[Eat Nico] GO Street Noodle (有麵食) at Sri Petaling (スリペタリング)

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January 28, 2026
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The meatball noodles, packed with rich, savory broth, are absolutely delicious—definitely worth a visit!

Man enjoying a bowl of noodles and side dishes at a restaurant in Malaysia.

Smiling woman eating soup at a restaurant table with side dishes in Malaysia.

A close-up of a meatball held in a black spoon over a bowl of soup with noodles and herbs.

We highly recommend these meatballs! They’re packed with a different flavor of meat and juicy goodness inside.

The moment you take a bite, the juices burst out with a satisfying squish! It really does burst, and burst, and burst!

It’s a flavor I’ve never experienced in Japan.

They offer a wide variety of noodle types, so you can choose from thin noodles, thick noodles, and more to suit your preference. The prices are quite affordable, and we ordered fried gyoza and an egg as side dishes.

Woman enjoying a bowl of soup at a restaurant with blue and white patterned bowls and a red stroller nearby.

A spoon lifts a large wonton from a bowl of wonton noodles with tofu puffs and greens.

This is a water dumpling noodle dish. The water dumplings are packed with a variety of vegetables.

A close-up of a wonton dumpling held in a black spoon, revealing its savory filling, with noodles and fried wontons in a blue and white bowl.

Menu for Go Street Noodle showing noodle options, toppings, and combo prices in Malaysian Ringgit.

There’s also an A+B+C set, where you can pair noodles or rice with side dishes, and the price is quite affordable.

Menu spread showing Dry Tok Tok Mee and Braised Pork Platter from Go Street Noodle, featuring traditional Chinese design elements.

Interior of a rustic restaurant with wooden tables and customers dining, featuring a no smoking sign and a view of the kitchen area.

Restaurant window display featuring Curry Noodle and Tomato Soup menus with Malaysian flags and Chinese calligraphy decorations.

Go Street Noodle restaurant sign with red neon lights and Chinese characters at night.

You can find it at various locations through its chain stores.

Wall menu displaying dishes like herbal soup chicken leg and braised pig intestine at a Malaysian restaurant.

Traditional Malay weapons displayed on a wooden rack alongside a bow and arrow in a room with decorative wall panels.

Menu display featuring Pork Lard Rice, Braised Egg, and Deep Fried Chicken Winglet in a bamboo basket with Chinese calligraphy.

Website: http://www.gotrio3.com/

Place name: GO Street Noodle (有麵食) in Sri Petaling

Contact: 03-9054 6159

Email: info@gotrio3.com

Location:

Jalan Radin Bagus, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

BUSINESS HOURS: 10:30 AM – 10:00 PM (Last Call at 9:30 PM)

Walk-ins Only

Table Reservations Not Available

Parking: Parking available around the shop lots.

[Eat Nico] GO Street Noodle (有麵食) at Sri Petaling (スリペタリング)

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