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Ah Pui Loh Mee | Setapak Best Loh Mee & Homemade Noodle

Ah Pui Loh Mee can be said to be Setapak most signature Lor Mee place. It is well hidden in a new village housing area, yet it is popular with patrons from all over Setapak.

Ah Pui Loh Mee Setapak

Lor Mee (regular) RM6: Very good homemade noodle, the thickness and chewiness were just right. The thick broth was delicious with wonderful hints of egg’s and peppercorn’s aroma.

Ah Pui Loh Mee Fried Clam Noodle

Fried Clam Noodle (regular) RM6: Basically char kuey teow, the portion was quite mini but with sufficient amount of tiny sihams. For this I ordered rice vermicelli version and it was the thicker kind.

Ah Pui Loh Mee Fried Rice

Fried Rice (regular) RM7: The wok hei was good and the rice had a good firm texture. The egg, Chinese sausage and other ingredients made the flavor very good.

Ah Pui Loh Mee Stew Rice

Stew Rice (regular) RM7: I personally don’t really like stew rice so I can’t really judge it. It’s quite “boring” for me, but the ingredients were very well-prepared, the pork liver slices were cooked just enough and retained it’s chewiness.

Ah Pui Loh Mee Pan Mee

Pan Mee (regular) RM5.50: Decent noodle and anchovies broth, with some fried pork lard added in the dish.

Ah Pui Loh Mee Lor Pan Mee

Lor Pan Mee (regular) RM6: I requested for the lor mee to use the pan mee noodle. It was good but I think the default homemade noodle was better.

Operating hours:

Sunday & Monday: Off

Tuesday – Saturday: 8am – 4pm

Lor Mee (RM6 / RM7)

Fried Clam Noodle 鲜蛤粉 (RM6 / RM7)

Pan Mee 板面 (RM5.50 / RM6.50)

Hokkien Mee (RM7 / RM9 / RM13)

Kung Fu Chow (RM7 / RM9 / RM13)

Fried Rice 炒饭 (RM7 / RM9 / RM13)

Stewed Rice 焖饭 (RM7 / RM9 / RM13)

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