7 Wonders Kitchen @ Kajang

Seven Wonders Kitchen.
A small restaurant tucked near the Kajang market, it draw attentions from many people; from regular patrons to new customers. This area is also populated with delicious street food from curry laksa, tai chow, to our favourite CCF stall.

Chris and I used to frequent this area a lot. Although he’s bored sometimes, I haven’t get tired of having dry curry noodles by the old lady just yet.
Coming back to Seven Wonders Kitchen, it offers a fusion menu. It used to serve quite a number of choices of western set, but it seems that they have turned to a more Chinese menu.

One of their recommended dishes is the ZhaCheong Ramen, served with thick minced meat gravy blended with mushroom & chillies. Strong flavour and has the kick!
If you like it even spicier, an order of Spicy Sze Chuan Ramen would be another good pick. These were being featured in 8tv’s HoChiak 🙂

Click HERE for the video.

ZhaCheong Ramen RM4.50
Spicy Sze Chuan RamenRM5.5o

Butter Chicken Rice at RM6 would be another wise order. As we’re into flavoursome dishes, the buttery flavoured chicken stir-fried with chili padi and come curry leaves boosted our appetite.

Another recommendation from the kitchen was the ‘Ibu’ Fried Rice @ RM4.50. Since Chris was tired of this, he opted for Pineapple fried rice @ RM4 instead.
Turned out to be an ordinary serving. Just typical.

The serving of Loh Mee looks clear and not really ingredient-filled. Surprisingly, its broth was good, but I don’t really fancy the noodles. Don’t think the noodles are drenched enough in its broth yet.

7 Wonders Kitchen
41-42, Medan Selera,
Off Jalan Bukit,
43000, Kajang, Selangor.
Tel : 019-382 7383

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7 Replies to “7 Wonders Kitchen @ Kajang”

  1. I don’t quite like Loh mee as the noodles are too thick and tasteless. Lam mee will be better 🙂

  2. wow… cheap and nice place that worth to explore

  3. wa, looks nice and cheap wor, but too bad this place is a bit far from my place.

  4. The Zha Jiang Mien look yummy~~ But too far from my plce 🙁

  5. Big Boys Oven says: Reply

    Looks awesome delicious and so affordable! 🙂

  6. ~Christine~Leng says: Reply

    Jason~
    yea.. i love lam mee better too 🙂
    and i also prefer hokkien mee that uses the ‘loh’ fat noodles than the soupy version of loh mee 🙂 tasted yummier ^^

    Jackson~
    do visit Kajang when u r free ya!

    Vivien~
    hi there. thanks for dropping by 🙂
    Where’s ur place? Can drive over to explore more Kajang food when u have the time ^^

    mimid3vils~
    Love the kick of this noodle 🙂
    Very flavoursome and kinda spicy ;P
    Can explore when u have time-off. haha ;P

    Big Boys Oven~
    you guys also seldom drive over to Kajang rite….? haha… next time let Chris and I bring u there! ;P

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