Old Puchong Food Avenue 老蒲種美食中心 — Restaurant in Subang Jaya

Sept 2025 Cheesy crispy lekor RM10 for 12 ( super crispy) Mushroom chicken on thit pan, ok, but too sweet Carbonara mushroom , ok

Uncle from the rojak stall is SUPER NICE ☺️

August 2025 Tokbokki RM12. Good ! Soft, warm, teok with sausage slices. comforting, with tofu soup, kimchi

Bbq chicken bento RM15 Rice, sunny side up egg, chicken with bone in soy sauce gravy and onion, 1 piece kimbap, 3 coloured coleslaw, kimchi. Easy to eat, didn't like the kimbap.

Dessert Bubur chacha RM5 , good but tiny bowl.

Sweet baby RM7, also tiny amount but tofufa was lovely ..very soft, separated sides of crushed peanut, brown sugar, some chewy tapioca balls. Didn't like the peanut ( not fresh), interesting concept...left up to you to mix the amount you like. Won't reorder.

Mr Rito RM6 spaghetti bolognaise grilled chicken, perfect value for a child. RM7 alio olio mushroom RM12 Hawaiian pizza

I ordered 2 flaky pastries from a stall specializing in Chinese pastries and was rather disappointed. If you can't read or speak Mandarin, it's somewhat a disadvantage here as it makes it difficult to order. The meat pie" took a long time to arrive as it needed to be heated up. And when it reached our table, was cold and HARD not flakey nor crispy.

Vietnamese stall takes orders but forgets to make the food even though he has handed over a number 😔 you will wait for ages.......and he still doesn't realize and doesn't recognise you.

Peanut butter chocolate waffle RM6. Ok la, crunchy

Curry mee RM 11 Always like the taste, old school, not too spicy, has cockles, fried tofu and crunchy bean sprouts. But small amount...like 12 mouthfuls finish

Tori karaage bento RM12 Excellent value for money!! Miso soup, a dollop of potato salad, some mixed greens, LOADS of fried chicken pieces..just Loads 😲, some thousand island sauce for dipping, sticky rice. Nice polite lady, served so fast, huge amount enough to feed 2 ppl ate until jelak. Give her lots of business pls ❤️

2 iced barley drinks. RM2.40 each, 30 sen extra to takeaway Hmn...I think they blend the barley seeds, refrigerate and then mix with syrup. Sucked on a straw a blob of sticky white glueish mix got stuck up the straw. Quite...

Tried two dishes recently, and here’s our take:

1️⃣ Curry Mee - 5/10 (RM9) Requested no taugeh (bean sprouts), but they still added it. The broth had an above-average taste, but the white chicken given was mostly breast meat, making it a bit dry and less enjoyable.

2️⃣ Pork Stomach Soup + Rice - 3/10 (RM13) Unfortunately, they added Yin Sai (Chinese coriander), which completely changed the soup’s taste, not in a good way. It overpowered the usual rich, peppery flavor I was expecting.

3️⃣ Cham Ice - 8/10 (RM3.50) A well-balanced mix of coffee and tea, smooth, fragrant, and refreshing! Definitely a highlight.

Went there again and tried other...

Siu Yuk + Char Siu Rice – 3/10 (RM11.50) The Siu Yuk (roast pork) was overly salty, making it difficult to enjoy. The Char Siu (barbecue pork) was just average—nothing special. The portion size was reasonable, but overall, the dish lacked balance in flavor. Given the price, I expected better quality. I wouldn’t order this again.

Char Hor Fun – 4.5/10 (RM9) The fried noodles had a decent texture, but the dish was missing depth in flavor. The signature wok hei (charred aroma) wasn’t strong enough, and it lacked the rich, flavorful gravy that makes Char Hor Fun stand out. However, for RM9, the price is reasonable. It’s edible but not something I’d crave or reorder.

📌 Disclaimer: Taste is subjective, and personal preferences vary! What didn’t work for me might be enjoyable for others. Feel free to share your own experience if you’ve tried...

Review of just one out of more than fifty stalls in this food court.

Sisters Curry Mee Stall - Score 5/5

Another great-tasting curry laksa in Puchong. This one is in Puteri Mart's Old Puchong Food Avenue (food court).

With a legacy going back a few decades and recipe that has been handed down three generations, expect the curry to be packed with umami derived from the synthesis of a wide array of spices (known and secretive).

The owner-operator, Adam Phua is the son of one of the sisters of the famous Sisters Curry Laksa in SEA Park.

Besides curry mee, beef noodle and kai see hor fun which I'll order next time, are also available, just like in SEA Park.

Ordered a bowl of curry mee @ RM10 and the culinary experience was wonderful and immersive. Served with fresh albeit smallish cockles, shredded chicken, taupok, long beans and bean sprouts, the great-tasting curry has a unique flavour to it. Flavour that you'd want to revisit. At least, I do.

Toilet Score: Acceptable

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