After a good night's rest, we hurried to the nearest breakfast place in the morning before setting off and continuing our journey to Malacca.
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| Restoran Ko Zao Bi 古早味云吞面 |
Having comfort food in the morning that warms up our stomach is definitely a good choice, moreover, the reviews of this eating place had kind of given us more confidence in their food. The servers were friendly and the service was great. Upon hearing that we are heading towards Malacca, they had cautioned us about some road blockages due to the flood.
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| Dining Environment |
The menu was rather standard and plastered on the wall. They are selling Wantons and Dumplings with noodles. However, if you just want to order Wanton and Dumplings, they can be served fried or boiled.
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| The menu at a glance |
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| Dumplings 水饺汤 - RM 17 （10 Pcs) |
I had a small portion of Wanton Mee at RM 7 which comprises of a few Wantons and a small handful of lean Char Siew with some vegetables. Their Wanton Mee comes with a choice of Mee Pok, Mee Kia and Kway Teow. The Mee Pok is different from the version we had back in Singapore and tasted better without the "ki" ingredient.
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| Wanton Mee Small - RM 7 |
Unlike Singapore's version, we get to have them in black sauce. While here in Batu Pahat, they are done mostly with clear sauce with chilli as an option.
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| Wanton Mee Big - RM 8 |
Considering the portion, small to extra big, it seems like an increase in the portion of noodles instead of the ingredients. The wantons were small but flavourful with a familiar homely taste.
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| Wanton Mee Extra Big - RM 9 |
In conclusion, compared to what we had eaten previously in Pontian before heading here (Batu Pahat), the noodle texture is definitely better and tastier here.
Restoran Ko Zao Bi 古早味云吞面
Location: 8, Jalan Setia Jaya 2/A, Taman Setia Jaya, 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia
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