So after grabbing my ‘loots’, we checked out this shop specialized in Pan Mee which Shyuan recommended. Finding parking around the area was a challenging and we had to park our car at the nearby houses. If you’re coming here during lunch time, you might have to share table.
CS was initially not too happy with my choice of lunch, but soon got better when we found out Pan Mee wasn’t the only kind of food available. Additional menus were the hotplate Pan Mee, Loh Mee and grilled fish and seafood. The grilled seafood were enticing but it was 37 degrees out there, so I skipped them.
My original flavour Pan Mee was very average and I prefer the stronger taste of Bao Bao Pan Mee.
A redeeming quality in this eatery was their sour lime juice which I finished it even before remembering to take a picture of it.
oh yar this place has been around a long time right? still packed i know!!
I didn't know that. The shop doesn't look like its age.