Woo Pin Fish Head Noodles

Whenever I’m at Publika, I’ll always go to Eat Food Village for the Woo Pin Fish Head Noodles. I liked the fish head noodles a lot, especially with the added milk.
I went back there recently and had the same food, but it was very disappointing. The broth was lacking in flavours — I couldn’t taste the salted vegetables and milk in it. However, they were very generous with the fish head and they were very fresh.

Woo. woo. wooo. LOL. Fish Head Noodles, I believe are prominent and you could find probably many places. If you desperately want to try then DON’T ever give your «VIRGINITY» to Woo Pin Fish Head Noodle Stall, (Just saying).
My colleague and I were wandering around Eat Food Village. I, on the other hand are starving. I thought to give a try on woo pin fish head noodles. Seriously, no kidding. They were no people approaching to the stall. (You know what that means right?, it’s going to bad) Even my instinct resisted but still I fought over and just go for it. Boy, I regret it! Basically, the noodle came and it cost a fortune– RM 16.90 for a bowl of noodle but it will be reasonable if the food were good yet it just turned me down.
The soup base are pretty fine, but the noodle are soggy, taste really weird despite they have included many delicious ingredients. Now I know why? No one would ever approached to this stall even there are literally hundreds of people wandering around yet No ONE !!! Can you visualize it? I mean it is really disappointing when a delicious and milky fish head noodle could actually evolve to drastic fall oddly noodle.

As for my lunch time yesterday I went to Publika to try out Woo Pin Fish head noodle at Eat Food Village. Woo Pin Fish Head Noodle was well known from Cheras, and they have a outlet at Publika, I went to try out since I love fish head noodle because the soup is cooked by raw milk and mee hoon, well, when I walk to their stall, there is nobody que-​ing up for them, not like how I heard from others that it was super famous at Cheras, but it didn’t stop me buying it and try, so I purchase their Deep Fried Garoupa Fish Fillet Noodle, it was RM16.90 PER bowl, I was shocked that a bowl of fish head noodle can be that pricey, so I thought of maybe the taste is going to be super good
But it turn outs, the soup was great, milky as I wanted it to be, but the noodle is disappointing, because it is lunch time when I went there, so people would prefer to get theirselve a set of meal with a fix price from Rm9.90 to Rm12 max. SO that explain why there is no people supporting their fish head noodle. But for me I am going to rate this low because I had tasted some other fish head noodle from other places and they are not that pricey as this bowl of fish head noodle that I tried.