Lam Mein

BroccoliBandit

Local Guide

9.8

Super crispy roasted pork, tender char siu, delicious Hainanese chicken. The best beef brisket and wanton noodle. Food - 5 Star. Foodcourt lack of seat for eating - 2 Star.

SpicySnackSquad

Local Guide

9.0

We ordered the crispy pork belly with rice and the deep fried tofu marinated in soy sauce. I love the crispy pork belly. The skin was so crispy! Quick service, friendly staff.

SnackSlinger

Local Guide

9.0

Their beef and wanton noodle soup is the best I’ve tried so far, and comparatively at par with what I’ve tasted in Hong Kong and Taiwan!

CozyPineapple

Local Guide

5.5

First time to try their php 490 best seller 3 bbq plate.. seems off the first time I saw it in a large bowl, the good about this is the flavor, bokchoy, rice and the roasted pork. Points for improvement: the egg still has its shells on, chicken is not boneless and its meat is very small in portion, the char siu is worse, couldnt eat it at all as it tough to chew.

CookieKing

Local Guide

5.0

Lam Mein Mitsukoshi is located in the food court of Mitsukoshi, but it is not an extension of Mitsukoshi; it is a sister store of Lam's Kitchen. Personally, I really love the smiles of the staff. The taste is quite similar to the ramen found in the Chinese communities of Asia. I appreciate the cleanliness of the place, and while it may not be exceptionally delicious, it is certainly not bad either. It is a perfectly acceptable option for dining in a food court.