Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia｜Kip Wanton Mee Noodles

The meal's highlight was undoubtedly the Wanton Mee itself, which comes in two options: Black (traditional) or White (generally available). I opted for the Black version, and it was a delightful choice. The noodles were perfectly cooked, and the sauce had a rich, savoury flavour that complemented the noodles beautifully. The portion size, especially the small, was quite generous and filling for the majority of diners. However, not everything on the menu lived up to expectations. I decided to try the Braised Chicken Leg; unfortunately, it was a letdown. The chicken was not well marinated, lacking the depth of flavour I was hoping for, and it left me wanting more in terms of taste. The dumpling soup was another item on the menu, and while it was decent, it didn't stand out. It had a reasonably average taste, and I hoped for a more memorable dumpling experience. Lastly, I ordered a Milo drink to accompany my meal, and it was somewhat subpar. It lacked the richness and creaminess you would typically expect from a Milo drink.

Ordered wanton mee pok, fantastic! Very nice wanton, and I love the texture of mee pok The only thing I can complain is char siew, not the roasted type The portion of noodle is decent Worth to try

Tasty and springy noodles. Service is prompt and attentive. Price is reasonable and justifiable with the quality and portion