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The Hong Kong styled restaurant is getting more and more popular nowadays. We have Kim Gary that started off as a pioneer here in Msia. Other than that, we also have Prince cafe, and Wong Kok restaurant, which I’ll be introducing this time round.
As far as we know, there are two Wong Kok Char Chan Teng here in PJ area. There’s one at SS2 and the other one at 1Utama. Please do let us know if there’s more, so that we can update this blog again. Food that is served here is quite similar to those served at Kim Gary and also Prince cafe.

They have the baked cheese rice, twin sauce rice, shang hai style rice, nissin noodles, french toast and more. We’ve dined at the 1Utama’s restaurant after a shopping trip for our new house. Since PP is still suffering from his itchy throat’s cough, we’ve ordered something light, which is non-fried.

I’ve ordered a shanghai styled honey pork rice while PP ordered a beef kuey teow. We’ve also ordered a steam fish dumpling as a starter. Hehe, been very hungry after the tedious shopping. Overall food tastes quite ok, shanghai rice, I would prefer the one from Prince cafe at Mid Valley. The rice that I’ve ordered is dry.
PP’s beef kuey teow on the other hand, tastes much better than my rice. Is has the wok taste that PP wanted. The beef slices however are a pretty big and its quite difficult to chew on. The steam dumplings, hmm… I don’t like it. It neither tastes sweet nor salty. Its kind of bland. Hmm.. this dish is not suitable for us which requires strong tastes in food.
Wong Kok Char Chan Teng
Location: One Utama Shopping Center, 1st floor (1 floor below TGV Cinema)
Contact: +603-77108611
Business Hours: 10am to 10pm
Food: Honeyed Pork & Vegetables Rice - RM8.90, Beef Kuey Teow - RM8.90
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We’ve previously blogged about this place and PP introduced their loh mee. Click here to see the post. Now we’re here to try out their curry noodles. When we’re there, we saw our website being posted on their stall. This kind patron, and kind visitor of our lessthanten blog that printed out the page for the shop owner. Thanks a lot. The shop owner then found out that we’re the bloggers and gave us extra pieces of prawns for the curry noodle.
So sweet.
This shop’s curry noodle is the authentic penang curry noodle type that we like. The watery gravy is not too thick with santan. The noodle comes with dry bean curd, cuttlefish, prawns, clams, mint leaves and also bean sprouts. They’ve also prepared a bowl of chilli paste on each of the table. You’ll be free to add in the amount of chilli that you prefer.


Once again, we would like to introduce what the shop sells everyday. They only serve a type of noodle each day. Please refer to the below table.
| Monday | Curry Noodle | (S) RM4.50 | (L) RM5.50 |
| Tuesday | Loh Mee | (S) RM4.00 | (L) RM5.00 |
| Wednesday | Loh Mee | (S) RM4.00 | (L) RM5.00 |
| Thursday | Loh Mee | (S) RM4.00 | (L) RM5.00 |
| Friday | Prawn Noodle | (S) RM4.50 | (L) RM5.50 |
famous penang curry noodle
location: open air car park next to Desa Sri Hartamas Projet petrol station & opposite True Fitness
business hours: starts 8.30am from Monday to Friday, closed on Saturday and Sunday
specialty: penang style loh mee, curry noodle and prawn noodle



