Mee Wah Restaurant

Normsl set of dry char siew wanton mee will come with the shrimp wanton soup.not bad. Kopi is kau.

I really feel sorry to the wan tan mee stall, your wan tan mee is ready good, I came here because of the wan tan mee. But the kopitiam staff is really sucks. The young girl wearing the green shirt today (26/12/2023 at 215pm), you really jeopardised the whole shop as we came here to the shop but the way of your reply as we owed u billion of ringgits, wanted to order drinks, the only reply from you all the yucky black face and with that stupid angry tone u said “say la”. If you don’t feel like working here you can go home and sleep, what I want is just to order drinks, have I done anything that offended you? I click that one star is just I wanted to put review here, you are not worth even with one star.

Bidor is famous for their duck wan tan mee (I think so lol) but this wan tan mee at Mee Wah, it’s tasty and for the wan tan, you can actually get to taste the prawn. The noodle is really good and it’s a must try if you happened to past by. There are a few good eating place here but do give this place a try.

I can't describe how sedap is their various types of noodles
And the chili's.yummy
If u guys go Bidor.go and try the food from the stall.sedap and murah.

Quite good wan ton noodle. Maybe even better than the more famous Pun Chun from around the corner.

The food here is not bad and as usual the price is fair but not cheap and the coffee shop (drinks section) very poor service, they don’t bother to take your drinks orders

Wan ton mee.favourite. Especially the wan ton so fresh & juicy not refrigerated. Big wan ton with prawn Made fresh everyday for Rm6.50. KL can't get.everytime travel up north sure pit stop for a bowl.

Kids had the really good wonton noodles, but I decided to give a go with some roast meat and side dishes after being swayed by some delicious looking chicken curry and braised bitter gourd, both which I had a go at. The deceptively plain looking char sieu was undoubtedly the star of the meal with a rich seasoned taste to the meat you seldom encounter in the city.

The kids also enjoyed their noodles as expected. All in all, a worthy break dropping by this eatery. Highly recommended.

Sunday bike ride here from Kuala Lumpur. It wasn't too crowded when we arrived at 7: 30am in the morning. The wanton mee was highly recommended by a friend who tried eating here before. The noodle was springy and the wanton was averagely okay. Friendly stall operators. After meal, if you want, you can buy some local biscuits from a stall under the same roof.

The Yong Tau Fu stall poor hygiene got bug inside the soup but the wantan mee stall is great very springy.

Accidentally found this Hidden gem wantan mee in bidor. Wantan is surprisingly tasty and must try. Noodles and the sauce also tasty, no wonder the lady boss so busy never stop as the order keep coming in.

One of my Top 5 wan tan mee in Malaysia.super good noodles. And only 1.5 km off the highway exit for Bidor too.

I probably have eaten 1000kg of wanton mee in my lifetime and this ranks up there. Very springy and cooked to perfection. The sauce was unique and has a tinge of dried squid (or was I imagining?). Loved it. Paired the meal with a whole salted baked chicken (28 for a bird). 5 stars for the noodles though.

My rating is solely on the so-called famous wantan noodles served here. Did I order from the wrong stall? Honestly, it's worse than those generic wantan noodles in Kuala Lumpur. The noodles had the horrible lye water after taste. And I can't describe the meat as char siew. The only good thing was the wantans.

A plate of wantan mee for RM5.60 for dine in. One word to describe it- delicious. My regular place whenever im here in Bidor. Love the texture of the noodle very much

Truly is a hometown Wan Tan Mee as the name of the stall. The Wan Tan Mee/noodle is the best in this coffee shop. Noodle taste very springy and the Wan Tan/dumpling is full of meat.

Quantity drop so much. Noodle no crunchy texture because of overcook. The wanton soup become cloudy because of excess flour on wonton

It's a old and famous for breakfast Chinese food restaurant! And it's also famous for wan tan mee.

Wantan mee was slight above average. Worth trying if nearby this area. Used to be very crowded and need at least 20 min waiting time, but crowd this round less than 80% compare to last time. Taste wise also dropped. 3 stars

Love their wan tan mee, although small portion. I guess they know that i have to lose weight! Many other stalls in the Outlet. Nescafe served tarik, not bad for a chinese shop! The good looking lady outside the shop sells fruits from the interior, not too much commercial resell, especially i love to buy her bananas, kampung style. She will tell you which banana when to eat (when it will ripen!). There is also an outlet which sells sweet potatoes and other tubers (raw). And one which sells prepacked, preordered Ayam Garam and some other stuff.