Restoran Madam Ho Chicken Rice — Restaurant in Shah Alam

Lunch time. Upon viewing the menu, the first thing I noticed were the high prices. Beef noodle soup broth was very very bland... like plain hot water. Beef balls by themselves were tasty. Beef noodle parts were also very very bland, but at least they were tender. Portion size was not consistent. One beef noodle had more ingredients than the other (and there were no hidden pieces of meat under the noodles). Service was not good... staff was attentive, but not responsive... meaning that I waved that I was ready to place my order, staff looked, but then quickly turned away. A couple minutes later, the same staff that turned away came to take my order (after being told to do so). Anyway, the restaurant is brand new so maybe they have some "kinks" to work out...

This shop is next to Jia Siang Mix Rice shop. Tried their Signature Ngou Lam Handmade Noodles - Large (RM 17.80). Beef are tender and a pleasure on each bite.

Also had the Beef Ball Beehoon Soup - Large (RM 14.80). Beef Ball is quite 'bouncy' & taste good.

The soup base is not on point but still can be a comfort especially paired with the tangy sambal with lime which goes well with the soup base. Not too spicy, suitable for everyone.

They serve other beef dishes also.. Will try that next time.

Thank you Mr. Ho for bringing beef noodle to Kota Kemuning! Staffs are quite attentive. One of them. Even brought another sambal without us asking when we ran out of sambal.

I would still come...

The Google map pointed Madam Ho, but the shop has been renamed Mr Ho. A husband and wife type of shop. Took us a while to find the place. As we enter the shop, there's an unpleasant smell in the air, can't distinguish what's that, maybe some soup. No boss there, only the foreign staff, but no communication issue. The chicken taste is ok. Just that you don't have to really come for it, just that if you are around here and need to get a meal. There's also other dishes ala carte and...