Auntie Jun’s Marudi Mee Kolo 阿Jun姨马鲁帝干捞面 — Restaurant in Borneo

Ang Ku Kueh and bingka kuih RM3 per piece is just daylight robbery.

Also as Sarawakian from Kuching, I’ve got to say the kolo mee was quite disappointing. The noodle texture felt overly starchy, possibly from old batch boiling water without replacing it. The red coloring looked overly artificial and it completely lacked that signature fried shallot oil fragrance. The only saving grace was the char siew, which decent.

As for the Wa Tan Ho seafood which only consisted of fried fish fillet and meatballs, the gravy was slightly watery. Flavour was passable but didn’t hit the silky consistency you’d expect. Definitely underwhelming at that price...

I have been a supporter for the inanam branch for many yrs. Recently they opened a new outlet at GAYA Street and I tried it.

This is the worst Kolo Mee able, I ordered the black spicy option. The taste is super salty, zero spiciness. I made a complain, one of the 3 Filipino workers attended me and insisted that they followed the recipe, I talked nicely to them, and he gave me an attitude like wanting to fight, walked away very unhappily. The taste is not only awful, the experience...

It was initially a bit difficult to find the location since the pin on Maps is wrong. We have to walk from one block to another block to find this shop. But I have now corrected the pin location on Maps so it's gonna be easier for others too. Just look for Kedai Kopi Friendly Damai which is beside Ochaking. Auntie Jun's Marudi Kolo Mee is here. Food is nice! Delicious and cheap. Very...