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Home / Food Review / Hokkien Mee and fried lo shu fan @ Kim Lian Kee, LOT 10

Hokkien Mee and fried lo shu fan @ Kim Lian Kee, LOT 10

March 15, 2010 by StrawberrY Gal

Hokkien Mee and fried lo shu fan? Thinking of food.. Here is the food galore which is very famous and being recommended by the big shots of foodie. Who? The famous Food reviewer in Asia Choy Lan had visited there as well for food, The place here is being rented by all the famous and done of the delicious shops where you can find Duck King, Kluang Station, Lam Mee Ya and more here.

Basically, i had tried some like Kluang Station, and Lam Mee Ya from 1 Utama while Duck King from Jaya One. This time , i am going for another one which is the Kim Lian Kee which is said to be one of the famous one as well. Kim Lian Kee is one of the stall which served stir fried. Having a blank of mine of what to crave, we try the taste of the stall at Lot 10

Dear ordered two plated of stir fried which is the Hokkien Mee and another is the Fried Lo Shu Fan. Both of it is a yet to say a famous choice of delighting meal there. Em.. now is time for meal

Having a good reviews from many friends, i tried them but unfortunately it gives me a slight disappointment on the Hokkien Mee. The hokkien mee was a bit too salty and the taste is not as nice as AH YIP from my personal view. The taste is still acceptable but not a big applause from me.

As for the Fried Lo Shu Fan, i find it too spicy. Taste wise is quite nice and acceptable . the taste is quite nice but just a bit spicy

Taste:
Fried Hokkien Mee: 2/5
Fried Lo Shu Fan : 3/5

Price:
Fried Hokkien Mee: RM 8.90
Fried Lo Shu Fan: RM 8.90

Address:
Kim Lian Keem
Lot 10 Shopping Complex
50, Jalan Sultan Ismail,
50200 Kuala Lumpur


Posted By : StrawberrY Gal
Homepage : malaysianfoodie

Filed Under: Food Review

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