Well, not exactly because the owner is from Kluang. Whatever or wherever he is from, the beef noodles tasted good! Basically, it is similar to Seremban’s beef noodles with the salted vegetable, ground nuts, variety of beef parts and the soup. Difference between this shop and the ones in Seremban are:-
1. Option on the type of noodles: “lai fun” which is the original or “hor fun” \
or “bihun”
2. Option of which part of the beef: Few options are given as shown in the menu
3. Option to be served claypot style
4. A little bit pricier than Seremban beef noodles. However at certain shops in
Seremban, it differs only about RM1-2. It cost a minimum of RM8 per
bowl for this shop
I got to know about this place from a review from a local newspaper as shown below. The writer implied that the portion was small. However I do not feel it was small. It is just as much as other shops.
Conclusion about this shop:-
1. Beef was cooked to perfection (tender and soft)
2. Salted vegetable was nice
3. Soup was nice but the one at Seremban Pasar Besar is nicer :P
4. Noodles – to me the original “lou shi fan” or “lai fun” as they call it here
in KL, is the best. Does not taste so good with “hor fun”
I will definitely come back here again whenever I long for the beef noodles in Seremban
A snapshot of the article in a local newspaper introducing Uncle Cheng's Beef Noodles at SS2
The front view of Uncle Cheng's shop @ Jalan SS2/4A
Inside view of the shop. Clean and comfortable
Menu Selection
Mine was the Beef + Tripe + Beef Balls + Dry Meat with Lai Fun - RM9.50
Mine - after mixing
My mum decided to try the Hor Fun with Beef + Tripe + Beef Balls - RM8.00 (cheapest)
Location:-
Jalan SS2/4A, Petaling Jaya
Turn left at the traffic light just before reaching Kelana Jaya LRT station
I parked at the open car park at the end of these rows of shop houses (if not mistaken next to 99 Supermarket). Parking space is limited hence go earlier to get a parking spot.
Open daily except Wednesdays (9am - 4.30pm)
1. Option on the type of noodles: “lai fun” which is the original or “hor fun” \
or “bihun”
2. Option of which part of the beef: Few options are given as shown in the menu
3. Option to be served claypot style
4. A little bit pricier than Seremban beef noodles. However at certain shops in
Seremban, it differs only about RM1-2. It cost a minimum of RM8 per
bowl for this shop
I got to know about this place from a review from a local newspaper as shown below. The writer implied that the portion was small. However I do not feel it was small. It is just as much as other shops.
Conclusion about this shop:-
1. Beef was cooked to perfection (tender and soft)
2. Salted vegetable was nice
3. Soup was nice but the one at Seremban Pasar Besar is nicer :P
4. Noodles – to me the original “lou shi fan” or “lai fun” as they call it here
in KL, is the best. Does not taste so good with “hor fun”
I will definitely come back here again whenever I long for the beef noodles in Seremban
A snapshot of the article in a local newspaper introducing Uncle Cheng's Beef Noodles at SS2
The front view of Uncle Cheng's shop @ Jalan SS2/4A
Inside view of the shop. Clean and comfortable
Menu Selection
Mine was the Beef + Tripe + Beef Balls + Dry Meat with Lai Fun - RM9.50
Mine - after mixing
My mum decided to try the Hor Fun with Beef + Tripe + Beef Balls - RM8.00 (cheapest)
Location:-
Jalan SS2/4A, Petaling Jaya
Turn left at the traffic light just before reaching Kelana Jaya LRT station
I parked at the open car park at the end of these rows of shop houses (if not mistaken next to 99 Supermarket). Parking space is limited hence go earlier to get a parking spot.
Open daily except Wednesdays (9am - 4.30pm)
