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Taman Sri Tebrau Hawker Centre Johor Bahru Yap Wanton Mee 葉记云吞面

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Today, we dropped by at one of the old names of JB wanton mee, Yap 葉记云吞面.

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Yap wanton mee is stall number 65, inside the old, dingy Taman Sri Tebrau Hawker Centre.


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The owner Ah Chiang 亚強 has been running this stall for 5 years, taking over from his parents. Ah Chiang's parents still make the egg noodles used at this stall.

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Ah Chiang said that both good quality noodles and mastery of the cooking technique are essential to a good bowl of wanton mee.



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We ordered this mushroom chicken claw noodles.

Oh my! these braised chicken claws were soo... delicious!

Braised in savoury mushroomy sauce till the bones were soft, the claws were large and had lots of soft wrinkly skin, and gelatinous tendons.

Love it.

Lots.

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Half a small Chinese black mushroom, spongy and packed with savouriness from the braising sauce.

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Yap's egg noodles are among the best in JB. That says a lot actually as JB is blessed with many good wanton mee stalls.

The slender, eggy el dente noodles were coated with a simple peanut oil and sesame oil blend (with a bit of chili sauce which we requested for).

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We had initially wanted to save our stomach space to review another stall, but we got so enamoured with Yap's egg noodles that we decided to go for another round of wanton mee.


This time we ordered the standard wanton mee.

The charcoal roasted char siew slices were thin and lean, typical of the Johor style and standard. (My personal preference is for KL style char siew which is caramelised, has charred edges and cut chunky with juicy fat attached.)

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The thumbnail sized wantons were buried at the bottom of the heap of egg noodles. They were soft, smooth and packed with savoury and sesame oil flavours. 

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This time we did not add chili sauce, so it's the basic sesame oil and peanut oil blend. 

This minimalist sauce really lets us taste and appreciate the eggy flavour and the el dente spring, as well as soft bounce and pop of the noodles.

Excellent.

Again.

Wanton mee lovers, make sure you try Yap 葉记云吞面 at Taman Sri Tebrau Hawker Centre :D

I am slightly crazy about wanton mee. Here is my of favourites in Johor 👈 click

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Restaurant name: Yap Wanton Mee 葉记云吞面
Address: Stall 65, Taman Sri Tebrau Hawker Centre, Jalan Keris, Taman Sri Tebrau, Johor Bahru
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/E0X3Q
GPS: 1.487056,103.768063
Hours: 4:30pm to 10:00pm (Thursdays off)

Non Halal



Date visited: 14 May 2014

 

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8 comments:

  1. it's look so yummy makes me so hungry again *_*
    but so sad in Johor will go one the day & must try it ^_^

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  2. The wanton mee is nice!

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  3. Delicious wantan mee and chicken feet mee - beats the more expensive and overhyped variants on Jalan Harimau Tarom any day. If only the hawker centre in general could be more hygienic...But then again, perhaps that's why it tastes soooo nice...

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    1. yes agree. very nice package except maybe the char siew.

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