The wanton mee is nice with the sauce. The char siew is balance with fat and lean. The only thing is the coffee shop is hot. Plenty of parking available.

1 of the busiest in this area. Favourite gathering place for non halal patrons. Surroundings is clean and service is good eventhough managed by foreigners.

Great food, very crowded, best roasted pork eaten so far. but the service can be better . Plenty of parking , the seating are wide but quickly occupied. Price are slightly expensive but worth the great taste.

Have not been here for awhile , wan tan mee was mediocre, chicken feet stew mushroom was so so .. overall this place is for lunch time nearby KLia

Really nothing to shout about over the wantan noodle 🍜 near Sepang Airport. Mostly grabs, taxi 🚕 🚖 and airport employees in the vicinity....

a noodle stall that has been in business for many years, famous for its wanton mee. sides of char siew, siew yoke, chicken feet, curry boar are available for extra order. no other choices of noodles except, well, wanton noodles. curry broth is tasty, cooked the chinese way ie watery and less spices used. i personally prefer thick curry broth with ho fun which is not their style of cooking. very helpful and personalised service by the waiter and waitress.

Due to there are several restaurants that are quite hidden near the KLIA main building, hence not everyone aware the existence of the several budget restaurants that exists nearby airport that ends up having expensive meals inside the airport building instead. Basically it's a Chinese restaurant that serves Wan Tan Mee noodles, but the tastes were just so-so only, at least the most affordable meals by far within the KLIA area. Used to be quite busy during normal days but due to pandemic period as travels has been internationally prohibited, hence it's very quiet with no single customers ever seen except those cyclists who ride KLIA and go here for breakfast. Parking is not free as you have to take ticket before entering the parking but the parking spaces is quite plenty. If I should know the existence of this place and nearby restaurants earlier, I should have been having meal in this place before go for international travel or coming back from other countries.

One has the options of wantan noodle or rice served with char siew, roasted pork and/or chicken. Mix and match; individual or sharing portion. Savoury wantan mee, not the thick sauce type. The char siew (bbq pork) is really tasty and juicy. Roasted pork is just decent though. Chicken rice came with a relatively generous separate portion of chicken. They serve (mildly) vinegar-ed pork trotter too, as an add-on. Prices are pretty standard. From 1 June 2018, the municipal is charging parking rate by hour at the Charterfield.

I wasn't expecting much at all when my colleagues brought me here for lunch. But was extremely surprised by the super delicious well BBQ charsiew. Although the location is pretty far, you should try here at least once if you are heading to KLIA or happen to be working/passing by around this side of sepang. Updated 2nd.visit: Came for bfast today and charsiew now I feel like just ok (3star). However, new discovery, the roast pork (siew yuk) is really good. Crispy skin and tender meat, yumz!

Well siew yoke was good..average wan tan mee dry and soup. Not eggy enough for mum. We were too late for char siew. The pigs trotter vinegar not strong tasting enough. Had shattered bits of bone. Coffee was fairly strong. Good place i guess for non halal food if you are flying off or just landed. Its our friend's favourite shop who waxed lyrical abt food.

They got this special minced ginger pork ribs😋