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2016-05-15 180 views
As a Malaysian, we would always go to roadside mamak stall for our late night supper. However, the foods at mamak stall are usually oily and heavy. How about something light such as Wan Tan Noodles for your late night supper?Chop Beeng Cheong restaurant, located at Kampung Lapan nearby Tun Tuah High School, they serve really authentic bowl of Wan Tan Noodles at night. The shop is flooded with lots of foodies even at late night.Malacans always refer this kopitiam as 摇头云吞面 (head-shaking wan tan no
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As a Malaysian, we would always go to roadside mamak stall for our late night supper. However, the foods at mamak stall are usually oily and heavy. How about something light such as Wan Tan Noodles for your late night supper?
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 Chop Beeng Cheong restaurant, located at Kampung Lapan nearby Tun Tuah High School, they serve really authentic bowl of Wan Tan Noodles at night. The shop is flooded with lots of foodies even at late night.

Malacans always refer this kopitiam as 摇头云吞面 (head-shaking wan tan noodles) as the uncle chef always shake his head when he’s cooking the noodles, how adorable!
Wan Tan Noodles
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 Unlike the usual wan tan noodle which is black in color, the noodle from this restaurant is served in white color. They didn’t add black soy sauce to their dish, hence able to keep the most original taste of the noodles.

The wan tan noodles is served with minced pork, char siew, wan tan soup and pickled green chilies. What I like about their noodles is the noodles do not have any alkali taste at all, it’s super thin and chewy.

Remember to eat your noodles together with pickled green chilies because the green chilies act as one of the most important condiment for the dish. Springy noodles with a hint of sourness and subtly spiciness totally win my heart.
Oyster Fried
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 You might want to try their oyster fried as well. Comes together with lime, spring onion and coriander leaves. The fried is really crispy, but it didn’t lose its moist completely. The oysters are really fresh also; however it would be better if we can find more fresh oysters in one plate. Considering the price; the oyster fried is still worth trying.
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    RM6 (Night Snack)
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    Wan Tan Noodles
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