Good place for lunch and breakfast! The foods here are very delicious and the price is reasonable.

This is not the first time coming here for the fish noodle! (They close on alternate Tuesdays) I love this stall as they always provide freshly fried fish, the fish is not oily at all, and the bones are even fried till crunchy and edible! There is no bad fishy taste to it, fish is well sliced, tender and moist, absolutely delicious and must try for those who love fish skin! There is an option to opt for non-fried version as well. Broth is clear and super hot! U can opt for non-milk version as well. I like to order extra tomatoes, which the auntie is extremely nice and followed the order :) Kopi was delicious and kuih is tasty as well.

We normally come here for the pork noodles. I liked the dry style noodles, which is good. It is topped with slices of homemade pork sausage, which is really tasty. Comes with crunchy pork meat in flavourful peppery soup. The mixed rice dishes looked delicious here, and they're available for early brunch. So was the chicken rice stall. The local coffee is nice here, it's of the bitter type. Parkings are difficult to find around here, especially during lunchtime.

A good place to enjoy chinese food. Price is reasonable. Parking is hassle, the table’s are nearly full on breakfast but full during lunch. So pick your time. Had kueyteow soup from the last stall, loved it. Been repeating for breakfast once a week. Hope the autenthicity remains. Still have locals malaysian cooking the dish.

It's been a while since I take a visit to my fav fish head noodle here. Yet after years since the pandemic SOP and now the price hike economic, still my fav fish head noodle taste the same goods without compromising the extras veggies (tomatoes, 'ham choy' (salty veggie) strips. Think this is the only stall with a lot of veggies added. Not to mention the fried fish head taste fresh. If you don't have the patience to eat a good fish because of its bones then this stall does have fish paste noodles which are also as good. The same stall does sell good curry noodles. Do try the coffee shop drink, the coffee is good too. Very 'kau' (strong).

The man at the last stall who serves pork ball noodles (kolo mee)/fish ball noodles deserves a michelin star. Not only is the food the best in Taman Tun, the prices are cheaper (8.50 MYR in this store and 9 MYR in all the other stores in Taman Tun). Great food, great place, you have to go!

The pig's innards here are the best ! The Sam Kan Chong pork noodles are one of the best around. The mixed rice dishes are of restaurant rice and dishes quality. The Char kway Teow (lots of Chu Yau Cha) and the Yong Tau foo are not bad, too. Drinks are freshly made and well tarik-ed. The fish head noodles here are quite good and tasty. Parking is a little difficult.

This place has the best Mee Curry ever. I'm a big fan of Mee Curry (Curry Noodle) made by the chinese aunties/uncles that they sell in the chinese shop. Not many malays will walk in there but I'm completely okay with it. It's hard to find mee curry with the right taste. The first time I tried was in Taipan near USJ6, but I'm so glad I found a spot for this in TTDI which is much closer to where I live. What I love most about it is the curry sauce, it's very minimal curry powder and has more coconut milk. It's not too thick like the Indian style, just perfect. You can choose different types of Noodles to go with it, I normally just ask for Bee Hon Mee Curry with some cockles inside. I can't get enough of it!