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Est. 1997 · Klang Valley

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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The Board · 招牌

The plates we are
known for.

Twenty-nine years refining the same few dishes — from one all-day prawn-and-pork stock, finished hard in the wok.

1997
Our story · 我们的故事

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.

Why us · 我们的坚持

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.

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“One wok. One fire. One recipe — the only thing we count is the branches, now six.”
IHokkien Mee · the Chan family, since 1997

Come hungry. We'll
keep the wok hot.

Dine in at any of our six branches, or order ahead for pickup and delivery.