Happy Fellow 快樂肥宅 @ Mutiara Central Cheras in Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

"I’m very excited when I can finally found one place selling Kolo Mee. Sometimes not easy to find it here in KL. Happy fellow offered bfast , snack, so many option beverage, and kolo mee of course.. I’m the lover of Kolo Mee, and found this it’s like found another treasure for me not salty just super nice . Since I always miss home and this kind of noodle. I loved their Teh C, if come and have a visit, you can try this. For me their Teh C is super2 nice . It’s always be very good taste for me. Never fail! They have soy milk also, which you can order without sugar also still very nice. So many beverage option you can choose to. For the size n price, still reasonable . They have junior size n normal one. So we can choose either one. For the kolo mee lover, do have visit here! They have other branch also, but give it try for this!"

"Gave them a good rating because we tried their noodles and it didn't disappoint. Not too salty and l can safely say it's much better than the kuching shops that l tried. Their teh c was unusual and tasty. It's going to be my regular shop when craving Sarawak noodles! Place was aircond and comfortable. Need to scan their code to order from their menu."

"Overall good, the kampua is one of the best I’ve tasted so far. The toast is thin and crispy, very nice"

"Absolutely amazing noodles! Love their kolok mee with chilli oil! The Sarawak laksa is also very fragrant and nice! Rice dishes are not as nice. Good service and fast!"

"We’re not that familiar with Sarawak food - and ordered Kolo Mee and Sarawak Laksa to try. My Kolo Mee was not too bad - noodles were springy, would have liked a bit more cha side or minced meat, the soup was tasteless though. My sister’s Sarawak laksa was definitely more flavorful, it has more of a sour tinge unlike curry laksa or nyonya laksa. They offer one complimentary refill for noodles - so those with larger appetites can top up. Environment wise is simple, clean, not much deco. But service staff is attentive and quick. Nice place for a fast meal."

"I enjoy Sarawak kolo mee so naturally I went to visit this new Sarawak inspired kopitiam near my place in Cheras. The menu comprises mainly Sarawak famous dishes - Sarawak laksa, kolok mee, Kampua mee in a variety of sauces and also Sarawak dumplings. It also have set lunches and offers typical kopitiam breakfast such as half boiled eggs and kaya toast. I ordered the standard kolok mee and dumplings in shallot oil. As you can see the kolok mee portion is huge and for Rm12.90 is good value for money. It tasted very good and I like the springy noodles texture. The char siew is unlike your typical wantan mee stall so don’t expect too much of the char siew which is just dyed red color lean pork meat. But there was plentiful of minced pork meat and fried shallot which enhances the flavor of the kolo mee. As for the dumplings although it tasted good and filled with meat, I find it too oily as the dumplings are drenched in shallot oil. It may be best to have it shared with few others as I ordered it just for myself and the portion is huge, I think there are more than 10 dumplings. The ambience of the place is good and clean yet it’s kinda odd with a big projector screen showing old HK movies on the wall. I would certainly revisit for breakfast next time."

"One of the better kolok Mee in Cheras. Usually have their fried chicken chop but this time tried their fried pork chop, no regrets, balance of fat and lean meat, juicy and not dry. Their coffee is good too just portion can be more. Can refill noodles once for free."

"We had Kampua and Sarawak Laksa. I think the taste is good, tastes authentic like from home in Sarawak. Wished the laksa was abit hotter but other than that I like it. First time trying at this branch, previously tried in Setia Alam. This one is newer and has lesser people, still good regardless. Would come again."