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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Mak’s Chee @ 1 Utama : Touch, Hold & Seduce the Muscular Guy in Bottle Here!

Mak’s Chee @ 1 Utama : Touch, Hold & Seduce the Muscular Guy in Bottle Here!

December 15, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

With the success of their launching back in January 2016, Mak’s Chee which is famous with their wantan noodles had release two of their new products this round. Bringing you with the Muscular Champion Milk Tea and the Cheesy Wonton, they indeed are set to bring you with the BEST of the Hong Kong Food Scene to Malaysia.
 
Champion Tea 
Using the techniques of KamCha together with the 100% Sri Lankan Ceylon Tea, the tea brings you with the well-balanced tea flavours and the aromatic and smooth texture. Not just bringing you with the great tea taste but they are served in their limited edition Muscular figured bottle which will be available from 5th December 2016 till 28th Feb 2017 ( while stock last)
Cheesy Wonton 
Beng one of the best seller in Hong Kong, now you have them here in Mak Chee. Bringing you with a twist of Western and Chinese deep fried wantan, now you can enjoy the Deep-Fried Sea Prawn Wanton with the delicious added cheese in it. Combination of Mozzarella and Cheddar Cheese to the prawns, the dish comes sinfully addictive. But,they are only available seasonal only from 5th December 2016 till 28th Feb 2017 ( while stock last)
 
Braised Beef Brisket ( RM 19.90/ RM 29.90)
Braised for hours, Mak Chee’s is pride for their braised beef briskets as they were the best sellers in Hong Kong. Tender and moist texture, the beef brisket is something you must have here.
Prawn Roe Dry Noodle (RM 12.90) / (RM 14.90)
One of their signature and one of my favourites from Mak Chee’s. With the generous of prawn roe sprinkled on top, the wantan noodles comes simply addictive. The fragrant of the prawn roe in the springy noodles indeed irresistible.
 
Wantan & Dumpling Noodles (RM 14.90/ RM 16.90)
Enjoy these delicious springing noodles which is served with the pluppy wanton. The wantan is filled with the generous ingredients especially a full huge prawns in it. This is simply a MUST here.
Why not visit Mak Chee’s now with the great meals and also velvety tea.
Address: Lot LG 311D, One Utama,
Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Phone: +60 3-7722 2788

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineIn1Utama

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