We went back to Mezza Norte in Trinoma last Saturday to try the food offerings of other vendors. One of those we bought was the bestseller of Joshua Tree, their Char Kway Teow, priced at Php125.
This Char Kway Teow is flat rice noodles with pork cutlets, bean sprouts and pechay (Chinese cabbage) stir-fried in dark soy sauce. I requested my Char Kway Teow to be slightly spicy only. I ate a little, shared some with hubby, and gave the rest to our helper.
Hubby and our helper liked it. My say: I loved the tender meat and the crunchy veggies, but for some reason, I didn’t like the flat rice noodles that much. I find thin noodles more appealing.
*Joshua Tree is owned by Maricel Agapito. She sells hawker-style Asian noodles at Mezza Norte.
So sorry you didn’t like the Char Kway Teow. I do hope it’s just because of your affinity for thinner noodles and not necessarily the taste. Hope you visit us again nevertheless. When you do, I’ll personally prepare our Kon Loh Mee for you. That’s my personal favourite which uses egg noodles so it might be more to your liking. 🙂 God bless! 🙂
Nope, it’s not the taste, it’s the noodles. I guess, I have to get used to eating flat rice noodles. I’d love to try your Kon Loh Mee next time. Thanks, Cel!
Thanks too! 🙂
Salivating again. Looks so yummy, I love eating different kinds of noodles sis.
wah! I love kway teow so much. Always have this one whenever I am in Brunei. Though their version seems saucy, still I am interested to try it.
mukha lang naman shang pancit canton? hahaha not familiar with Kay teow haaha 😛
looks yummy! too bad Mezza Norte is too far from our place…
I love noodles just want to know if that order is good for how many people?
I love Char Kway Teow because of the wide rice noodles!