Hakka Mee @ Kedai Makanan Tow Kee (Tow Kee Hakka Mee Shop), Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
>> Mar 28, 2010
Since I had to go down to Seremban once more, I thought of going for the famous beef noodles in the market. Once again, the place was closed. Darn! I have make a note down somewhere that the place is closed on Tuesdays. Anyway, since shit happened, might as well make the best out of the situation and head on down to Seremban's 'best' Hakka Mee place.
Tow Kee Hakka Mee Shop
Tow Kee was recommended to me by the star food guide book. I decided to give it a try since its the only hakka mee place in the book. Parking can be a pain as this restaurant is along the main road. Oh well, the things I do for food.
The current owner of the restaurant inherited the business from his father. His father has been using a recipe brought from China to create his noodles. The noodles are boiled in water, then garnished with some minced pork and lard fritters. The combination of soy sauce, garlic and spring onions give that nice flavour to the noodles.
The Homemade Egg Noodles
Hakka Noodles
A bowl of noodle goes for RM3.70 (regular). Compared to KL, this is definitely a deal man. The noodles had that nice bite. I found this noodles rather refreshing. The flavours were not too strong. The regular portion was enough to fill me up.
All in all, this place is the only hakka noodle place I've tasted in Seremban. I am not in the position to say if whether it is the best in Seremban, but it certainly is one of the best I've tasted. It sure tasted better than Famous Seremban Favourites in Aman Suria.
Restaurant Rating: 7/10
Pricing: Under RM5 per person.
*Ratings are based on ambience, service, value and food quality for the price you're paying. Opinions expressed are solely based on my personal experience
Map to Kedai Makanan Tow Kee (Tow Kee Hakka Mee Shop)
Address:
94, Jalan Kapitan Tam Yeong,
Seremban,
Negeri Sembilan
Contact:
Telephone number: 016 340 9393
Opening hours:
12-5pm. Days off not fixed
11 comments:
sighs.. i also want hakka mee! hungry edy =/
@kenwooi: lots of joints around man.. FSF is the not bad... or you can always go down to seremban :)
erm,hakka mee...look like dry noodles..but i like tis with sum soup on it..wakaka
@Nikel Khor: although u sound weird, you know ur stuff eh?
wow..better thn FSF? cool..
anywasy, if u can, try the toast and roast one - near KenII .. its very oily (i didnt like tht part) but they added deep fried fish skin or somwhtin
Erm, I went on a Tuesday, and I missed both the beef noodles AND this Hakka mee.
How ironic. What luck. Then we sulked and chomped on Siew Bao only.
@thenomadGourmand: it is better only in terms of the noodles. FSF didn't have very good noodles to begin with. I thought the main draw was the char siew?
@J2Kfm: that had to be real bad man.. How come the hakka mee was closed? Maybe the owner suddenly decided not to open.. Thats the bad thing about off day not certain..
Hey, there is another Hakka Mee shop in the Seremban market, next time you can do and eat both hakka mee and beef noodles there. The char koay teow also not bad.
@Baby Sumo: alright. THanks for the info.. Will check it out next time :)
Jah, ilmselt nii see on
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