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Welcome To Hometown Ban Mian
Hometown Ban Mian, nestled at Level 2 of Seventeen Shopping Mall in Petaling Jaya, offers a delightful twist on traditional pan mee. This vibrant eatery features a spacious dining environment with both indoor and outdoor seating, perfect for noodle lovers. The menu boasts an array of unique flavors, including a tempting ginger wine pan mee and a flavorful fried variant with sambal prawns. Each bowl of noodles is crafted for optimal texture, embodying the essence of wok hei. With generous portions and fresh ingredients, Hometown Ban Mian delivers an exceptional dining experience worth repeating. Come explore their inviting ambiance and diverse offerings!
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Hometown Ban Mian
Welcome to Hometown Ban Mian, a hidden gem located on Level 2 of Seventeen Shopping Mall in Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. This establishment serves a diverse selection of ban mian dishes that are bound to delight noodle enthusiasts and casual diners alike. Forget common flavors; here, you'll embark on a culinary journey that highlights unique twists on traditional pan mee.
Upon entering, you'll appreciate the spacious dining environment that offers both inside and outside seating, complete with a clean and tidy kitchen view. The atmosphere is perfect for enjoying your meal, whether you're with friends or having a quiet dining experience alone. The self-service model ensures that each visit is efficient and allows you to customize your dining experience.
Food is the heart of Hometown Ban Mian, and the menu showcases an impressive variety of pan mee options that cater to different palates. Diners rave about the ginger wine pan mee topped with tender pork slices and a fluffy omelette, priced at RM13.90—a blend of quality ingredients that elevate this dish. The fried pan mee with sambal prawn boasts bold flavors that provide the perfect balance of spice and savory delight.
For those who lean towards a richer noodle experience, the spicy ban mian soup is an absolute must-try. As one enthusiastic reviewer fondly described, it’s the perfect dish to warm your tummy on a rainy day. The noodles themselves are exquisitely crafted, thinly sliced to maintain their bouncy texture, allowing them to soak up the delicious broth beautifully. Add to this the generous portions of fresh ingredients, and you have a satisfying meal that stands out in the busy food scene.
While some reviews mention a potential overuse of ajinomoto in certain soup bases, the general consensus reflects an appreciation for the variety and quality of the offerings. The fried ban mian consistently garners positive feedback for its flavor profile, showcasing the culinary expertise present in the kitchen. It’s no wonder many diners plan to return to explore more of the unique flavors that Hometown Ban Mian has to offer.
The team behind Hometown Ban Mian, highlighted for their friendly demeanor, contributes to the inviting atmosphere that makes every visit enjoyable. Prices hover above average, particularly for ban mian, with most dishes starting at over RM10, but the quality and unique tastes justify the cost.
Overall, Hometown Ban Mian is a delightful culinary destination that reflects the beauty of authentic ban mian culture infused with creativity. Whether you’re a noodle enthusiast or just indulging, this is one dining experience worth revisiting.
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“ Nice dining environment. I took a peek into their kitchen and it looks clean n tidy too. Boss and staffs are friendly. Plenty of ban mee soup choices. I personally thinks the noodles are exquisite, made and rolled into thinly slices of ban mee without compromising much the ban mee bouncy texture. Portions are generous and the pork n ingredients they serve are fresh. Though i would like to note that some soup base taste great, and some does taste a bit overdose of aginomoto. And whether the soup taste must be of personal preference, so do try out most of the choice b4 concluding which best suits your taste. ”
“ Gotta say, this place is underrated. One of the best pan mian, imho. Their fried pan mian is very flavourful. The sweet and sour was a tad to spicy for me, but bf loves it. Owner is very friendly too. I will definitely be back to try other flavours..... ”
“ It having pretty much difference menu from other ban mian restaurant but of course they do serve the tradition ban mian also. I'm having the black pepper banmin which is stir fried type. It smell very nice and black pepper taste very good. Tried the windmill roll. It is freshly made when you've ordered. The ingredient is fresh and tasty. ”
“ Spacious, with inside and outside seating. A variety of non-common pan mee flavours. The ginger wine pan mee comes with pork slices, and omelette (RM13.90). Quality wine is used. The fried pan mee with sambal prawn is very flavourful (RM13.90). Choose the fettuccine style pan mee for best texture. Self service model. Price above average for pan mee. Mostly more than RM10. ”
“ I give this place 5 stars. The ban mian texture, the taste, the cleanliness, the friendly and helpful service, all met my expectations. A good range of new and fresh creative ways of serving ban mian with soup or stir fried. There are regular, bitter gourd, hot sour, peppery taste, etc. I went for the stir fried hometown style which taste a little like “char kuey teow” Super delicious. The Chinese pancake dessert is divine, not too sweet.. even the soya bean drink was creamy and good. Love this place. ”
“ Love the pan mee. Many kind of pan mee to choose from menu. Noodle texture is good. Stir fried pan mee taste like cha kuey teow. Yum! Soup one are nice too. ”
“ Loved the food here. The fried ban mian was the best if the two. The other dish we had was the hot & sour ban mian. While I thought it was nice and sour, the gf found it a lil bit too spicy for her. The herbal tea was a little bit too sweet for us. Hope the establishment will cut down on the sugar the end time around. Staff was friendly and cheerful all round and here's to many more visits and customers. ”
“ I m a noodle enthusiast. This shop does not disappoint me. I have tried their fried ban mian. Its excellent.. i can feel the wok hei. I myself prefer dried / fried noodles than soup.. once i have tried their spicy ban mian soup.. i guess i m in love with it.. it really warm my tummy and i feel comfortable. I guess its best to try the soup based noodle during rainy days. This shop is located in 17 mall and its new, clean and comfortable. ”