Popular wantan mee at Big Big Wantan

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One of the better places to have Wantan Mee (Address: 49-G, Jalan SS 22/19, SS 22, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor) in Petaling Jaya. The noodles are nice and char sui (caramelized roast pork) is good. Best thing is, it is open till 11pm. Now you have another place for supper.


So, is the wantan really big? Above average, yes but not very big to warrant it's namesake.



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