Kedai Mee Kicap Ah Cheng - Sungai Pelek, Selangor

siauhwa T.

It’s a local style noodle shop owned by local Chinese villager but operated fully by foreign worker. For locals, everybody knows what and how to order but for non local you might feel a bit lost. Noodles are priced reasonably, seafoods are in my opinion higher priced. The curry laksa is nice and the fried fuchuk is also very nice, both creates a perfect combination. Cutleries are self service, you need to take it from a centralized area at the middle of the shop.

Giselle L.

a good place to have local foods. typical noodle restaurant v friendly services. liked their laksa n rojak mee, the jalu fish very fresh, price is reasonable. kids love fish balls n fried wanton.

Mavis C.

到Sungai Pelek必到这家老字号面档!吃过招牌Rojak Mee的顾客都赞好~面条是用当地手工油面,没有碱水味,配料丰富, 有水煮蛋、黄瓜、马铃薯、豆腐ト及花生碎。
除了Rojak Mee。。。鱼煮叻沙，西刀鱼丸，干捞面,咖喱面也不错。。。有家乡的味道。

Vince S.

A unique curry mee with lots of peanuts, char siu and fish cake, they called it rojak mee. Never seen it before in other places. Personally, I like the dry homemade noodle that is cooked like the wanton mee style. The fishball and fish cake are fresh and nice. This shop is in Sungel Pelek, Selangor. Friendly service.

T T.

Damned good noodles. I don't take yellow noodles but this was delicious. No lye water taste at all.

Pui C. L.

Tucked Infront of a school. Seems like an old timer with down to earth set up. What's striking me gotta be the amount of flies on tables and parts of restaurants. That doesn't seem to stop the locals from eating here.

I had their mee rojak which felt like a very Santannn lemak curry soup base topped with cucumber and char siew. They serve you these generous amounts of sambal that has lotsa onions which was homely and nice. U can ask what are the fishes available to choose from.

The fishball @RM 1 sebiji minimum needs to order 5 biji. It was alright. Not the softest non the chewiest texture.

Eddie L.

Dropped by this place for lunch to try out their popular Rojak Mee. I expected the mamak version of rojak mee but was surprised it wasn't the same! This version was interesting as it is akin to nyonya curry laksa, but without cockles. It had taupok, charsiew (delicious), slices of cucumber, half hard boiled egg and their unique sambal with crushed peanuts (not bad, actually). The noodles were nice too. The mee kicap was very tasty according to my friend. We also ordered the fuchok and found it delicious dipped in chillie sauce. We also bought some fried pork cracklings that tasted like " keropok". You can add a sprinkle of these next time you order your fried hokkien mee or meehoon. The taste is "heavenly"!

Try out their many other dishes like fried wanton, steamed lala with chinese wine and steamed fish. You may like it.

The shop is spacious and airy and faces a school. You need to park along the narrow road. As most people are very particular about cleanliness and hygiene, it is hoped that the owner will do something about the pesky flies! Bon appetite.

Wong J.

Must try when u visit to sepang, the fish is fresh and rojak mee is superb tasty~
Fried bean curb not bad to try, fried wanton normal lo~