Apong Guan Penang, Jalan Burma

Apong Guan

Along the stretch of Burma road, in front of a primary school, are two stalls selling apom pancakes: Apong Guan and Apom Chooi. Old photo, latest price was at RM0.70 per piece I prefer Apong Guan’s version as it was softer and fluffier, with a creamier content of corn and banana. It was not too sweet. […]

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Apom Chooi Penang

Apom Chooi

Along the stretch of Burma road, in front of a primary school, are two stalls selling apom pancakes: Apom Chooi and Apong Guan. Apom Chooi’s pancakes were thinner and dryer. The pancakes had three different flavors: original, pandan, and rice cake. Above is the original flavored pancake, with a little bit of corn and banana inside.

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What is Wok Hei

What is ‘Wok Hei’?

“IMG_5039-bw-colorFire” by billrdio is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ The term ‘wok hei’ is well used by most Chinese when it comes to food, it often dictates and determines the quality of food and also the skill of the chef. But what is Wok Hei exactly,

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SK Kim Alor Setar Kedah

SK Kim 合莎驰名菜脯魚 | Alor Setar Signature ‘Chai Po’ Fish

SK Kim 合莎驰名菜脯魚 serves the famous and unique ‘Chai Po’ Fish (菜脯鱼)- fried pickled daikon on steamed fish. The fish was relatively fresh, topped with lots of savory and crunchy fried pickled daikon, which were very suitable to eat with the rice. We also ordered Fried Squids. They were big, fresh, and chewy in a

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QQ Traditional Homemade Noodle Setapak Pan Mee

QQ Traditional Homemade Noodle (closed)

QQ Traditional Homemade Noodle was a hearty pan mee shop loved by many in Setapak. Update: The shop has permanently closed in early 2021 Homemade Soup Noodle (regular) RM6.50 + Egg RM1: The soup was savory and sweet because it used anchovies as the soup base. The homemade noodle’s texture was nice and slightly firm.

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Offside Burger & Cheese Sambal Dancing

Offside Burger & Cheese | Monash University Malaysia

Offside transition to Offside Burger & Cheese Offside had shutdown in April 2020, and reopened in April 2021 with the name Offside Burger & Cheese with possible ownership transfer. The new menu has reduced items. My visit was during the first version of Offside. See the menu section below for info. × Dismiss alert Offside

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