Presented as a single bowl with pan mee (optional other forms of noodle), vegetable, chilli spring onion, fish paste and anchovies.

Tastes fairly spicy once the chillies are ingested. The spicy taste usually overpowers the rest of the food. Minimally salty but tastes like it contains MSG.

Costs RM10.50 for an affordable option in Bandar Sunway.

Served in a piping hot clay pot for three small bowls of delicious porridge. Apparent oyster taste within soft peanuts and porridge. Moderately salty and no extra MSG added. Chicken was also tasty.

A proper lunch in Merchant's Lane coming with a sunny side up, a quarter chicken, stir fried cauliflower, rice and broccoli and scrumptious sauce. Very filling and enjoyable.

It's called a breakfast but in reality it was eaten during lunch. Full of filling carbo bread as well as vegetables, franks and a solid tomato. Overall good taste.

Has a beginning note of pork and a Sichuan flavor. Tastes moderately salty and is moderately filling. Crunchy anchovies provide a small appetizer and the meal is paired with fresh orange juice straight off the blender as another appetizer.

Will eat again.

Affordable chilli pan mee. Egg is moderately cooked yet yolk runs, creating a yolk effect. The chilli and condiments mix well into the pan mee allowing for a balanced umami taste. Moderately salty.

Juicy well done beef patty that melts in the mouth unlike any other. Coupled with a sunny side up, charcoal buns and truffle fries this makes for a five star meal. Moderately exquisite.