View Hokkien Mee, the Chan family way.
福建面 · 一家传承
One wok, one fire, one recipe — thick yellow noodles, pork lard and prawn stock, fired hard over high heat. One family, two generations, six kitchens.
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Twenty-nine years refining the same few dishes — from one all-day prawn-and-pork stock, finished hard in the wok.
Bestseller Hokkien Mee
Thick yellow noodles, dark smoky gravy, prawns, pork and crispy lard.
Big Prawn Mee
Springy noodles in our prawn-and-pork stock, crowned with sweet fresh prawns.
Lala Soup
Fresh clams in a clear, peppery home-boiled broth — clean and warming.
Spicy Fried Lala
Fresh clams tossed hard in our fragrant house sambal.
From one wok in Serdang.
Still family-run.
In 1997, Raymond Chan set up his Hokkien Mee stall in Serdang. The recipe has not changed; the fire has not changed. Today his three sons run the woks across the Klang Valley — same stock, same fire, same refusal to rush a bowl.
Three things we
refuse to change.
Fierce fire, every wok
No shortcuts. The smoke is the seasoning — where wok hei comes from.
A stock that runs all day
Prawn shells and pork bones, simmered from dawn. Nothing from a packet.
Cooked to order
Small batches keep the char honest. Worth the few extra minutes.
Six kitchens across
the Valley.
“One wok. One fire. One recipe — the only thing we count is the branches, now six.”
Come hungry. We'll
keep the wok hot.
Dine in at any of our six branches, or order ahead for pickup and delivery.


