Noor Mee Kuah

Dea M. Andaresta

4.0

The restaurant was newly renovated, toilets, floor were clean and clear of foul smell. Assistance was fast, employees are clear and polite. Cost were accurate and incredibly reasonable compare to comparable food in Penang Island. Taste wise- it's among the best mee goreng Iever acquired, better than many Penang Islands mee goreng. Nasi goreng mamak and pasembor had been great too. Another advantage was the typical serving for pasembor, this means fixed price - EASILY remember correctly, it's just RM4 per plate. Unlike in lots of other areas, the server will continued pushing extras and you'll find yourself RM20-30 for a bowl of pasembor !!! Chendol was some disappointment, probably because of the corn added in. Aside from fried noodles, the cafe offers nasi kandar. Will sample in my own next trip.

Nadhira Marianda Fitri

5.0

Both main super hyped mamak-style fried noodles over on Penang island aren't a patch on the mee sotong fried up over here. Really worth the detour to Butterworth to sample the mee sotong right here. The pasembur isn't bad too. And thegood factor is there are usually none of the crowds over on the island.

Cdw

5.0

Should try their mee kuah and mee goreng sotong , pasembur and their ABC. Price is fair, strategic location, the store is clear and staffs are pleasant.