Chili Pan Mee is usually enjoyed with minced pork, ikan bilis, fried onions topped with a poached egg. It’s traditionally sold with non halal ingredients, which makes Halal Pan Mee a rare sight in the market.

So when we came across Mak Cik Wong Chili Pan Mee, we knew we had to talk about it!

Combining Professions & Love Towards Cooking

Sylvia Wong and her husband Zac are huge fans of Chili Pan Mee and they want to be able to share this dish with their Muslim friends. 

The couple duo have been in the advertising industry for more than a decade before dipping their toes into selling Chilli Pan Mee. Being a self-described foodie and home cook, their weekends are spent in the kitchen or just out hunting for the next best thing out there to eat. 

“So, I started to experiment with the chili and the marination of the minced chicken. After a few good tries, I finally found the perfect recipe to make this halal version of Chili Pan Mee,” Sylvia said.

She then shared it with her friends and family and everyone loved it. After much support and encouragement from them, Sylvia and Zac launched Mak Cik Wong Chili Pan Mee at the end of September this year, focusing on home deliveries!

What’s In The Menu?

They only sell two Chili Pan Mee so far:

1) Chili Pan Mee (RM11.90)

2) Chili Pan Mee Special (RM13.90)

Each Chili Pan Mee comes with minced chicken, thick and springy noodles, poached egg, spinach, ikan bilis, and a scoop of their homemade chilli paste. Whereas for Chili Pan Mee Special it comes with add-on fish balls. 

The traditional minced pork is replaced with minced chicken meat. Moreover, Sylvia confirms that all of the ingredients and sauces used are sourced from halal suppliers. 

The chili was packed with heat. But customers can always choose to require for lesser chili, or just separate the chili so that they can adjust the amount of chili they want to put into the bowl.

Making The Best of Covid-19

Home delivery service has recently gained momentum due to the pandemic. Much to Sylvia and Zac’s advantage, Mak Cik Wong Chili Pan Mee solely does delivery services and operates out of Desa Pandan in KL. 

Since their launch a little over a month ago, they have already sold over 150 bowls of delicious Chili Pan Mee all over KL and Petaling Jaya. This exceeded the initial target of 100 bowls! 

Sylvia shared “We’ve received a lot of positive reviews and there were also customers who gave us suggestions on how to improve further which we will definitely take note of.”

For those who loves spicy food, this is a definite must-try as it will surely give you a “good kick” in this bowl.

How To Order?

Website: makcikwongchilipanmee.yzza.io/jommorder

WhatsApp: 013-609-6307

Operation Hour: 11am-7pm, Monday-Friday

Catering is available for 10 bowls and above (preorder three days in advance for bulk orders).

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Indo Mee lovers where y’all at? All it takes is the first bite of Indo Mee and you’re instantly transported to your happy place. Who would’ve thought instant noodles have that kind of magic?

Indo Mee or Indonesian instant dried noodle has grown from simple noodles served with a sunny side up to being paired with all sorts of food due to its versatility and simplicity. If you’re a true Indo Mee fan and you’re open to trying all sorts of new varieties of Indo Mee, then this article is for you.

Read on to find out 10 Places To Dine In KL & Selangor If You Are Obsessed With Indo Mee.

1. Waroeng Batavia

A journey of selfless inspiration to share good Indonesian foods with Malaysians is the spirit of Waroeng Batavia. Waroeng means a modest dining place and Batavia was the capital of Indonesia during the Dutch Invasion. They serve a good variety of Indonesian food which is a good exposure to those who have yet to try Indonesian food. Indonesian food experience isn’t complete without Indo Mee and here, they serve 5 types of Indomie, so do check them out.

Address: 11, Jalan PJU 5/20a, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours:
11.30 am – 9.30 pm: Monday – Thursday, Saturday & Sunday
2.30 pm – 9.30 pm: Friday

2. Indobowl

Being the first Indomie restaurant, Indobowl serves authentic Indonesian home-cooked meals and street food cuisine. Indonesian cuisine is diverse with their delectable dishes and explosive flavours and spiciness. One of them is the good old Indo mee and they do serve their Indo mee very creatively with various toppings as well as jumbo style that gets your tummy rumbling with hunger. Satisfy your hunger by dropping by to get your Indo mee fix.

Address: 9165, Jalan Negara, Taman Melawati, 53100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 11 am – 11 pm: Monday – Tuesday, Thursday – Sunday, closed on Wednesdays

Address: LG-36, Lower Ground Floor, IOI City Mall, IOI Resort City, 62502 Putrajaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm

Address: Lot No: LG-58, Lower Ground Floor, Central I-City Mall, Shah Alam
Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm

3. Kotak

A fusion of modern techniques to authentic Indonesian cuisine is Kotak’s principle. They aim to serve flavourful dishes and constantly improve their recipes and food quality to only serve the best to their customers. Their Indomie is prepared in various flavours for you to choose from. You can also choose the level of spiciness that you can handle as their chili flavour comes in level 1 to level 10. No matter how good your spicy tolerance is, it’s always good to enjoy what you can handle to have a good experience. So put your taste buds to the test by trying out their spicy Indomie.

Address: 7, Jalan SS 15/8b, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Opening Hours: 8 am – 12 am: Monday – Saturday, 8 am – 11 pm: Sunday

4. Nasi Lemak Bumbung

Established for more than 20 years, this place the perfect supper joint for all your night owls to satisfy your midnight cravings. While their nasi lemak has an outstanding reputation, their Indomie is also a popular favourite among the foodies. Nothing like a comforting plate of Indomie with a sunny side up for a proper supper. This place gets crowded very easily and food runs out fast, so make sure you’re there early to try out their tasty food.

Address: Jalan 21/11b, Sea Park, 46300, Petaling Jaya
Opening Hours: 5.30 pm – 4 am: Monday – Saturday, 5.30 pm – 12 am: Sunday

5. 1Malaysian Superman Mamak

Although the location is quite hidden but once you spot the crowd, you’ve arrived at the right place. This place has garnered quite the reputation with their menu and obviously, their name. They serve various mouth-watering dishes but their popular ones are the roti 1 Malaysia and their unique preparation of Maggi Goreng. Roti 1 Malaysia is crispy roti generously covered in milo powder and crunchy peanuts. Their Maggi Goreng, on the other hand, is prepared with sausage and sardines and with no curry flavouring. They’ve given a twist to an iconic dish that you must try to truly understand what the hype is all about.

Address: 687, Lengkungan Jambu Gajus, Jinjang Selatan, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 7.30 pm – 2 am: Monday – Saturday, closed on Sundays

6. I AM Geprek Bensu

Indo Mee is available everywhere and we’re so grateful for that. This place serves their Indomie with ayam geprek of various flavours and chilies, of course. Geprek means smashed chicken. Pairing delectable smashed chicken with spiciness from the chili to springy Indomie noodles sounds heavenly. Tantalise your taste buds with this dish by visiting them.

Address: Pusat Komersil, QG-39, Jalan Plumbum U 7/U, Seksyen 7, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor
Opening Hours: 11 am – 11 pm (Daily)

7. Geprek Bensu Malaysia

Founded by an Indonesian celebrity presenter, Ruben Onsu, this place also serves the famous ayam geprek with your choice of rice or noodle. Of course, you being the number one fan of Indomie will pair the spicy smashed chicken with the springy Indomie noodle. Every mouthful is guaranteed to be explosive in flavours and a good dose of spiciness.

Address: 73, Bukit Bintang Street, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm (Daily)

8. Halim Western Food

While ayam geprek is a hot favourite, it doesn’t come close as enjoying Indomie the Malaysian way by pairing it with a juicy and succulent grilled chicken chop. We like our western food and we like Indomie, so marry them and you get this appetising meal served in your choice of mushroom or black pepper sauce. Again, if you enjoy the things the way it is without any add-ons, treat yourself to the Indomie single or double served with a sunny side up.

Address: 56G, Jalan SS 21/39, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 11 am – 3 pm, 4 pm – 1 am: Monday – Saturday, closed on Sundays

9. Enjoyour Food

Some things can never be replaced, for instance, our love for classic Malaysian dishes. This restaurant loves Malaysian dishes so much, that they served it as it is and also give it a creative twist to tease our taste buds. Indo mee fans, you’ve got seven choices available to try and you can enjoy your Indo mee as it is, with chicken or with other add ons. So head on over and try out their Indo mee meals. 

Address: A-LG-8, Dataran Cascades, No.13A, Jalan PJU 5/1, Kota Damansara PJU 5, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Opening Hours: 8.15 am – 8.30 pm: Monday – Friday, 8.15 am – 3.30 pm: Saturday, closed on Sundays

10. Warung Kopi Purnama

Located in Bangi, Warung Kopi Purnama serves its Indo mee in four spicy levels for the adventurous souls. The four levels are: Manja, Gedik, Nakal, Jahat. Alternatively, to those who just cannot tolerate even the slightest bit of spicy, don’t worry. You can get your Indo mee generously drenched in a mountain of cheese. Add on a fried egg and some chili flakes for those who want extra spice and your meal is ready.

Address: Flea Market De Bangi Gateway, Bangi Gateway, Persiaran Wawasan, Bandar Baru Bangi
Opening Hours: 6pm – 12am, Monday – Saturday, closed on Mondays

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