Hameed Pata Mee Goreng in Padang Kota Lama is said to serve one of the best mee goreng in Penang. Located in a food court next to Fort Cornwallis, I paid this place a visit just before heading back to Kuala Lumpur.
If you’re there during peak hours, be prepared to wait. Like Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng, red gravy is added to give the noodles the bright red hue. I ordered a plate of mee goreng special tambah sotong, and the portion was fairly large.
Tastewise, I found the noodles better than Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng. Noodles were well mixed with the sauce and ingredients, and boasted a firm texture. I liked the sotong, which was tasty from the savoury-sweet gravy. If you can’t take spicy, it’s best to have a cold drink on standby and you will be sweating buckets.
Halfway through my noodles, Ken suggested adding some mee rebus gravy to give it a different flavour. If you like your noodles wet, you mightenjoy this but I prefer this mee goreng the way it is.
I overindulged and ate almost two plates of mee goreng. Let’s just say moderation is key because my stomach started its ‘washing machine’ mode an hour or so after the meal. If I’m not mistaken, my plate of mee goreng cost RM6 because I added more sotong. Go try!
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Ambiance: 4/10
Price: 6/10
Food: 7/10 (halal)
Verdict: If you want good mee goreng in Penang, give this a try.
Hameed Pata Mee Goreng
Padang Kota Lama Food Court
(next to Fort Cornwallis)
Jalan Padang Kota Lama
10200, Georgetown
Penang
Close on Sunday
GPS Coordinates: N 5 25.200 E 100 20.539
6 comments
Bangkok Lane one sucks. This one nice ……
Yup! Thanks for taking me there. 😀
Hehe, I thought you ate MORE than 2 plates?! 😛
I ate mine, then a bit of rif’s and 2/3 of yours. Not yet two plates hahaha! 😛
ooo, it’s pouring this morning, and it’s all cold & wet outside, so i’m thinking a fiery-red mee goreng might help warm me up (even though my spice-averse stomach will probably protest!) 😀
Hahaha…your stomach will protest! 😛