Roasted Pork Noodles at Mama Kitchen, Puchong
Puchong is really a food haven. Just during the past few months, so many new eating outlets have mushroomed all over, especially at the Bandar Puteri Puchong area. There are several restaurants which are branches of restaurants in PJ, such as Hon Kee Porridge and Mama’s Kitchen, whose main branch is in TTDI. Yes! Now I don’t have to drive all the way to TTDI to get my dose of Claypot Lou She Fun or Roasted Pork noodles! Bless their souls.
The newly opened Mama’s Kitchen with its poster
Once I entered the restaurant, I couldn’t help but notice the many salivating signature dishes plastered all over the walls of the interior. One of the notable ones was the Claypot Lou She Fun (or rat’s tail noodles), with a raw egg on top! I don’t know why but I just love eating Lou She Fun! In fact, back in Kampar, we have a famous stall that sells Lou She Fun, but not in claypot. So imagine my excitement when I saw it being served!
Claypot Lou She Fun (RM7 small, RM12 medium , RM15 big)
Once it’s served, one has to quickly mix the noodles well to make sure the raw egg coats everything well. The serving of minced meat on top was also generous and savoury, which went very well with the otherwise bland taste of lou she fun alone. I really enjoyed eating this and I would have been able to finish the whole pot if not for sharing! *LOL*
Mix the noodles well
Another of Mama’s Kitchen Specialty is their Garlic Roasted Pork Wanton Noodle. Oh dear, this is definitely a must order! The roasted pork was fried to perfection, with caramelized skin that gave it a sweet flavour on top of the savoury pork meat. And the garlic! Oh the garlic! Huge pieces deep fried to perfection, giving the noodles a distinguished aroma even before it reached our table. Best of all, the noodles used were not overly soft and was perfect with the pork.
Garlic Roasted Pork Wanton Noodle (RM8 small, RM12 medium, RM16 big)
The Peppercorn Pig Stomach Soup was served next, with strong peppery flavour that could easily make one sneeze. I’m not a fan of pepper so I didn’t really know how to appreciate this, but I did see some nods of approval from those who drank this.
Peppercorn Pig Stomach Soup (RM12 small , RM18 medium, RM25 big)
The Honey Pork Belly was similar to Sweet and Sour pork, except that the pork used here was from the pork belly. So expect layers of fatty meat sandwiched in between lean pork, deep fried and then drenched with sweet honey sauce.
Honey Pork Belly (RM15 small, RM20 medium, RM30 big)
I enjoyed the Creamy Buttered Squid which was another deep fried dish covered with buttery and savoury gravy. This was very appetizing with rice.
Creamy Buttered Squid (RM12 small, RM20 medium, RM30 big)
Another variant of noodles in their specialty was the Large Fresh Water Prawns Fried Noodles which came with several big water prawns to satiate your seafood cravings.
Large Fresh Water Prawns Fried Noodles (RM15 small, RM28 medium, RM38 big)
The Assam Fish deserved a thumbs-up from me because of the awesome, appetizing gravy. It was sourish and spicy, and absorbed into the fish very well.
Assam Fish (Seasonal price)
Marmite Chicken (RM13 small, RM20 medium, RM30 big)
I don’t really like bitter dishes, but the Bitter Gourd soup was very refreshing and cooling to the body as an after effect. Definitely good for people who sleep late these days due to the World Cup craze, don’t you think? 
Bitter Gourd Tofu Soup (RM6 small, RM10 medium, RM13 big)
Spicy “Kam Heong” La-La (RM10 small, RM15 medium, RM20 big)
Stir-fried H.K. Kailan with Garlic
Mama Kitchen in Puchong is the second outlet after the first at TTDI. I am not sure of the quality at TTDI, but I’m sure you won’t be disappointed with the Roasted Pork Noodles at the Mama Kitchen in Puchong!
Mama Kitchen, Bandar Puteri Puchong
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Mama Kitchen
No. 48, Jalan Puteri 2/4
Bandar Puteri Puchong
47100 Puchong
Contact No. : +603-8063 8030
Comments (39)
awww, this one very famous noodles from Petaling Street.. but they have rebrand their name to such westernised “Mama Kitchen”?? haha, thot there old HQ in Petaling Street is something very china like “Shing Kee”??
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I think you meant, Seng Kee from Petaling Street. Yes, they’re all related actually, just operating with different names
Yum…yum…all look yummy! I think next time I go over, I stay in Puching liao…all the food there so nice one! The prawn noodles in the photo – small, medium or large. If small – really so cheap – so many prawns!!!
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Yes yes, stay in Puchong! You can have all the nice food here!
oh yeah, love the loh she fun here…yummy ler
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Yea I love it too! Luckily it’s nearby in Puchong now
Wow…agree with u.. Puchong now looks like a food haven.. better than Ipoh and Penang !
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LOL! More and more food haven around eh?
I have tried Mama’s Kitchen at TTDI. Absolutely love their lou shee fun!! Yummy!
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Yeah! Hi 5!
The garlic pork wanton noodle is delicious too!
.-= foongpc´s last blog ..Random Notes 12 =-.
One of the best!!
uh uh..very famous 1 ah? hmmm`
.-= taufulou´s last blog ..Famous Pork Burger CrisTang @ 8 Avenue, PJ =-.
Yea I think famous ever since its first stall in Petaling Street itself.
So many restaurants opening at Bandar Puteri Puchong? What happened to the older restaurants? Closed down?
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The older restaurants, some are still surviving, while some have to change owners due to such stiff competition!
OMG….looks so good…..especially the claypot lou she fun!!
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I know! Makes me salivate every time I look at the picture
Nice food there gal. =). Will have a try at this place
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Thank you!
Do try it out!! 
Siew Yuk Noodles…..yum yum!
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The best!
Those big prawns! lol! n i love assam fish!!
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Ooh really? They’re very appetizing with rice!: )
Number 1 caramelised roast pork noodle!
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Yes! Very good noodles!
the assam fish also veli veri good!
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Love assam fish too… reminds me of my grandma cooking
wow, even small tai chows are learning how to branch out! must b send the kids to uni, now smart already la..
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Yea man.. it’s all about branches now.. pretty soon you’ll find the same eateries everywhere you go. LOL!
I shouldn’t have visited your blog at midnight la. Where la am I going to find butter sotong now? >.<
But really, lovely pictures! Makes me want to lick the computer screen. ;P
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LOL! Lick the computer screen ah? That must be a compliment coming from you! Hehe I find it hard reading food blogs at night too!
i wanna makan too! =D
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Come let’s go!
I went to this place last Oct with my mom and brother. The clay pot Lou Shi Fan was ok, and we all agreed that the Garlic Roasted Pork Wanton Noodle was totally awful. Obviously, we spot a plenty of unmelted rock sugar being added to the noddle which made the taste totally off. Can you imagine eating noddle with ROCK SUGAR?
I have to say their food was not even 30% close to the original one in Petaling Street. We doubted that this restaurant did not have any single relationship with the one in Petaling St at all. They just pirated the name, “famous clay pot lou shi fan in Petaling St”
Seriously, I won’t recommend anyone who loves food to come to this restaurant.
would like to try.. What is the address?
The address is at the end of the post dear
Thanks..Went there on that day itself..Ordered both their specialty =) But can’t finish…it;s just me and my 4 years old dotter… lol
Overall food was nice but not extra-ordinary….
Great to know that!
Yea.. above average but not over the top! Agree with you 