They now have a shop lot operating from 10:30am – 9pm, so whoever wish to have their fish head noodle after 3pm can now dine here as their open air stall diagonally across from this shoplot closed at 3pm

Side order: baby spinach, fish paste etc

dessert, they sell out quite fast or they prepare their dessert late, we were there at 3pm, and they don’t have sago gula melaka which taste good.

Soong fish, haruan fish or fish paste, RM8-RM10.50

Haruan Fish Noodle, RM10, they always run out of thick rice noodle, only lai fun(assam laksa noodle) and usual thin rice vermicelli (mee hoon) is available

Fish paste noodle, RM8

Soy Pudding, RM3.30, taste like cooled tau fu fa, not nice

Herbal Jelly, RM3.30, taste normal

All in all, just an average fish head noodle

Address: SS20 Fish Head Noodle

No. 28, Jalan SS20/10, Damansara Kim

Operation hour: 10:30am – 9pm (Monday – Sunday)

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Ka-Soh in Medan Damansara, just behind Victoria’s Station steak house

Their specialty is toman fish head/fillet noodle

more specialties

Ostrich and deer

Frog and fresh fish

Soup menu

Beancurd menu

A mixture of fresh fish and fried fish, i would have prefer all non-fried fish as i find there is fishy smell on the fried ones. Love the thick noodle, but that’s pretty much it, nothing spectacular. Above is small (RM20.50) just enough for 2 person.

Address: Ka Soh Fish Head Noodle (They also have a branch in Jalan Delima off Jalan Imbi, and also a branch opposite Ritz Carlton KL according to their website, but some blog mentioned Ritz Carlton branch have moved to Jalan Imbi)

136, Jalan Kasah,

50490 Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia

Telephone/Fax: 603-2093 7388

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Website: Ka-Soh

This is my collegue and my favourite haunt in Mid valley. I always order their fresh fish head mee hoon which is non-fried fish with mee hoon. If you don’t fancy mee hoon, you can opt for fish paste with vegetable soup which comes with a lot of vegetables and no noodle.

They also have fish paste noodle(mee hoon or yee mee)

claypot porridge menu

Fried rice menu

They have 3 branches (Kota Damansara, Mid Valley and Subang Jaya SS15)

Fried Rice with shrimp and preserved vegetables, RM8.90, portion could be bigger, not bad

Fried Rice with chicken ham and salted fish, RM8.90

My favourite fresh fish(non-fried) fish head noodle, RM9.80. Their sour-spicy chilli condiment is very good as well. The soup is sourish and very appetising. You can opt for with evaporated milk or without.

Deep fried fish head noodle, RM9.80, lots of small bones in the fish. Surprisingly their fried fish have more bones than the non-fried ones.

Fish paste meehoon, RM9.80

Tofu rice, a square eggy tofu underneath the rice with sweet sour fish, topped with asparagus tempura.

Dried tossed udon(with a poached egg underneath) with a bowl of fish paste vege soup, ~RM14, a filling and healthy set as there are lots of vege in the soup

Lychee lemon plum drink, RM5.90, colleague mentioned it is a confused drink as it is sweet, sour and salty at the same time, don’t like it

Stir fried ramen with fish, RM10.80, quite like it as there are lots of fish in it, bamboo shoots in it as well.

Fresh fish with yee mee(fried egg noodle), RM9.80

One of the best fish head noodle which i have ever eaten.

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Address: Home Made Fish Head noodle (same row with Delicious and Chilli’s)

G(E)-015, Tingkat Bawah,

Mid Valley City,

Lingkaran Syed Putra,

59200 Kuala Lumpur

Telephone: 03-2282 0216