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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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A cozy restaurant serving local food. Kan Eng Restaurant served great food that made our group fall in love and cannot forget about them after leaving Hatyai. The Tom Yam was so good! It wasn’t too spicy and had a very soothing sourish flavors. You’ll want to have more after finishing it. Kan Eng Restaurant’s
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I visited Qing Jie Restaurant since it was very popular in Hatyai. Their signature dish is of course, the Braised Pork with Salted Vege (60-100 baht). I felt that the braised pork was just so so. The skin and fat did melt in the mouth, but the rest of the meat was very tough and
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Chok Dee Dim Sum is a famous dim sum place where visitors would go when they are in Hatyai. It is always a special sight to see a mountain of raw dim sums stacking on the counter. First, you need to select your dim sums (ranging from 39 to 45 baht) from the huge stack.
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The Kuay Chap in this shop (ก๋วยจั๊บ(ยะลา)เฮียสุย สาขา2, or Hia Sui Yala Branch 2) had a soothing herbal aroma that wouldn’t overwhelm your senses. The essential sweetness from the pork enhanced the flavors. You can opt for mixed pork, or just the meat if you don’t take offal. Operating hours: Daily: 10am – 8.30pm Menu
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