Restoran WDS PJ

Theodora B

5.0

Among the best around, enjoy community Malaysian hawker food (among the best in world) inside air-conditioned comfort. Though not really everything is good presently there, in fact it is now under new administration from its previous Ho Ho Sek. It right now offers excellent Won TonMee, Hokkien Mee and Poh Piah.

Alyt Puspita Sari

4.0

Many great food places in Klang Valley do not need to necessary to be considered a restaurant or in hotels. This restaurant is among the very good example. Coffeeshop like this 1 is operated insurance firms individuals plying their industry within their respective stalls inside of. Theyhave Hakka noodles, popiah, curry laksa, toast breads and smooth boiled eggs and beverages, wantan mee etc etc. Came here to use the wantan mee (dry out type). In addition they serve soup type. Ordered one also it came very quickly. Not that many people right now. The noodles is actually springy and crispy, their wantan is actually wrapped full and large. Soup that is included with it really is nice too. In no way give this location a miss. To the understanding the wantan mee stall will move out to some other location. However, you can find wide selection of choices to select from despite the fact that the wantan mee won't become there in the near future. Parking is ample.

Anie Puthi

4.0

This is mostly of the hawker centres/coffee shops which are air conditioned in PJ. There's the non air flow conditioned component that faces the part. This restaurant was formerly the initial well-known Cheow Yang restauarant. It had been taken over a couple of years backand given a fresh facelift. It provides all the types of hawker foods. The famous ones will be the popiah and wan tan mee. Their fish mind noodles and wantsn mee is quite popular. There is also fried noodles, poultry floss noodles, pork noodles, satay among others. Food is indeed so; common hawker fare.