Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia｜Restoran 168 Homemade Pan Mee

One of the best Pan Mees in the town. The noodles are unique compared to other Pan Mees. It is recommended to add the soft boiled egg into the Pan Mee to enjoy the eggy texture and flavour. I am a Pan Mee lover and it won't disappoint you especially Pan Mee lover. However, it may be quite packed during lunch hour and the space is quite limited. So you need to be early or late if you don't prefer packed area. P/s: you may ask for the chilis sampal if you like to have a spicy flavour.

one of the nicest pan mee shop in BMC serving straight forward good tasting noodles without any frills. although they used to have special menus offering specialties such as braised wood ear pork, chicken feet etc on different days of the week but was stopped due to time constraint. the lady bos now barricade herself at the entrance where orders are placed and payment made. prices had increased due to the current runaway inflation but still very much affordable comparing. but the sui kow had really shrunk in size.

We ordered the Hakka Pan Mee and the classic traditional Pan Mee. I personally love the classic version very much. You got mince pork, anchovies, braised shiitake mushroom slices, and egg is optional if you are a fan of more creamy texture of pan Mee then go for it. It's the braised shiitake mushroom flavour that fills the whole bowl of noodle wins over me, light seasoning, portion is satisfying for a dude. Hakka Pan Mee on the other hand also quite okay, but it does taste like Carbonara to me. Not your usual Hakka Pan Mee, probably because of the pork lard I guess. Still taste good though, just that I can't get over the resemblance to Carbonara. The soup comes with the noodle (if you order dry noodle) also taste very good, not sure how to describe it but it's light, not your typical MSG packed soup. The texture of the noodle (both Hakka and Classic) quite soft, I prefer it springy but still okay. We did add-on dumplings, but it taste almost the same as their wanton, just longer version. Both wanton and dumpings are average, but pretty cheap. Overall it's really good, affordable, price range is around RM 7 - 9. Weekend usually full house with long queue and they close at 2pm+. Boss is really friendly and so are the staff too. Recommended. Will go back and try their Spicy Pan Mee see