Chilli Padi Fried Bee Hoon 辣椒炒米粉 — Restaurant in Malacca

Update Came here for early lunch. Enjoyed the signature chili padi fried Bee Hoon and packed some curry chicken.

Business hours : closed on every 1st and 15th of lunar calendar.

Probably the most popular spicy fried bihun in Durian Tungal town. It's a family run restaurant. Using fresh spicy chilli padi and shredded chicken for dry frying spicy and bihun. Other types of fried noodles like wat tan hor or Chinese flat rice noodles are also available. Also popular for dried savoury curry chicken, usually sold out before 11:30am. Also offers good Hainanese coffee and other beverages. Service is attentive and prices are wallet friendly. A makeshift fruit stall selling seasonal fresh local fruits is parked just just outside. Parking is very limite along the main road but available near walking distance...

A small and classic old coffee shop that serves really good chili bee hoon, especially for spicy lovers! The chili bee hoon is stir-fried with generous amount of fresh chili and chicken cubes, highly "wok hei". All other fried rice or noodle dishes are cooked with simple ingredients and good "wok hei". Their curry chicken is popular, always sold out very early. The curry sauce is very thick and pretty spicy too. Their white coffee and kopi-o is good. The shop by itself is an old shop with old furniture, sometimes it could be really crowded and got to wait some time for table or share table. The price is very reasonable...

There is this 1 very rudeeeee auntie I used to order mee Sabah with 1 of the uncle (but I have to said wan tan hor but change kueyteow to mee) then 1day I ordered from this auntie She said you know what is wan tan hor mah !!like shouting to my face in front of other customers then proceeded to show me “this is what mee look like” and more rude sentences……. The food is good 👍 so I’m not so angry...