Shiang Kang Noodles Lobak 香港面家 — Restaurant in Negeri Sembilan

We came here for breakfast on a weekday morning. Since we arrived around opening time, we managed to get a parking spot right in front of the restaurant. It’s an old shop, but the general cleanliness of the dining area was still acceptable. However, the toilet is quite old, and cleanliness could definitely be improved.

An aunty took our order, but unfortunately, she wasn’t very friendly or helpful. As it was our first visit, we weren’t sure which noodles were available that day, especially since some are only served on certain days. When we asked, she responded curtly and rather impatiently.

We ordered the Pork Trotter Noodles (RM12.00), Mutton Noodles (RM16.00), Dumplings (RM2.60 each), and Wantan Soup (RM1.00 per piece). The Pork Trotter Noodles were average, and the mutton in the Mutton Noodles had a very strong gamey smell. The noodles also had a pronounced coriander taste, and both dishes were garnished with coriander. The dumplings contained coriander as well, so it may not be suitable for those who dislike it. The dumplings were quite pricey considering the ingredients, and the wantan was just average. Overall, the food was below average to average at best, and the prices were slightly on the high side.

Most probably, we will not be returning as the flavours simply didn’t suit our taste buds — though this is of course a...

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