Ali Char Kue Teow

I am driving past this restaurant almost every day but today we decided to stop and have a taste of their char kuey teow (fried rice flat noodles). This is a Malay fried noodles. We ordered a regular char kuey teow and a special one.

A special char kuey teow comes with a fried egg. On average there are 5 to 6 prawns on the plate. I would describe this char kuey teow as a typical Malay char kuey teow. The taste is not bad at all. If you are around that area and are craving for a Malay char kuey teow then this restaurant will not disappoint you.

In addition to char kuey teow they also serve variety of fried rice such as prawn fried rice and squid fried rice. Even though their menu list down lobster char kuey teow and lobster fried rice - I believe they are not lobsters but crayfishes.

There is no dedicated parking space but you could park along the main road (Jalan Perai Utama 2).