Try Fresh XO Seafood - #01-12 Try Fresh XO Seafood

Drop by this place after watching one of the episode of Food King from NOC. Highly recommended worth the shot of traveling over. Had order their extreme unique salted egg bee Hoon ($8.90) and ($5) mee sua that was recommended by the other Google reviews. I enjoy the soothing broth, their seafood is indeed fresh and Mee Sua bowl was my favourite! Will definitely dropped by again someday.

Tried the XO Seafood Bee Hoon soup. Soup is tasty and plenty of ingredients. Worth every $8.90 spent

Tried this stall as it came highly recommended. For a $6 bowl, ingredients were generous and very fresh. Very tasted soup and can taste the hua tiao jiu distinctively. Bee hoon is the China variety with a different texture than local version. Delicious.

XO Seafood Bee Hoon Soup. I have heard and tasted the famous XO Fish Bee Hoon Soup from Dover (previously Holland Drive) but this stall hailing from KL really brings the taste to another level. It's also paired well with its crystal bee hoon which are translucent noodles with a chew but not quite your usual thick or thin bee hoon. Salted Egg Seafood Bee Hoon. Back to try their other popular dish, Salted Egg Seafood Bee Hoon. Verdict? I think I stick to their number 1, XO Seafood Bee Hoon Soup.

This place is seriously underrated. I ordered the salted egg seafood noodle pictured below and the seafood soup with xo. The noodles are really unique. They are the same texture of glass noodles but thicker so they have a bite. There is alot of wok hei in the salted egg noodles and the flavour is so umami. The seafood soup with xo is way better than putiens. The ingredients are generous and fresh. Soo yummy that I have returned here many times

Very fresh prawn and lala. Soup is so, so rich with strong XO taste. QQ bee hoon that’s different from our usual bee hoon. Stall owner is very friendly and fast. This is very easily my favourite seafood beehoon soup place now!

Salted egg bee hoon had a rich and thick seafood umami broth. I'm usually skeptical of salted egg dishes because of the food trend but this was really well balanced dish, even had a hint of smokiness. XO seafood bee hoon was more soupy and had a strong but balanced XO flavour which made an impression too! Both were excellent, and featured fresh seafood and prawn even deshelled. What a gem in a small food court!

Hands down one of the best seafood beehoon soup I’ve had. Ordered the XO Seafood Beehoon Soup ($8.90) and Salted Egg Seafood Beehoon ($8.90). The XO Seafood Beehoon Soup consisted of a huge deshelled prawn and generous amount rs of squid, clams, vegetables and an addictive and flavourful broth with hints of XO that was well balanced (not overpowering but also not subtle). The Beehoon texture is chewy and reminds me of shirataki noodles but much thinner and absorbs the soup well. Salted Egg Seafood Beehoon on the other hand had a prawn, generous amounts of scallop, clams and pork lard. The broth reminds me a bit of Sembawang white Beehoon but with hints of salted egg. While both dishes are so good, I can’t really pick one out of the 2 dishes to order, but the ingredients in the salted egg seafood beehoon were much more suited to my palate. Will come back to try the Hai Huang Mee Sua!