We went Pun Chun for lunch once in a few years and their Duck Drumstick Mee (Soup) RM9.00 is a must order in the list – serves with duck drumstick, wan tan noodles, and veggies. This is the first time we changed our option from dry into soup duck drumstick mee, but sad to say, this whole masterpiece becomes totally inedible (whole broth tastes like alkaline) which we suspect they’ve ignored the crucial steps of soaking the noodle in cold water (过冷河) beforehand. What’s the point of visiting a restaurant when they can’t even keep their signature dish up to standard? So in our humble opinion, no more next time! 😉
Succulent & Tender Roast Duck Drumstick RM 7.50 (Duck Soup Only) The highlight of the day was, of course, the long-awaited BIDOR Duck Drumstick Noodles Duck Mee. Simply irresistible serving of a big juicy piece of duck drumstick in a double-boiled herbal soup. Pun Chun 7 decades of family's secret recipe is all in this special flavourful herbal broth.
He recommended me on SOUP base instead of the dry version. Original handmade using wanton mee with Pun Chun family's secret recipe, their duck drumstick soup using double boiled with a lot Chinese traditional herbs that you cannot never taste in any place. Owner it's generous with the filling, you will ginger slices, dried wolberries, dried longan, mushrooms, green vegatables, daun bawang, and most important is the big piece of duck drumstick meat.
Overall, I am really happy with the meal which costs RM 6.
Duck drumstick mee dry- RM6.80 We had the famous duck drumstick noodles, one dry and one soup- just to have a taste of both worlds. It took awhile for food to arrive as the corner shop was packed to the brim- a testimonial for good food or famous-ness :D The dry version came with a metal bowl of herbal soup and a duck drumstick- flavourful and just comforting. I suppose what makes this bowl of noodles special is the tenderness of the duck drumstick, the herb infused soup and did I tell you I LOVE herbal flavoured food (ie. herbal chicken, herbal soup, bak kut teh... erm ok that's bout it).
Oh, I must say their Iced White Coffee (RM1.80) is truly very good. It has a very “kau” unique coffee taste and I absolutely loved it – I was almost tempted to buy their 3-in-1 packets which were available at the shop.
What do I think? It won't be my favourite lunch places to patron. I will most probably intro to my friends who haven't try before. But won't strongly recommend it. As the price is too pricey for a over-rated noodle. (Rating : 3.5 out of 5.0)