I love wontons. Those dainty little things that only needs finger tips to be picked up, before popping it hassle-free into the mouth. My favorite part of a wanton would have to be the nicely folded, crisp and crusty edges. A pocketful of pipping hot fillings would be a definite charm too.
Little Wonton
My Saturday night food hunt brought me to Little Wanton in TTDI. A rather small establishment situated on the second floor, same row as the infamous Artisans Coffee House.
I was there with gardennom that evening to sample some of Little Wonton's goodies.
Mushroom Onion Cheese. Rm7.90.
Priced at Rm7.90 per bucket of 6 wontons, I thought - please make this be good. Can't deny that these aren't exactly the cheapest wontons around. One bite and my smile slowly turned into a wide grin - it was absolutely delicious. Perfectly crisp with ample fillings and flavors that was a sensation on every mouthful. Tip: Eat it while it's still hot!
Banana Peanut Butter. Rm7.90.
Charcoal Noodles. Rm6.90.
One look and you wouldn't be able to tell from this from that. Both came with a handful of corn and green onions, slices of chicken and half an egg. Rest assured though, I've got it covered - after some swirl and stir.
Korean Sweet and Spicy. Rm6.90.
This bowl of noodles were served cold and drenched in chili oil beneath. For those needing an extra oomph, add a spoonful of dried chili and garlic flakes from the counter. Those were fiery but seriously addictive.
Creamy Roasted Sesame. Rm6.90.
If I were to choose between this and the former, I would pick this. Charcoal noodles in creamy sauce made fragrant by bits of garlic and roasted sesame oil. This reminded me a little of carbonara but a much more toned down version. It was delectable.
Overall Rating: 7.5/10. Loved the golden brown wantons; liked the charcoal noodles - but mostly the wantons. Both the sweet and savory wontons we ordered were fabulous. It was worth every penny spend. The charcoal noodles - not a huge fan, but it was a pretty decent carb-condiment to have at the side.
Address: 20 - 1, Lorong Rahim Kajai 14. TTDI, 60000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Phone: 03 77328613
Email: littlewontonbar@gmail.com
Opening Hours: 12pm-10pm (Mon-Fri) 11am-10pm (Sat) Closed Sunday
Facing directly in front of the TTDI flats, situated on the second floor, the same row as Artisans Coffee House.
Woo hoo! Love the wontons too! :D :D was a good find this one.
ReplyDeleteagree! =)
DeleteWah. Kicimiau thing like that RM7.90 ah. And why the Creamy Roasted Sesame purplish wan?
ReplyDeleteworth every penny! =)
DeleteReally tempting to try the sweet version but the parking at that area is horrendous >.<
ReplyDeleteyes it was! took me 20 minutes to look for parking at that tiny TTDI square.
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