Madam Chong's Prawn Noodles House

Michelle Darmawan

5.0

I am not just a HarMee lover but I have to said this restaurant assist tasty HarMee. The soup is certainly good, staff service quick. Went with loved ones on Sunday and its own full house.

Andre Subroto

3.0

I've patronized this restaurant several times and also have tried their prawn and pork golf ball noodles. This location is quite busy through the weekends and open public holidays. If you want to steer clear of the crowd and the down sides in finding parking round the store,they welcome mobile phone orders. I discover this arrangement very helpful and utilize this option quite often. I actually ordered their signature pork golf ball noodles (dried) and fried chestnut wanton by cell phone in early JUL15, and was advised enough time to collect the meals. When I attained the shop, the meals had been there for selection. You merely have to purchase your purchase and you're off instantly. I discover their noodles very tasty, the part is large and sensible coming in at MYR6.50. The fried chestnut wanton is really a bit pricy (5 little pieces for MYR5.00). If however you be around Kuchai Lama, I would recommend that you try their noodles.

Yanti Hartono

3.0

The prawns mee are good, fresh prawns and the soup is indeed filled with flavors. The drinks require improvement, my glass of white coffee actually tasteless.

Illona Renata

1.0

Madam Chong's is well-known for its prawn noodle and contains been operating in a little small shack in pudu for nearly half a hundred years. It has since extended and moved right into a shop (couple of years back) in Kuchai Business owner Recreation area with a nicer and cleanerenvironment. We was here for breakfast and took awhile to move thru the extensive menus. Aside from prawn noodle, there is also pork noodle, curry noodle, wanton noodle, pan mee, Ramen, poached poultry, toast and a number of drinks. We ordered the prawn noodles needless to say. A little serving costs RM8.50. I tasted the soup very first which was just a little bitter, yes bitter! It really lacked the prawn taste and flavor for a signature dish! For the purchase price charged, they didn't skimp on the components. Six halved XS prawns, "hard" overcooked pork slices, kangkong and a spoonful of fried onions.Thats about all. There is nothing tasty! I finished just 3/4 of that plate of noodle. For beverages, had a fairly sweet teh-si for RM4. The result of msg kicked in almost immediately'after my meal! I'm still sensation the thirst as i'm achieving this review! It's instead disappointing to see the much deteriorated high quality of this a long time ago the favorite pudu prawn noodle! For the purchase price and the flavor, don't believe I'll return!

Rachita

5.0

I actually started patronizing their stall back the 80’s if they were only a stall in a little restaurant near Pudu area. Today they moved to their shop hosting a lot more varieties then days past. Needless to say you can’t miss their signature “Big prawn noodles”.They will have among the best soup based in my estimation. Now they have types of noodles choices which range from soup, curry, dried noodle and in addition finger food. They will have another branch in Bandar Puteri Puchong.

Stanley Tanuweta

4.0

Got the prawn noodles quite fresh taste excellent and will be returning really really shortly. Prawn noodles this is actually the location to come and revel in.

Sarah Riismawan

1.0

The prawn mee was a little overpriced and the prawns weren't fresh. Very low high quality milk tea. No the next time!

Henny Taher

1.0

Worst prawn mee I've tried in my own life . most likely the soup is simply manufactured from prawn paste or synthetic prawn flavouring

Feby Clercx

4.0

Made a decision to try breakfast here. The prawn mee (Penang Hokkien Mee) is fairly good but not the normal sweet and fiery Penang Design. It’s soup share is fantastic but more towards meats base (such as ramen) and the substances used are super new. Serves several variations.They will have other noodles (wanton, fish ball, curry, etc) which are all quite good. We furthermore tried the seafood cake that is also great as full of seafood flavour (not the main one full of flour) Overall very good spot to gorge local hawker meals.

Ahya Nunuy Ahmad

4.0

Wanted to check the prawn noodles (Pg Hokkien Mee) obtainable in Klang Valley plus after handful of tests made a decision to try Madam Chong. The soup was flavoured well from meats and prawns with additional toppings variety and meet up with the expectations of an excellent “Prawn Mee”however the level that you'll go back over and over. Other noodles may also be decent with very an incredible drink menu. Comfortable also at the non air conditioning frontage tables