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Maratul Lutfiyah

Located opposing samy & min bah kut teh (Subang) outlet. We had:- - Gang Guong Noodles @ RM8 -Wanton Soup with lohlak bottom @ RM 6 - Loh Mee @ RM 8 - Long Yan @ RM 10 And Buddha fruit beverages hot @ RM2.20 It’s nice dining inside air conditioning knowing the elements in Malaysia are actually hot. Cash payment just. Arriving at 7.20pm, restaurant are full home. Looking forward to our food are approximately 25minutes after buying at 7.30pm. The gang guong noodles are kampungs noodles served with fried lohbak, several slices rather than roasted pork. Noodles includes side soup with 3fish ball. Taste sensible are very regular dried noodles with darkish soya sauce and shallot essential oil. The wanton soup includes 10 hardly any filling wanton served with loh mee soup + Assam laksa soup are called after lohlak. It’s lighting soup with a hint of sour Assam laksa soup. They offered with several strips of brownish squid, in the soup. Well I assume Sitiawan people like small filling wantan😬 Food are usually good, no msg or even salty at all. Ideal for young children and the elderly. My favorite dish will be the Longer yan. The noodles are usually chewy, gooey and soft. As the noodles are constructed with tapioca powder and egg. Loh mee are fine too because the soup are filled up with a lot dark brown squid, bamboo shoots also it goes very well with some homemade garlic vinegar Will go back to try their burgandy or merlot wine chicken soup accessible only on Fri, Saturday and Sunday. The lengthy yan noodles are actually good and wish to have it again