Mamee Celebrates Hari Mamee In Conjunction with Mother’s Day and its 45th Anniversary at Mamee Jonker House.

Mamee Celebrates Hari Mamee In Conjunction with Mother’s Day and its 45th Anniversary at Mamee Jonker House. | Hi everyone. This year will be the fourth year I'm celebrating Mothers Day as a mother. This year Mother's Day were so special cos I've be given a chance to celebrate it at Mamee Jonker House, Melaka. 

Mamee Double Decker (M) Sdn.Bhd. invites us mommy blogger to celebrates “Hari Mamee” in conjunction with Mother’s Day and also Mamee 45th Anniversary at Mamee Jonker House at Bandar Hilir, Malacca. Located strategically at Jalan Hang Jebat or famously known as Jonker Street, Mamee Jonker House is the first retail concept store in the country launched by the group on 8 August 2013 after over 40 years of involvement in food and beverages manufacturing industry.

Yeah, Thumbs up Mamee!

“We’re celebrating our 45th anniversary this year and Mamee is looking forward to stay relevant as pioneer in the food industry here. By celebrating Mother’s Day which coincidentally rhymes with Hari Mamee (Mommy) with members of the media who are also the loving mothers of their children, they are able to do plenty of fun interactive things together at our very own Mamee Jonker House,” said sharSzany shahry abu shahriman, Head of Corporate Communications, Mamee Double Decker (M) Sdn.Bhd.

What's in Mamee Jonker House?

Mamee Jonker House features Mamee Café, World of Good Taste Gallery, Noodle Doodle, Lil Monster Kitchen and Mamee Merchandise Store. 

Upon our arrival, we were greet by the management of Mamee Jonker House and the fun were begins at the Lils Monster Kitchen.

But first let me take a pose first

Lil Monsters Kitchen

Ever wonder how your favourite Mamee Noodle Snacks are made? Lil Monster's Kitchen offer a hands on experience to personalise your very own Mamee Noodle Snack. Together with their team of friendly crew, this 1.5 hours guided workshop allows you to learn more about the ingredients and steps in creating the Mamee Noodle Snack. This process is actually the same as the large scale used in their factories.

Okay, in the Monster Kitchen your children will be guide to make their own Mamee Monster. Your kids will firstly have to watch the introduction video for their understanding of what going to happen next. 

After that, they have to put up their kitchen uniforms. The hair cover and the apron.

Zahra really love washing hand

After your kids wash your hands, so its time to make the dough. 

My happy girl so excited

After you kneed the dough, you have to flattened it using the roller. Your kids will the one who will spin it and it will be guide the kitchen assistant there.

After that, your dough need to be rest for a while, therefore while waiting your kids need to decorate their own Mamee wrapper. Zahra still small and can draw yet, so I help her and she ruined it back..haha

Then its time to make your Mamee really curl. Rolled it again.

Then a helper will help you to fried your Mamee using a deep fryer and a mold to ensure it stay in shape. 

There you go the finished product. It taste so natural an great!

Noodle Doodle

Fancy creating your own ready to eat cup noodle? Mix and match your favourite condiments and seasoning and follow through the steps in personalising your very own Mamee cup noodles.

After a fun time at Lil Monster Kitchen, we head on to Noodle Doodle. So here, they guide us to make the noodle cup mee. After you decorate your own Mamee Cup, it will go through the process of packaging your own choice of instant noodles cup.

First, they will add the instant noodle

second, choose your own vegetables

Third, seal it

fourth, wrap it

Fifth, vacuum pack it

Done!

Here you go, your own Instant Noodle Cup

After a fun time upstair, we head down back and check out the Mamee Merchandise Store and others interesting place.

Mamee Merchandise Store

Top off your Mamee Jonker House experience with some limited edition merchandise and souvenirs for your loved ones.

They are package that you can choose to buy the Mamee various product in a cheaper price. Also you can buy a souvenir for your love one.

I bought the fridge magnet for a souvenir. Its so cute and I couldn't resist it. 

World of Good Taste Gallery

Featuring the first Mamee Monster House and other exciting segments for a great photo opportunity and understanding Mamee Double Decker rich history and product evolutions.

World of Good Taste is a mini museum for Double Decker. In here you can learn the history of Mamee and others interesting thing.

You also can see the evolution of Mamee, the first packaging and its history.

the evolution packaging

Did you know Mamee also used to be one of proud sponsored of Manchester United? 

For your information, all Double Decker products are certified Halal by the JAKIM and also certified ISO 9001, ISO 2200, HACCP and FFSC 2200. So definitely, their products in good quality. Do consume it without a doubt okay!

For your information also, you will charges RM15 for this activities and the first session for this activity are start as early as 1100 am. :)

After a tiring session lets eat! So, lets go to Mamee Cafe.

Mamee Café

Indulge in some of our signature dishes such as Mamee Chef Curry Laksa, Mamee Mee Goreng Mamak and our Signature Traditional Hainanese Chicken rice and other mouth-watering delicacies at Mamee Jonker House Café. All foods and beverages served in Mamee Café is certified Halal by JAKIM Malaysia. 

Picture credit to Mamee Jonker House website.. Maybe I'm too hungry that day and forgot to the picture of the food..haha..But then, on that day, I had the signature nasi goreng kampung that served with the chicken satay. I love the chicken satay and the peanut gravy. Its taste great and the fried rice also spicy and delicous.

My lil Zahra eat the Hainanese Chicken Rice. She ate the whole ball using her hand and only managed to finish just one ball unfortunately. But the chicken rice is nice, the chicken is moist and the sauce also taste good.

For the drink, I took a cup of Latte. My favorite ever coffee and thank you Mamee Cafe your coffee taste great. Apart of it I also had the ice cendol.

Q&A session

After having our lunch, Mamee Jonker House gave us the token of appreciation and thats make another bag of Mamee to bring home. Huhu..Thats a wrap for that day. It was fun happy day in Melaka. 

Thank you Mamee for inviting me to this great event, me and my daughter sure having so much fun in your house that day. We will visit again soon.

So everyone who still doesn't have plan for this school holiday, come and visit the infamous Mamee Jonker House today and participate in all fun activities exclusively designed in conjunction of Mamee’s 45th anniversary celebration! 

For more information, log on to www.mameejonkerhouse.com or follow our social media account; Facebook and Instagram at @mameejonkerhouse for latest updates.

Visit MAMEE JONKER HOUSE at :

No 46 & 48, Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Street), 75200 Melaka.

Opening Hours:

Monday to Thursday 10.00am to 5.00pm 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10.00am to 7.00pm

Closed on Tuesdays except for public holidays and eve of public holidays.

Mamee Monster Rangup!

ABOUT Mamee Double Decker

MAMEE-Double Decker (M) Sdn Bhd was founded in 1971 when Executive Chairman, Datuk Pang Chin Hin started to produce dried noodles and vermicelli together with his eldest son , CEO, Tan Sri Pang Tee Chew. This small business, then known as Pacific Food Products and located in Ayer Keroh, Melaka set the wheels turning for what eventually became MAMEE-Double Decker. Datuk Pang’s other sons, COO Datuk Wira Pang Tee Nam and the late Pang Tee Suan, together with the rest of family – now in their 3rd generation – developed it into one of the largest food and beverage manufacturers in Malaysia. MAMEE-Double Decker was eventually incorporated in 1991 and became publicly listed in the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange a year later. The company has set up plants across Malaysia – including in Kuala Lumpur and Kuantan, and currently employs over 2,000 staff – before expanding to Myanmar, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia (by 2016).