The Roots Luyang

I like trying new things and this is first time I see a Crispy Watan Ho. I thought it meant the meat is crispy at first but turns out they fried the kuey teow.
Because it's fried, some of them are a bit tough to chew and I got tired of it really quickly because it was quite heavy to me.
So I think it's a situation where you either like it, or you don't. And I personally don't like it.

Not a fan of spicy but I do admit the chicken with the chilli sauce is somewhat more appetising. Overall the chicken itself is tender and pretty solid taste, salty and sweet at the same time without overpowering, good balanced flavour.

I've had plenty of mee hoon soup with ham choi base before, but it is my first time seeing it used in fried mee hoon, although in English is fried meehoon but Chinese is 酸菜*湿炒*米粉.
Colour me surprised, it was actually really good! The tanginess from ham choi helps keep each bite refreshing.
My only complain is the amount of tofu cubes felt like so little I think I can count on one hand.

For RM16.00, not bad at all, decent spicyness and price, portion is hugeee for me.

I dont know what is the science behind it, but I definitely not going to buy it again.

It is a fried wantan. I don't recommend tho.