jojo little kitchen is famous for their pan mee.. they have a few different types of pan mee, just see their menu. despite their creativity, i still prefer the traditional pan mee, or rather the original pan mee that's available in many other coffeeshops in kl.

their famous chilli..

the dry pan mee.

the traditional pan mee. i like the texture of the noodle, very smooth and slim. but that doesn't make it very good because the soup is not as good as the pan mee i usually eat opposite mommy's old office, taman maluri.

i don't think i will be going back anytime soon. reason is not because the food isn't good, but it's the service that pisses me off. the lady who took our order was very rude. yea i know you have lots of customers but that doesn't give you the slight chance to offend your customers, putting on no smile on the face and serve the wrong thing to us. serving something wrong isn't something big to begin with, but it is something to me when you don't bother apologizing and clearly state an invisible-come-visible what the hell message on your forehead. errrr, hello, it's YOUR mistake, not mine.

speaking of jojo little kitchen, they have a branch in puchong as well. a bunch of friends went there for dinner (when i was still in melbourne), ate pan mee, went back and had really bad diarrhea. (thank goodness i wasn't there, otherwise i might be suffering from diarrhea too) if one gets diarrhea, it's acceptable. but hell no, a FEW of them suffered from diarrhea after eating the pan mee. i didn't even know that it's called jojo, until i saw the banner in the shop. when i asked which was the lau sai shop, they told me it's jojo puchong. rofl.

anyways, i'm not trying to defame them, i'm just speaking through experience. you may go ahead and try it out yourself. :)

p/s : the one at kuchai lama is fine, no diarrhea.