpur Food: Fishballs, Noodles Category: Food Review, Invited Review


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