Noodle in Pearl Shopping Gallery

(502) Homemade Spicy Soup Pan Mee, 11.30 ringgit. They would ask you whether you would want some vinegar to be added into your soup and I decided to give it a try, since the guy did assure me that it would taste good, nothing too overly strong. I liked it, the vinegar offered a lil extra kick to the soup, just a lil. I do not like the taste of bitterness that accompanies vinegar but you would hardly taste the bitterness here. It dooes seem like when mixed with the spicy soup, the bitterness changes to something more appealing and pleasant. I liked it.

You see, Lucy Stall been around for more than 4 decades. A typical family business running from the home of Madam Lucy Kok Siew Ling where she starts and operates her Pan Mee noodles stall from her strategic corner single story house in Happy Garden. It's also a stone-throw away from the morning market. Hence named after her name, it's called Lucy Stall!

I have drive pass this place numerous time and constantly ask why is there such a place in the housing area, only then found out that Lucy Fried Pan Mee actually is one of a hidden gem in this neighborhood (Happy Garden or the verge of Kuchai Lama) where they serve great Fried Pan Mee – quite a unique dish. If you are sick of modern food, then back to basic where this staple food will impress you. Used to cook by the mom where found out that she is ill at the moment and took over by her son.

But I think retirement just doesn't suit the Lees, because lo and behold, they're running a noodle shop in OUG now. Well, it's called a noodle house but there's plenty of non noodle dishes, like this delicious pork rice