868 Mamak Stall was located at what seems to be a housing area, where a few shops pop up randomly in between some houses. Update 2021 The stall is now closed and it is currently being run by a different owner, selling typical goreng-gorengan like fried rice and fried noodles. × Dismiss alert What makes […]
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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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Hock Kee Seafood was one of the good restaurants serving both unique and authentic mainstream food. Firstly, we had Seafood Otak-otak In Coconut. There were prawns, otak-otak, squids and shark meat. The sauce was cooked with the coconut juice and it was creamy and eggy. It was too full and couldn’t fit everything into the
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The name ‘longkang’, which means drain, in this Char Kuey Teow Longkang place, originated from the ditch right across the road. Worry not, as the drain area is rather far away for the eatery, and there wasn’t any bad smell nearby when I was there. Contradicting its unappetizing name, Char Kuey Teow Longkang was decent
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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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Wak Apom Balik is a mini roadside stall in Kuala Kedah selling one of the most delicious and buttery apam balik. To locate Wak Apom Balik, find these shop lots and the post office (Pejabat Pos Kuala Kedah). The stall is on the opposite road. The road side stall of Wak Apom Balik, in front
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Tua Pui Curry Mee is a must-try in George Town, Penang. You may be surprised that a quite stall like this serves delicious authentic curry noodle! (As you would expect a long queue for any good food in Penang) The tasty curry broth was very thick and rich. Another specialty of Tua Pui Curry Mee
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Kedai Kopi Sing May Mah was popular among the locals for its loh mee and also yam rice. The yam rice made by one of the stall, Eng Yam Rice, was fluffy and balancedly coated with the dark soy sauce. The dried shrimps in the rice occasionally give a salty fragrant flavor boost. And the
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We dropped by Auntie Kopitiam in Kuala Selangor for a quick mini snack before heading to Perak. I specifically wanted to order their Sandwich Sambal (RM3.80). It was alright, just that the sambal was quite spicy. The sandwich was slightly toasted so it had a nice crispy texture. The egg and onions gave the sandwich
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Cendol Bakar Kuala Selangor is a good stop to refresh yourself if you are passing by. You can get your ice cold cendol by dining in, or even via their drive-thru lane! While the cendol was decent, and the gula melaka (palm sugar) was good, overall it was quite average. I had the Cendol VVIP
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