On our way back home we stopped to try this famous (we have been told that it is famous among the locals) a beef and pork ribs noodle shop operated by a Taiwanese lady. The name of the shop is Hin Loong Restaurant and it is located not far from the Legacy Hotel. It is a corner shop and the shop were full with customers when we arrived there. The shop is quite small and rather hot and humid in there.
Hin Loong Beef & Pork Ribs Noodle.
Full with people.
We seated down and I decided to try their beef noodle soup and a plate of deep friend pork ribs. Despite of the busy crowd and a chaotic food order system (they seems to be shouting at each other for the food orders all the time) our orders came rather quickly.
The Noodle Making Stall. Business was so good that
this guy was cooking 9 - 12 bowls of noodles at one go!
This is how they prepare the pork ribs. Deep frying it. Actually this hot wok contributesmost of the heat to the dining area.
Pork ribs tastes pretty good but it wasn't really special to me. I've tasted similar deep fried pork ribs somewhere else. But the beef noodle is something special. The soup is spicy, with yummy beefy taste and yet at the same time not overwhelmingly spicy. And the noodles...wow. It's tasty and tangy in texture. Goes very well with the spicy beef soup.
Deep fried Pork Ribs.
Beef Noodle SoupThe verdict? For the price of RM3.80 per bowl of beef soup noodle and RM2.50 for the deep fried pork ribs, this place is would definitely be in my list of places to eat in Melaka.
Hin Loong Beef & Pork Ribs Noodle.
Full with people.
The Noodle Making Stall. Business was so good that
This is how they prepare the pork ribs. Deep frying it. Actually this hot wok contributes
Deep fried Pork Ribs.
Beef Noodle Soup
8 comments:
The soup looks so black,
It supposed to be red in colour...I blame the lousy camera....
Cant stand it anymore ... I am driving down to Melaka today !!!!
sluuurrppss... *salivating like crazy*
the picture alone wins S'ban beef noodle hands down! prefer hor fun than S'ban's assam-laksa-like noodle.
is tis shop somewhere near Jonker St.?
Huh? The soup supposed to be red??!! Weird.
KK: I do agree with you that this Beef Noodle taste better than Seremban one.
Pooh: The soup is red in colour because of the chili ingredients in the soup, making it spicy hot as well. Yummy!
Wait.. *looking closer* where's all the McDreamy and McSteamy guys?.. don't you islanders have those? I don't see any men in your pictures.
chanting
Men, men, men... ones without shirts preferred but optional.
:D
Haha..for that Annie, you can only get those from BayWatch movies...not here. Sorry :p
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