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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / HONG KONG MAK YONG KEE NOODLES @ COCO STEAMBOAT, TAYNTON VIEW CHERAS

HONG KONG MAK YONG KEE NOODLES @ COCO STEAMBOAT, TAYNTON VIEW CHERAS

March 21, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

Recently Coco Steamboat comes out with the new look with the Hong Kong Mak Yong Kee Noodles in the morning and at night will be serving Hot Pot.

So, now you can head to enjoy your breakfast here too. With ample parking space; you have no worries on getting a place to it and enjoy your dim sum.

Try their refreshing Milk Tea @ RM 4.00

 

Wanton Noodles (RM 5.90)

One can enjoy a hearty bowl of noodles with a decent portion and three fat shrimps. The soup base comes light and very nice and what we know is the noodles are imported from Hong Kong.

 

Char Siew Noodles (RM 7.90)

Looking for dry wantan noodles, try their char siew noodles. At the decent portion with the juicy slice of char siew, it is simply nice and good.

Not just serving noodles, they also have a great variety of dim sum selection too. The dim sum selection comes with variety of choices from fishballs, siew mai, siu kao and more.

The char siew bao is served with hot and generous portion of meat with the thin bun crust.

The siew mai and fish balls comes simply decent and good. Price are at affordable side is averagely around RM 6.00 per basket.

One of the signature and many of our favorites is the Steamed Turnip Cake. The taste is pretty good and melts in the mouth with the crispy bites of dried prawns adding to it.

Not just that, they also served a variety of Hong Kong delicacies like Polo Bun, French Toast and more. Price are range from RM 6.00 onwards.

Ends your meal with of course some warm desserts. Choose from red bean, peanut soup, or even black sesame deserts which is price at RM 3.80 to end your awesome meal there.

Address:
Jalan 1/119a, Taman Bukit Hijau,
56000 Kuala Lumpur,
Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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