Ah James @ Medan Selera Stadium Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.

Was craving for some fried noodles, this stall caught my attention. Who doesn't love wah tan hor. Look at that beauty, generous portions too! 8 ringgit, you can't go wrong!!!

The plate of wah tan hor was superb, with nice wok hei. I need to come back and try his other stuffs.

Ah James @ Stall 44,

Medan Selera Stadium Ipoh,

Perak, Malaysia.

Well Cook Gourmet @ Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

Touched down Subang airport, straight we came here to check out the fried asam laksa. My first time hearing a place that sells fried asam laksa.

A wet poppiah for starters. This was super good.

The fried asam laksa, pffttt taste exactly like a soupy asam laksa except its fried. Not sure how the chef did it, but it did satisfied my cravings for an asam laksa. Good stuff.

Maybe after eating the laksa, I found the wah tan hor a bit bland. The menu is extensive, definitely would be back here to try the other stuff.

Well Cook Gourmet,
74 Jalan SS 14/2,
SS14, 47500 Subang Jaya,
Selangor, Malaysia.

Restoran Pan Heong @ Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia.

So here I was on a weekday lunch in Batu Caves to check out the sang har wah tan hor. First time trying it actually as normally it's the usual sang har mein. So when my friend ordered this dish, I was thrilled as wah tan hor is actually one of my comfort dish.

This was around 1130am, and the place was already packed and we had to queue for tables. It wasn't long since we got one, but as there was only two of us, we shared a table with other people.

Crispy tofu roll for starters, can't stop munching on this.

Now that's what I call a comfort dish. Big prawns on top of hor fun, with lip smacking egg gravy and some greens to balance it out.

The wah tan hor had a nice wok hei to it. The prawns was fresh.

No wonder this place is packed, the food is good. A bit far to travel,, but definitely worth the journey.


Restoran Pan Heong,
2, Jalan Medan Batu Caves 2,
Batu Caves,
68100 Selangor,
Malaysia.