When I say Hokkien Mee, everyone knows what that is right?
I hope you all know, especially if you're a Malaysian! If not, SHAME ON YOU! Kidding kidding.
So yeah, hokkien mee is a popular dish in Penang, loved by many.
BUT how many of you know what Hokkien Ta is?
Hokkien Ta is the dry version of hokkien mee. Soupless Hokkien Mee. A bit difficult to let it sink in, ins't it?
Hokkien Mee is actually eaten mainly for its soup. So, if the soup not nice, it's a bad hokkien mee. So hokkien ta how?
Easy peasy.
The chilli they use to mix with the noodles and ingredients will determine whether it's a good hokkien ta or not. Actually, we have not known of anywhere else that serves Hokkien Ta other than in Nibong Tebal. Seriously.. So, if you go to Nibong Tebal, just stop here for a good 15 minutes and try out their Hokkien Ta.
This stall is at the same place with the Ice Blended Peanut and Laksa! Just click here to see and you'll know what I mean!
Sure got crowd everytime.
They also sells Wan Tan Mee and Koay Teow Th'ng.
The Hokkien Ta is served with yellow noodles. If you want, you can also request to have them served with wan tan mee's noodles.
See that big pot of chilli over there? It's not that spicy actually. It's just nice nice.
Hokkien Ta (Soupless Hokkien Mee)
He says: Super good thing! Must try. Dry version of hokkien mee.
She says: Very unique. Everytime I go Nibong Tebal, for sure I will order this one. FOR SURE. I like it better if its with wan tan mee's noodles.
Wan Tan Mee (dry)
He says: Its okie.. I would say this dish has its one unique taste. Different of normal wan tan mee but its just alright..
She says: Noodles not too soft and not too hard. very springy and nice. Sauce is quite sweet and tasty. Quite a good dish.
Famous Hokkien Ta and Wan Tan Mee at Jalan Atas, Nibong Tebal
Ratings:
His rating: 7.5/10
Her rating: 7.5/10
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