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Over price for a small portion of ban mee . Just noodles with an egg , few vegetable . Can have a try for once , but is not worth for price . Need to pay car park each time visit . Try to avoid weekend Bcz is really crowded.

nothing special about the pan mee. what you have is pan mee together with Ikan bills and an egg. and it cost rm7.90 . have to pay for car park, on weekend need wait long hours for food to be serve.

Chilli Pan MeeA mound of thick round noodles topped with ikan bilis, chopped scallion, a wee bit of table sugar, pork sliced and chopped, and tiny cubes of cracklin, all crowned by a snow-white poached egg. After adding heaped spoonfuls of the chilli that makes its way from table to table in a plastic tub, we dug in. Each bowl is served a small separate bowl of vegetables with egg soup. If you don't take spicy food, you can only take minimal spiciness in food so here's the best part, the dry pan

One of my friend like pan mee very much. He introduce us Kin Kin Pan Mee. At first, we went to their first Kin Kin pan mee at Chow Kit. After so many times having there, my friend bring us to their another branch, which is here.Here is cleaner compare to the Chow Kit branch. It is also easier to get parking. For the pan mee taste, i think Chow Kit branch more nicer. The pan mee here is overcook for me. The mee is also a bit sticky. Not like Chow Kit branch there, the pan mee is just cook in the

I love Pan Mee, so i have tried several Pan Mee Specialty restaurantsKin Kin Pan Mee don't have much variety , they just sell Dry / Soup one.As a spicy lover, i finds their chilli flakes is up to my tastebud . I always put alot of spoon of chilli flakes and stir together.Their Pork Balls is a side order you can order if you're not enough full.

this pan mee nothing special to me. the chili was too spicy, i eat this have to drink at least 2 cup of ice water. and the pan mee i request tiny size but the size still too thick for me. and when i request one more soup because i like to drink soup, but then they charge me money for the soup. i ask why can't just give me without charging , they said must be charge if order any extra .

Ever since chili pan mee became popular, there are few different restaurants having their own version of chili pan mee. However, i don't think there's a lot of difference. I think the main distinctive difference is down to the dry chili flakes. Here in Kin Kin, I found the chili flakes to be more "burnt". The chili flakes tasted very spicy but the chili smell could be overpowering, like up to the nose. Other than that, i think their portion also seems to be smaller and not so generous about the