Jojo Little Kitchen

One of my favorite pan mee chains in KL, and I like that fact that their standards are quite well maintained throughout their different branches here.
If you’re someone who knows about chili pan mee, you would know Jojo. Their dry pan mee is one of my favorite noodles so far, and I always add way too much dry chili flakes and finish my noodles with tears — but that satisfaction every time when I’m here is so good.
Their prices I would say is fair for what you expect to find in KL, the only thing would be that I usually don’t find one portion of noodles enough for me. It might be a just-​nice portion for girls, but for guys you might want to add on something on top of your order.
Drinks wise, I like their three layer milk tea a lot too — not too sweet and really fragrant too.
If you want to try something special, order their fried meat. If you order it with the pan mee, it’s RM8 and they do give a decent amount of meat slices.
Challenge about dining here would be getting a parking spot here, which I usually have to double-​park. But, remember to pay attention to your car when you do that, don’t cause inconvenience to others :)

Hands down, probably the best commercialize pan mee in Klang Valley in terms of taste. However the recent price hike is a HUGE turn off. A bowl of pan mee used to be RM6.50, now it cost almost 8 :(

JoJo is famous for the pan mee and is comparable to Face to Face in many ways. Personally I really like their curry pan mee with the curry being creamy and flavourful soaked up by the noodles and just tastes so darn good.
The minced pork dry pan mee is another one of my favourites, juicy and tasty minced pork goes well with the softness of the pan mee noodles. The food here comes out surprisingly fast — I’ve only been here twice but both time they came out within a few minutes so I’m guessing everything is already prepared and cooked in the kitchen and they throw all ingredients into the one bowl and serve.
I always have my pan mee with honey lemon drink as it is refreshing and a good complement to my meal.
I will definitely be back at Jojo Little Kitchen soon when I’m in the area — it’s hard to miss the huge black signboard!

Great chilli pan mee but not the best, because i pick F2 °F over this :) sorry Jojo pan mee
Their chili is good here, but I think its the pan mee that makes a difference. I find the mee slightly towards the dry side, which is kinda not very appealing to me. I prefer it more moist.
They also have other snacks like fish cake, fish balls and what not as an additional side dish. Their menu is simple. Two paged and it includes everything, but not that visually appealing.
One major problem of this outlet is the parking problem. It’s always sooooo filled with cars and you might need to go a couple more rounds along the street in order to get a parking spot.
Anyways, not that i don’t patron here. I still come here. But if given a choice, f2f comes first :P

I wouldn’t say this is the best pan mee yet but Jojo Little Kitchen serves, by far, the best minced pork dry pan mee I’ve tasted. The pork is very well marinated and the thick sauce is sweet and salty and all things scrumptious when mixed very well with the anchovies. Try not to ask them for the complimentary soup. It’s super salty. I think they cook it with a whole packet of just salt and water… just saying.
The herbal soup pan mee is the perfect bowl of noodles especially during a rainy night. Infused with Chinese herbs, the flavours seep into the noodles and the taste is heavenly. If that is possible, go with a friend and order these two bowls of noodles. Add a spoon full of the herbal soup into your minced pork dry pan mee. You will love it, I guarantee it.
Drinks are not too bad at Jojo Little Kitchen as well. The water chestnut with coconut is a catch. It’s not too sweet but filled with natural flavours. It’s a perfect cooling drink of a hot and humid day. Another drink perfect for a blazing hot day is the cincau with lemon. Take it naturally without adding any sugar and you will love it. It’s perfect especially when you are slurping down their signature spicy pan mee… one that I can never survive if I were to ever try that.

It was just that I was craving for pan mee and Jojo Little Kitchen was just around the corner.
I went over and order a bowl of pan mee and waited for my food to come.
Honestly, I have never been a fan of Jojo Little Kitchen but I did not have much choices that day.
To my amazement, when the noodles came, the aroma from the soup was tempting. I started eating and it was really good. They have improve their quality of the years, and also their service at the one at SS2.
I wouldn’t mind coming here again if I am around the area.

Jojo Little Kitchen serves the most toothsome Spicy Pan mee in town but probably you might struggle to find the right place. Let me be extremely blunt, this branch located at SS2, I can safely tell you that they are truly one of the best. My personal favourite are spicy pan mee and they are served with a poached egg, anchovies, star gooseberry and for the grand finale, their piquant dried chili. Sounds promising don’t they?
if you are non-​spicy consumer. Fear not, they have a variety of Pan mee ranging from soup to dry which weren’t spicy yet divine. However, you have to bear to waiting as usually here are packed with people (mostly workers on weekdays) everyday. I must say they do charge at reasonable price for every Pan mee. One thing should be aware of is that their parking might come to a challenge for you during the peak hours. Other than that, they are as wonderful as to be!!!

My favourite place for soup based pan mee because their pork slices noodle taste natural and healthy! I rate their food according to two points. Point one, the soup taste very natural without being too salty and MSG-​ish. Point two is that they give a hefty amount of vegetables and meat slices. That won me over instantly!
Jojo pan mee is located all around town and you basically find them everywhere. Pricing is reasonable as well, which is about RM6 to RM10 per bowl of noodle.
However, if you’re looking for chilli pan mee, (The dried ones with chille flakes) they don’t offer the best. However soup based noodle from Jojo Pan Mee is a must-​try!

Pan mee galore!
Jojo’s is the market leader in the local pan mee industry. They’ve been featured on various television channels and have been receiving many outstanding reviews.
Jojo’s has managed to rule over all other pan mee outlets thanks to their ingenious pan mee innovations.
They’ve got everything from your classic bowl of pan mee to one of their more adventurous flavours like dried curry pan mee.
You can be assured of a good bowl of noodles each time you set foot into Jojo’s!
Also, they serve homemade taufoofa and soy milk which is often sold out quickly.

JoJo Kitchen specializes in Pan Mee, and they offer more than just your usual chili pan mee. You can have it with hardball soup, curry (soup or dry), minced pork and many more.
My personal favorite is the Sotong Ball Pan Mee with Milk. 2 reasons why I like this the most. First they are quite generous with the Sotong Balls, and secondly, I could taste the salted vegetables and a hint of milk in it. Though it’s not as milky as i would like, but it’s still acceptable.
One the down side, the restaurant is ALWAYS crowded especially during lunch time! So if you go after 12pm, chances are you have to wait outside the shop for an empty table. It is advisable to go before 11:30pm or 12pm, before the crowd starts to come in.
The other is their quality control issue. Although the food were pretty good most of the time, I realized there were times that the pan mee were not really up to standard.

Jojo Little Kitchen offers the yummiest Lat Jiu pan mee in town. Being their signature dish and my personal favourite, it is served with a poached egg, ikan bilis, mani cai (star gooseberry) and of course, lightly fried dried chili, all ready to be mixed up and eaten. Bolder customers can opt to add more chili that has been readily prepared at each table. However if spicy doesn’t rock your boat, Jojo also has a vast variety of pan mee ranging from pork ball pan mee to herbal chicken pan mee, making a second trip back or more worthwhile. Besides an option for thick or thin noodles, the restaurant also offers hand-​shredded noodles, a little known secret that only regulars know about. Situated within the square of SS2’s centre of activity, it is a convenient place to go for a fuss free meal.
Be warned though, at peak hours, parking in the area can be a challenge and even getting a table there may involve a bit of waiting

All you pan mee lovers out there, listen up! This place has a variety of pan mee you can choose from. You can choose from thin to thick noodle, soup to dry pan mee, tradition to modern style pan mee. It is nice to have a quick meal here especially during lunch hour, as they hire many workers to accommodate the frenzy!
I’ve been here twice before. The 1^st time I had traditional pan mee, while the 2^nd time I had century egg dumpling pan mee. I loved both types. The noodle is so smooth and fine. If you’re a soup lover, this eating place is a must-​go! The soup is not salty; therefore, the taste is just nice. I definitely recommend this place for you all who seek for reasonable and great pan mee!