Pan Mee is one dish which needed to get checked off my “Foods to eat in Malaysia list” before I leave back to Perth. Pan Mee also known as Ban Mian, a Hakka style noodle. The noodle dough is actually made from flour and it is traditionally hand-kneaded and torn into smaller pieces of dough, being the flat strips of noodle.

Pan Mee is everywhere in KL and you can find it mostly at Hawker Centres too. Rumours has it that the Pan Mee at Restaurant New Apollos is worth trying. And so, I set out on another foodie adventure to see if that’s true. Restaurant New Apollos is a hawker centre and you can find the Pan Mee stall at your right from the front. Apart from Pan Mee, there is a variety of stalls selling local favourites, such as, Char Kway Teow, Claypot Chicken Rice, Popiah, Assam Laksa and so on.

Pan Mee

My cousin had the Assam Laksa, a sour, fish-based soup  from another stall. Although the Assam Laksa was small in portion,  it was actually quite good too with tangy flavours.

Assam Laksa

We also shared a Popiah, a Fujian style fresh spring roll. The Popiah was delicately wrapped and  it has a nice crunch and texture with generous fillings.

Popiah

Overall, I was very satisfied with my Pan Mee and must say that the Popiah and Assam Laksa was up to standard too. If you are living around the Subang Jaya or USJ area, do give Restaurant New Apollos a try and let me know if you have tried the other stalls there too. Would really love to try some of the food after my Pan Mee, but unfortunately, I did not have room in my stomach for more food. Oh well, there’s always a next time!

Mel’s Rating : mmm (good)