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Originally Posted by KohOnly21
I tried this shop few times already. Must agree that it's nicer than those wan tan mee that i had in Batam so far.. The portion there was bigger also compared to other shops. The chilli was awesome.
I thought bro nono had better recommendation. The chawsiew shop beside this wantan mee not bad too and also the prata nearby.
Big groups might had difficulty finding seats at this place.  |
just went there last sunday morning and snap a photo of it to share it here..
lucky for me, there's still empty seat available, and i immediately seat-in and ask for a bowl of noodle.. i must say it's nicer than any other noodle.. the wantan soup is also nice.. and it's cost only Rp16k.
compare to wantan noodle next to meximo pub, i must say it's two different kind.. this bei long mie pangsit is more on chilli sauce as based, and it closer to bak-chor mee that we usually eat in singapore but definitely better than bakchormee.. it also has bigger serving and more rich and variety in meat serving such as meatball, fishcake, lard, etc..
meanwhile the wantan mee in meximo pub is more on seasoned oil (char-siew oil?) as based on top of unique homemade noodle.. the serving is more simple,, couple slices of charsiew, green leaf & tougei, and fried onion on top.. the charsiew serving is quite few and the complimentary wantan soup is smaller compare to beilong.. but if have to choose between wantan mee and beilong mee pangsit.. i would choose this wantan mee over the mee pangsit as i prefer it's rich seasoned oil taste and its noodle.
btw, beside noodle, they also sell karipeng (curry rice) which is quite unique also.. rice with slices of lo bak and egg covered with curry gravy.
and the seller at the evening shift is quite chatty..