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It was the case of the Flying Wantan noodles, that brought us out to lunch at Simon’s Delights one fine afternoon… How high can you go? Or How high can you fly? Tossing the wantan noodles to new heights – that’s what this guy does for a living. He can be spotted at Restoran [...]
What so special about Ipoh Beansprout Chicken anyway.. ? The thing that caught our eye, was the smooth, white chicken, hanging at the front of the shop. It kind of gleamed when it caught the noon-day sun, and we knew from the growl in our bellies, that we needed to eat soon, so we quickly [...]
The name of this restaurant Sei Ngan Chai, directly translates into ‘Four-eyed boy’ or the ‘Bespectacled Boy’ Restaurant. Cute name isn’t it, and hard to forget. Well the specialty at this restaurant is the fried noodles, curry mee, and pan mee. (and if you are a fan of Pan Mee, you might want to browse [...]
Introducing one of my favourite breakfast places, called the ‘Big Tree Pan Mee’ .. do you know it? The best thing about getting my car serviced is actually, the breakfast. That’s right, at Mazda in PJ, the service is so good, that they take you to breakfast, while you’re killing time waiting for your car. [...]
Goose or duck.. which do you prefer? Some folks swear by the meatiness of goose, and some prefer the succulence of the smaller duck. But you know, these two birds, they have their differences when it comes to their eating patterns. Goose are known to be vegetarian, prefer a diet of shrubs and grass, while [...]
We are besotted and obsessed with Restoran 33′s noodles, our current fave hole-in-the-wall, Chinese coffee shop. Smack in the middle of one of the busier blocks in Taman Bukit Anggerik, Cheras, Restoran 33 is a modest coffee shop that’s popular with local residents for its succulent Chinese dumplings (sui kao) and Pan Mee. Though the [...]
Two weeks abroad and one massive hankering for Hokkien Mee.. One of the great things about being away, is coming back to some good old fashioned Chinese hawker food. Doesn’t absence just make the heart (and stomach) grow fonder? And one of the great things about getting home on the weekend means loads of time [...]
Wai Sek Kai or Hawker Eat Street on Jalan Sayur, off Jalan Pudu (opposite Sek Yuen Restaurant on Jalan Pudu).. Ask any of the KL folks about this hawker street and they will point you in the right direction. Wai Sek Kai on Jalan Sayur could be a city icon in itself – one of [...]
So soon after writing this post, on 5 Sarawak Noodles Stalls in KL we cannot do without, a nice, kind reader left a comment on our blog asking.. What about Kampua Mee? If you’ve heard of Sarawak noodles, then you will know that the popular dishes in KL are the Kolo Mee, the Sarawak Laksa [...]
Low cost domestic airlines have increased travel and trade the last 10 years between East Malaysians and West Malaysians. Prior to this, the independent states of Sarawak, Sabah and Labuan Island separated by the South China Sea were as foreign to West Malaysians as Vietnam and Laos. With the ease of travel between these states [...]
If you think this location looks familiar, it is because Kaw Kaw burger was supposed to have opened here. However, Burger Bakar Abang Burn now stands in the same location. Since we were in that part of town (our foot and body masseurs are located nearby you see) we decided to check out this food [...]
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