Sarawak Kolomee (second famous food in the shop) RM5.00 – dried thin noodles serves with red pork slices and prawn. The noodle itself is springy while covered with fragrant oily shallot and onion flavor, has a very smooth texture which makes you keep slurping for more similar like having a bowl of Indomee (but premium ones in this case), while the generous amount of pork slices and prawn toppings just made the overall kolomee even more enjoyable. 😉
We had the lek tao suan…sent over and yes, it was very good. I sure was glad to have had the opportunity to enjoy that this time around.
I remember having the kolo mee here before and it was good and that morning, I asked for the special (RM6.00)…and even though I would not say it was the best in town, it was definitely kolo mee, not kampua mee in disguise.
Their Nasi Lemak has all the essential components and is served along with an Ayam Rendang. The slight spicy chili complements and elevate the overall dish well.