Lao Ping Hokkien Mee

Riefni Riftianingrum

3.0

Prepare to hold back - 30 mins is normally optimistic, similar to 45-60 mins. Here's our queue amount at 6:45pm on a Sunday

Ayo Letsgo

4.0

Wasted at least half an hour of my entire life for a bowl of common wat tan hor. Totally not worthy of the wait around and there’s no wok hei aswell. Idea it’s charcoal fried?!

Kevin Rolimpandoei

5.0

Fried hokkien noodle may be the bomb but anticipate to wait at the very least 1.5 hour for food to end up being served. Not forgetting the cooking is filled with msg 😄. Grilled fish can be worth a try.

AF

4.0

The Hokkien Mee is good however the wait is atrocious (30 min to at least one 1 hour is really a norm if full home) so I reckon that evens it out for average. Suggested if the crowd is usually lesser. RM9 for an individual pax serving.

Andita Rahmawati

4.0

Opens from 6pm til late. Anticipate to await 30mins but it’s worthwhile. Hokkien Mee or Cantonese fried essential! Involve some satay for appetizer if you’re too hungry.

Anindyta Larasati

4.0

The facebook hype famous hokkien mee in PJ is good however, not spectacular. Wait will be too long also for a non peak hrs. Here several stalls can perform this standard but minus the looong wait! Make an effort to know!

Brigitte Merina P S

4.0

Each bowl of noodles is individually cooked to perfection, abundant with “wok” taste and it’s well worth the wait. possibly the greatest Hokkien Mee in PJ. Evidently the Cantonese Fried Kuey Teow can be good.