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Home / Food Review / Manjoe Taiwanese Dumpling @ The Gardens

Manjoe Taiwanese Dumpling @ The Gardens

February 17, 2022 by StrawberrY Gal

 We spotted this shop a few rounds when we are in Mid Valley. And this time, we decided to get a try of the Taiwanese Dumpling Shop where is located just next to AK Noodles @ The Gardens Mall. 

Monjoe is a build by a naturalist food enthusiast, was born and raised in Taiwan. And as we know, Taiwan is another food heaven place which have loads of delicacies to go for but nothing is comparable with the Taiwanese Dumplings.  And here we go our visit to Monjoe at The Gardens. 

Dry Roasted Sesame Sauce Noodles : RM 9.90

One can enjoy their Dry Roasted Sesame Sauce Noodles where you can choose the noodles you prefer and they are then cooked and added with the sliced vegetables in it and dry roasted sesame with it. The taste is decently good. 

 Traditional Chicken Meatball Noodles : RM 15.90

As for those who want to grab some meatballs noodles, they have the chicken meatball noodles which is well prepared with the bouncy meatball in it. The dish comes completely delicious and the noodles comes springy and good.

 Dumpling Monjoes Signature : RM 11.90

These rectangular-shaped handmade dumplings are pan-fried whilst steamed in the same flat pan. They sizzle with an inviting and mouth-watering melody while bringing a heaping serving of nostalgia to most that one can almost taste the dumpling melting away in their mouth. The dumpling comes simply delicious and well packed with flavours. 

For those who are big fans of Dumplings, why not head to Manjoe to get a try Monjoe Taiwanese Dumplings now 

Address: 

Address: LG-231B, The Gardens Mall, Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

Phone: 03-2202 0268

Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm 

GPS Location : 3.1185223,101.6756354

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