While Do Do Do is like a magnet drawing people to Tangkak for its beef noodles, Kuang Fei both brings beef lovers to Tangkak and also takes the famous Tangkak beef noodles 东甲牛腩面 to people by opening branches in Kuala Lumpur , Malacca, Muar and Kluang (this is a must stop for my visits to Kluang).
This is Kuang Fei’s original (parent) shop along Jalan Solok in Tangkak, and flagship of Tangkak beef noodles.
Kuang Fei’s claim to fame is their beef brisket noodle 牛腩麵 soup. This RM5 (2012 price) bowl came with kway teow and hefty chunks of fresh meat, tripe and tendons garnished with sprinklings of chopped ham choy (preserved Chinese mustard) and spring onion. There's also freshly fried shallot and a teaspoonful of aromatic shallot oil.
Kuang Fei’s beef is very fresh (never chilled), chunky and relatively firm, though still tender and spongy. Just take a look at this cube of hearty beef - Tangkak beef still makes my mouth water every time I just look at it 🤤
Kuang Fei's herbal beef soup made with beef bones is beefy, savoury, sweet and has a delicate herbal fragrance. As you can see from the picture, it is not oily and is to me like a highly drinkable health tea.
This tangy spicy chili sauce gives more kick to the taste of Tangkak beef.
Kuang Fei Tangkak beef noodles is no doubt one of the best beef kway teow soup anywhere – well worth making the 15-minute detour off the North South Expressway (NSE).
Another visit in 2016 👈 click
Restaurant name: Restaurant Tangkak Beef Noodles 东甲牛腩面
Address: 20, Jalan Solok, Tangkak, Johor (with branches in Kuala Lumpur , Malacca, and Kluang)
Hours: 10
Non Halal
I just ate dinner. But looking at this.. I am hungry again!
ReplyDeleteI like beef noodles & have eaten at both these places.They are good.
ReplyDeleteHave you tried the one from Seremban? It's an entirely different flavour & from memories,(Cos it's been a long time since I went there)it's the best)
& the one in Segamat (Old bus station)is also as good if not better than the ones in Tangkak
Hi flo, I shall try those in Seremban and Segamat that you mentioned. Thanks for the info ;D
DeleteHi Flo,
Deletethanks for your suggestions. I tried the Seremban beef noodles. it was excellent. My post is here https://johorkaki.blogspot.com/2014/05/famous-seremban-beef-noodles-at-pasar.html
We tried to locate the one on Segamat but failed. Shall try again next time.
Tony
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ReplyDeleteIs it halal for Muslim?
ReplyDeleteI believe no. Tony
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