KL style wantan mee and Ipoh style wantan mee are very closely related .
Whereas Penang wantan mee is completely different from these 2 styles . I prefer the former .
You also should not compare Hong Kong or San Francisco style wantan mee to this . In both megacities , the springy texture of the noodle and taste of the sauces vastly differ from what is found in Ipoh . However , if you love London chinatown style wantan mee , please continue eating it in London and don't try this . I'm serious .
And it was on a quest for Ipoh roasted meats ( thanks to Hawker Chan hype ) that I found this stall near Station 18 .
We had earlier on purchased a big , beautiful platter in a hawker centre which was so shocking ( for 17 ringgit only , when it looked like it was worth 48 ringgit ! ) I forgot to snap a pic , so what you see here is actually the second plate after we demolished the first plate of wantan mee ( this costs less than 6 ringgit if I am not mistaken ), plus a platter of 4 .... roast pork , roast duck , roast chicken , char siew ( sadly also no picture as proof but it was so well presented , that I almost fainted from shock ) .
The sprinkling of spring onions were perfect , the sawi had just the right amount of dryness , the sauce was delicious , the duck meat had skin with no fat removed , I even found some deep fried pork fat in the mix ....oh heaven !
About your kopi. Only those masters from Sitiawan can come up with something that makes my iris upturn in ecstasy . Gawwwddddd !!!! I can ditch Chang Jiang kopi already . Yours is better because I like a tinge of sour in my kopi !
Yes , Ipoh , it took me so long to find this version which is very close to the ones sold in Pudu as far as 20 years back . But I'm glad you kept to your craft and I really hope you maintain it .
Location : Pusat Pengkalan Enam Enam , Ipoh
Note : only the soup not very syok . Roasts ( please do not expect gourmet standard char siew , this is standard burnt Malaysian char siew which we prefer )
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