Huat Kee Fish ball @ Jln Loke Yew

If you like fishball noodles like Ah Koong or Tang's House of Fish ball, you might want to try Fatt Kee (Cantonese pronunciation)/Huat Kee (Hokkien pronunciation) at Jalan Loke Yew :)

I am not that good in giving directions but here goes... I only know the federal highway route, drive all the way along the highway (you will eventually reach Mid-Valley and automatically linked to Jalan Syed Putra) until you reach a roundabout. Taking a left at the roundabout will bring you to Merdeka Square, on the right will be towards Sg. Wang, Lot 10, etc. After turning to the right, keep left and follow the road pass the traffic lights, it's illegal to keep right at the traffic lights. You will pass a temple (on your left), keep right and enter Jalan Kinabalu. Keep going straight and go under the underpass entering Jalan Loke Yew. Upon seeing a flyover, keep left and make a U-turn under the flyover. Be careful here as you will need to make a left turn about 15m from the U-turn. Fatt Kee is the corner shop on the left :)

This shop used to open during day time... maybe the boss is nearing his retirement therefore only opens from 6:00pm to 2:00am now :)

There is an air conditioned room which we prefer to eat in since the shop is just beside a busy main road and next to a flyover. We managed to snapshot the menu:

Also the mobile number and opening hours:

What is special here is the soup, the sweet as it's boiled with the Sai Dou fish's bones, and not much MSG added. We usually go for the dry kuey teow (hor fun) mee and kuey teow soup. The fish balls are bouncy and sweet and yet not artificially made:

So... if you happen to pass this area and wanted to eat something light and not too solid, you can give this place a try, enjoy :)

updates:
banner at night:

Updates 18/8/2014:
Have not visited this stall for quite some time, passed by last Friday and got a glimpse of it... can't see the boss and his 4-wheel drive... seems like its being sold by the boss's workers instead... pity...