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Penang Sg Dua Restaurant | Plus 2 - Wan Tan Mee PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 20 May 2011 00:00



Plus 2 Restaurant is not a new venue to us, we frequent Plus 2 pretty often for their Chinese of family style dining. This Chinese restaurant somehow suits our appetite as well as our pocket. Our favorite are Marmite Chicken that is served with mantou and curry fish aside from their nice wonton noodles (also written as 'Wan Tan Mee' in Penang). But it was only recently, we found out that Plus 2 also serves Wan Tan Mee ('Mee' refers to noodles in Malaysia/Singapore) for breakfast. Something that we overlooked in the past!
The facade of Plus 2 near USM Sg Dua Penang
Known as the Penangites' breakfast among the Chinese, wonton noodle is an egg noodle served with BBQ pork, vegetables and wonton dumplings. Plus 2 offers both 'dried' and 'wet' versions of wonton noodle. Dried wonton noodle is a blend of egg noodle with soy sauces and spices, served on a platter with blanched cai xin and slices of BBQ pork. Oppositely, the 'wet' version is prepared from egg noodles with same accompaniments but flood in a bowl of soup with a few pork dumplings (wanton).
Penang Wan Tan Mee
Wanton noodle soup
I prefer the dried wonton noodles all the time. What is different with Plus 2 wonton noodles is I could smell the fragrance of sesame oil as well compares to others. I also like the texture of their egg noodles, being smooth and solid and perhaps less likely to expand as well (I think).

Address:

4K, Ground Floor, Desa University Commercial Complex,
Jalan Sungai Dua, Gelugor,
11700, Penang, Malaysia.
Phone: +60 4 656 7118
Business Hours (Closed on Tuesday):
8:00am – 3:00pm, 6:00pm – 9:30pm

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 May 2011 23:52
 

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