Kedai Kopi Fatt Kee Kota Kinabalu Hokkien Mee

How the Food Ate

The Honey Fried Chicken arrived glistening in a thick, glossy sauce. It was sweet and sticky, almost like a Korean fried chicken. It was well executed but not quite my style due to the pronounced sweetness.

The Hokkien Mee, however, was excellent. While it lacked that immediate wok hei punch upon arrival, the moment I dug in, the flavour hit beautifully. Savoury, well-balanced, and comforting. The standout detail? Their fried lard croutons which were large, crispy, fresh, and scattered generously across the noodles. It gave every bite a lovely crunch that completed the dish.

It’s also worth noting that while Fatt Kee serves pork, they do not serve alcohol or allow it on the premises. Take note of that if you are planning to have alcohol with your meal.

Pricing

Honey Fried Chicken - RM17
Hokkien Mee - RM12