Best Pan Mee in Ipoh

Facey Noodle House has been a popular place amongst the locals for a good bowl of noodle. Be it fish ball noodles, wantan noodles, or even pan mee. Accompanying those delicious bowls of noodles are some of their signature fried snacks, which comes in the forms of either wanton, fish cake or wrapped beancurd. 

Variety, variety, variety, that is what you'll find at Restoran Chung Wah. Among all the food available, Fook Kee's pan mee is definitely worth a mention as their version of the pan mee is slightly different compared to most. It comes with a side of salty and crispy anchovies, salted vegetables and your choice of noodles. 

If you're looking for a place with more than one style of pan mee, Peking Pan Mee Noodles Shop is the perfect place to be. Featuring a wide array of delectable styles of pan mee such as the curry version, dry soy base, ginger duck, spicy fermented soy bean fish head pan mee and many more, choosing merely one type is indeed a difficult task. Nevertheless, whichever you may pick, you are in for a treat!

Restoran New Hollywood is a standard Chinese coffee shop in the midst of a busy town in Ipoh. It also features a good amount of variety, ranging from wantan mee to curry mee, pan mee and char kway teow. Almost anything you desire, you might be able to find it here. The pan mee comes in two servings - one in soup and another in quite a handful of dark soy sauce. It is recommended to order an extra cup of iced tea if you're going for the dry version as it is slightly on the saltier side. 

Kedai Kopi Soon Heng Leong's version of the pan mee is slightly more normal compared to the rest. Deliciously savoury broth that has been cooked overnight served with consistently bouncy noodles, minced pork, fungus, potatoes leaves and a heap of crispy anchovies, it also comes with a side of spicy-sour chili sauce, which compliments the pan mee beautifully. 

Kafe Tim is famous for two things - their signature 'wiggly' pan mee noodles and popiah, both of which are absolutely delicious and well worth the effort. As for the pan mee, it comes in two variants - soup and dry. Quite standard, nothing to shout about there. However, the broth that comes with it is absolutely addictive. There must be some sort of drug placed in there as you will not stop slurping. Beautifully done and reasonably priced, Kafe Tim is definitely a place of visit for pan mee.