The best wantan mee ever in Ipoh. The stall has been in operation since 1993 - that's 22 years! This stall serves my all time favorite wantan mee and it is a must-have every single time I return to Ipoh.Here's the aunty making the noodles! She is a very friendly woman with a great memory - she has the ability of taking down many many orders without writing it down. The menu:
Pork meat wantan mee@RM3.30
Prawn meat wantan mee@RM3.80
Dumpling wantan mee@RM4.50
Dumpling mee@RM4.50
Char siew mee@RM3.80
Char siew wantan mee@RM4.30
Shredded chicken & mushroom mee@RM4
Shredded chicken & mushroom wanton mee@RM4.50
Char siew & shredded chicken mee@RM4.50
Char siew & shredded chicken wantan mee@RM5.00
Plain mee@RM1.80
Dumpling@RM1
Generous amount of noodle and chicken meat. I really, really love the gravy. 

So Kimchi fans, if you have not tried the Kimchi fried rice at Gangnam gimbap located at Ampang point, you’re totally missing out! Introduced by a die-hard fan of kimchi, I personally made a trip to Ampang point to verify the truth myself – and I was not disappointed.

Like kimchi, every mouth of rice is filled with the blast of a combination of the spicy, salty, sweet, and sour kimchi flavor. Served together with a sunny-side up, the fried rice costs RM16 (tax included) and it’s not overated! 

You may find many people seated at the hor fun stall in Petaling Street during the night for the big prawn hor fun noodles. The cook is very friendly and nice to talk to and has been around that area selling noodles for quite a long time.

The soup tastes great and the prawns are served in generous amounts.  One bowl costs RM7, which is actually not expensive considering the quality and quantity.

Stall 25 in Kampar market foodcourt is well-known for its ice blended coffee - another must-try after the famous Kampar chicken curry bread.The blended ice is definitely up to other ice-blended kiosk standard as the amount of coffee and milk is very generous for just RM4.

However, if you are there during the weekends, your precious glass of ice-blended coffee may take a while to arrive as there will be lots of people.

On a side note, if you are not a big eater (or drinker), please get someone to share the drink with you as it is really huge in portion. 
 

I have been searching for prawn wantan noodles for a while now - most stalls only have pork wantan.  Finally found one in Pandan Cahaya, and the prawn wantan is considered huge, looks more like a sui gao (dumpling) actually. Comes with 3 huge prawn dumplings, the noodle costs RM5.50.

The stall is also very well known around the area and the waiting time is a little long because of the number of people ordering from them.See the size? It's as huge as the spoon! The whole dumpling consist of prawn meat and fish paste though, but well it tasted great!