No early wakeup calls. No hectic jams.
And proper breakfast.
However, we would tend to leave out the neighbourhood and adjourn towards Serdang town or somewhere elses further for weekend breakfast as we would sometimes complain 'boring'. Until recently, Fook Mun Kee came to the Equine Park neighbourhood bringing us another dining option. Unlike those typical kopitiams nestled with separate stalls, Fook Mun Kee specialized in a few specialities such as the Pork Rib Noodle, Hakka Mee, Curry Mee, Chicken Rice & a few others.
Pork Rib Prawn Noodle Soup - RM6.80
Initially we thought this version would be like the one we had at Champs Bistro. However after tasting it and confronting the chef, we were told that the main ingredients for this preparation was the pork ribs and not the prawns. The version that most of us had at Champs was very prawn flavoured and intense. Fook Mun Kee's soup base is mainly essence-d from the pork ribs with a lil' from the prawn heads and shells.
"It's not exactly prawn noodle. The prawns were just the supporting ingredients", claimed the chef.
Hainanese Chicken Mee - RM4
Noodles were just so-so comparing it to jalan klang's lama egg noodles, but the chicken were very smooth and perfectly cooked. Glossy skin and smooth meat compensated the noodles' lack of texture.
We were back to try their Curry Noodle & Hakka Mee. Memorable & worth a try. Perhaps you could skip their char siew as there's still great room of improvement on this. Other than that, it's still satisfying.
Fook Mun Kee
Jalan Equine 9b
Taman Equine
(opposite AEON Jusco Equine Park)
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