The restaurant is located at the border of Sungei Way, in Sunway Mentari. I heard they are very popular and with at least of 30min long queue during the lunch time. The shop is clean and the staffs are friendly. The entire shop is just serving the one type of food, the Pork Meat Noodles.

Althought it is just one type of food, you may have it in many different kind of variance. Such as the type of noodle choice, more minced pork, without pork lever, added with eggs, soup type, or dark-soy-sauce type.

I was there during lunch time, and I have to sit under the sun, out infront of the shop at the corridor for 30min. Got to try it, what so good about this noodle.

On this first look, I don't seem to be too "wow" about it. But overall after tasting the soup and the noodles, the scoring is not so bad. It is the Penang-type of Pork Meat Noodles. The soup is over tasted with MSG (a.k.a. Ajinomoto).

Overall, just ok, definately no "wow" from me.

Seldom goto Cheras, and not familiar with the place. My friend introduced me to this restaurant for a early breakfast meeting. The restaurant is located near the Leisure Mall, therefore, plenty of parking space.

Overall the shop is clean and bright, the staffs are friendly and very welcoming. My friend recommended me to try out the Penang Har Mee, a.k.a Prawn Mee, or the people from Penang will called the Hokkien Mee.

First thing first, I take a big sip of the soup. It is so delicious. It has the matching taste of the Penang's. The ingredients are fresh and the noodles are cooked very well with the perfect timing. The serving portion is very moderate. It is a slight too over for a breakfast meal. Will revisit.

The restaurant is located in of the hotspot in Cheras. Not far away from the Leisure Mall.
The shop is clean and the staffs are friendly. They serve mainly food that made famous in Penang.
Such as the Laksa, Prawn Mee, Hokkien Mee.

I have tried the Prawn Mee sometime ago. And for this round I wanted to try out their
Chiing Thong Kuey Teow with Fish Balls, a.k.a. Kuey Teow Soup.

The Kuey Teow are nicely cooked, the fish balls are fresh, the soup is tasty.
The serving portion is filling too. Look simple, but it is very nice.

if you are happen to be in Bangsar or nearby, Baba Low's Restaurant is the dining place that i will strongly highlight to you.

Bangsar is a place where people always tagged with high-class, high-traffic, high-price. but as for Baba Low's Restaurant, it is a fair price dining place that situated at the border of Bangsar which the traffic is less congested.

Baba Low's Restaurant is a dining place that mainly serves with the authentic Nyonya dishes menu. It opens from 7:00am till 10:00pm daily. therefore you can enjoy any of your daily meal here. The place is so well kept and maintained, the overall cleanliness of the restaurant are tip-top.

I love to enjoy myself in the afternoon at Baba Low's Restaurant for my late lunch, as I love the quiet and relaxing ambience. Although it is situated in Bangsar, but you will have the feeling that you are already out of busy town and back to the 80's.There are more than 10 choices of foods in the menu with different variance. And my all time favourite are the Nyonya Laksa Noodle, and Sambal Shrimps with steamed rice.

On my recent visit to Baba Low's Restaurant, something has drawn to my attention. I have noticed there is a new menu written on the wall's black board - Mee Goreng Sejuk (RM6.00).Hey! I have tasted hot and spicy, sweet and sour, but this is hot and cold? you got to be kidding me. hmm... i called the waiter to my table and asked him about the specialty of the Mee Goreng Sejuk. I asked, "what is the Mee Goreng Sejuk? nice? how is it cook? is it cold? you all cook it and put it in the fridge for overnight?" and unexpectedly, this is how the waiter replied to me, "mee... chili, fried... goreng, have egg... ok lah".

Haha... the reply from him does not give me any clue on the food. He acted so humble and secretive. This increases my level of curiousity of the Mee Goreng Sejuk. My mind has popped up an image of a bowl of shaved ice with the mee goreng floating inside, somewhat like a bowl of iced-cendol.

I ordered a plate just to break the mystery of it and a glass of iced coffee, and hope the "sejuk" will lower down the hot temperture in the afternoon. After waited for approximately 10 minutes or so, the Mee Goreng Sejuk is served and the answer finally revealed.Simple and unique, and simply the typical Nyonya way of cooking. It is a plate of the yellow mee that have cooked in the boiling water and mixed it with the chili paste (or you can called it chili sauce) specially prepared by the chef. And I believe the chili paste is Nyonya traditional recipe that inherit from many generation. This mee is served just that with shreded cucumber salad, a piece of lime to be squeeze on top of the noodle, and a fried egg.The chili paste is tasted a bit sour of the tangirine lime dressing. the cucumber salad will give you the crunchy and crispy texture mix with the soft noodle that have cooked just to the perfect timing. And I have to mention that I believe the chef have specially choosen the supplier to supply them for the yellow mee, this yellow mee is so nice and soft. The fried egg, or we called it the mata-kerbau (sunny side up) are to perfect with the crispy burnt edge. It is all well-blended in taste.

It's look very plain and simple, but yet the taste is very delicious and mouth waterring. This Mee Goreng Sejuk is like the combination of the appetizer cum complete main course meal. It has the well balanced of the food pyramid and yet the sour taste from the lime in the chili paste are boosted up your appetite. It's also consider as a light meal for the people that do not want a heavy meal, and it is good to eat as breakfast and supper too.After all, the Mee Goreng Sejuk is just a call name and it is not what I have imagined.
If you are around the corner, please do give it a try for the Mee Goreng Sejuk.

the stall is named with the chef's name, Robert. he is origin from Penang. have heard from the some patron about his background. he has been frying Char Kuey Teow for more than 20 years. he used to business in SS2 Petaling Jaya, but the restaurant has shut down and then he moved to this new restaurant located in Damansara Kim to continue his business few years back.

his Char Kuey Teow, is believe one of the best in Petaling Jaya. haha...
i couldn't say he is the best, but i am just saying that it is good.

his Char Kuey Teow is fried to perfect, the taste is just right, not too salty. the beanspout are still crunchy. and the standard size is slightly bigger from other places.

Robert's Char Kuey Teow, the original Penang style fried kuey teow.