rif and I have been working on this little project for more than a year now, going around Klang Valley is search of the best Hokkien Mee. To date, we’ve checked out close to 40 places to come up with this Top 10 list. We also went to the extent of revisiting several outlets to double check if the quality is still up to par. Here are our picks in no particular order.
Damansara Hokkien Mee
Many have argued that Damansara Hokkien Mee is now cooked by foreign workers and they don’t do it as well. Perhaps they are right, but the Hokkien Mee is still decent. I go there fairly often for supper and even during my last visit two weeks ago, the noodles still had standard. There was enough wok hei and flavour, plus the sambal packs quite a punch.
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Damansara Uptown Hokkien Mee
Jalan 21/37, Damansara Uptown
Damansara Utama,
Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Business Hours: 5pm to 2am
Ah Wa Hokkien Mee, Jalan 222
Everyone knows Ah Wah Hokkien Mee – it is an institution on its own and one that I believe will continue to grow. This place is always packed come night time and they have proven to be quite consistent over the years.
The noodles are cooked over charcoal fire and comes with a good dose of wok hei. They also have pretty good sambal chili to give you more oomph. As there is a pretty big team of cooks, the noodles don’t take longer than 30 minutes to arrive.
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Restoran Ah Wa (Behind the Shell station at Jalan 222)
66, Jalan 14/48, Petaling Jaya
Opens daily from 6pm till 2am.
Ah Wah Hokkien Mee, Taman Paramount
I spotted Ah Wah in Taman Paramount a few years back when I was in the area for dinner. This Ah Wah also serves good Hokkien Mee albeit slightly wetter. The noodles are chewier and comes with a good amount of lard and pork slivers.
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Ah Wah Hokkien Mee
Restoran Millennium Eighty Six
Jalan 20/22, Taman Paramount,
Petaling Jaya.
Pudu Hokkien Mee
This was a hidden gem that I discovered thanks to a tip-off from some of my avid followers. The stall is located next to Fei Por Chicken Rice – there isn’t a proper signboard but you can’t miss the tables and chairs placed along the sidewalk.
The Hokkien Mee is decent but in my opinion, still not as tasty as the one from Ah Wah 222 and Ah Wah Taman Paramount. That said, it is still one of the better ones I’ve eaten in Klang Valley so if you’re in the area, do pay them a visit.
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Pudu Charcoal Fried Hokkien Mee
215, Jalan Pudu,
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Jalan Imbi Hokkien Mee
The Hokkien Mee in Jalan Imbi has a steady stream of customers and rightly so. I thought the noodles were good – cooked just right with a good amount of wok hei. This has a stronger flavour compared to the Hokkien Mee in Pudu, though portions are a bit small for the price you pay.
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Jalan Imbi Hokkien Mee
Restoran Win Heng Seng
183, Jalan Imbi,
55100 Kuala Lumpur.
San Kee Hokkien Mee
San Kee is actually a coffeeshop that houses this noodle stall selling Hokkien Mee, Cantonese Fried Noodles and Loh Mee. The uncle manning the stall is quiet but accommodating – don’t forget to ask him for “extra lard” to add onto your Hokkien Mee.
The noodles don’t have any alkaline smell or taste, and texture was good. Portion is also decent and price, reasonable.
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San Kee Restaurant
Jalan Riang 11 (same row as Meng Kee Char Siew),
Happy Garden,
Taman United,
58200 Kuala Lumpur.
Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee
Like Ah Wah in Jalan 222, Kim Lian Kee is widely sought after for its Hokkien Mee, with several branches across Klang Valley. The main outlet in Petaling Street has become quite a tourist trap – don’t bother going there at night as the food is terrible.
For some reason, the Hokkien Mee tastes significantly better during the day. I used to eat this regularly when I was working nearby.
Kim Lian Kee
49 Jalan Petaling,
50000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2032 4984
Restoran Bubur Goreng, Klang
I usually visit for the fried porridge, but the Hokkien Mee here is pretty decent as well. The noodles are saucier and comes with a good amount of pork slivers and lard. If you’re into Hokkien Mee with a bit of gravy, you’ll enjoy this.
Traditional Hokkien Mee fans wouldn’t, I reckon.
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32 & 34 Lorong Lang,
Taman Berkeley, Klang.
Tel: 016-686 8579
Opening hours: 5.30pm-2.45am
GPS coordinates: N03 03.404 E101 27.832
Peng Yuan Hokkien Mee
Peng Yuan Hokkien Mee is location up the road from Ah Wah in Jalan 222 and the noodles are almost as tasty as Ah Wah’s. There’s a good amount of wok hei and turnaround time for noodles is faster compared to the latter.
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Peng Yuan Hokkien Mee
Restaurant Mei Keng
42, Jalan 14/48,
Petaling Jaya,
Selangor
Tiong Hokkien Mee
I was told the guy running Tiong Hokkien Mee used to train under Ah Wah and his noodles are pretty good. It used to be better several years ago when he fried them in small batches but these days, the noodles are cooked in a larger wok to cater to the crowd, so the wok hei flavour isn’t as pronounced.
Still pretty decent, so I’ve decided to include this into my Top 10 list.
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Tiong Hokkien Mee
101, Jalan SS 21/37,
Damansara Utama,
47300 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor.
So there you have it — Top 10 Hokkien Mee, carefully curated by Bangsar Babe. To my fans and readers who contributed to this list (you know who you are), thank you for all your help and recommendations. 
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