Cheong Kee Wan Tan Mee 文冬祥记云吞面

Name: Cheong Kee Wan Tan Mee 文冬祥记云吞面
Address: 542, Jalan Sekolah, Buntong, 30100 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia, Buntong, Perak, MY
Telephone: +60 12-595 3938
Price range: $

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542, Jalan Sekolah, Buntong, 30100 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

$ per person

+60 12-595 3938

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Bangsar Babe bangsarbabe.com 28 Apr 2014

The noodles were springy and tastier than your average wantan mee. I liked that there was no kan sui smell or taste in the noodles, which came topped with savoury pork slices and light gravy.
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Wei Wang · Feb 2026

A bowl of noodles with wontons cost over ten yuan, which was both expensive and terrible. The shredded pork was tough, the soup was tasteless, and the noodles were not fragrant at all.
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RC · Sep 2025

Ipoh. The wantan mee in Ipoh is indeed unique but less tasty than the Penang, KL versions. The noodles, wantan fillings and skin are handmade in-house, including the braised pork strips instead of “char siu.
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lau sooiyan · Jul 2026

This is the wonton noodle soup I've been eating since I was a child. I went back specifically to eat it today, and it still tastes just like I remember.
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longer chang · Jun 2026

Perhaps it's a matter of nostalgia for locals, but for outsiders, it might be that they're not used to the taste of wonton noodles.
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Purple dee · Aug 2025

Local type of wantanmee. Noodle texture is nice, but their pairing is with taugeh and pork slices. The pork with gravy was a little salty to my liking. Otherwise all are good.
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Verpy · Sep 2025

Very good quality wan tan mee. However, lack of drinks leaves more for desire.
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