New Yong Len Restaurant is a food court at a corner lot in Taman Tun Dr Ismail. It is famous for two separate stalls specialize in two authentic Penang food: Char Kuey Teow and Prawn Mee (or Penang Hokkien Mee). The bowl of unassuming yet hearty Prawn Mee (RM9 for regular, RM10 for large) was […]
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Mali’s Corner has two locations in the Setapak area. They have been the go-to spots for many nearby University students and residents. The one located in Platinum Walk is a cafeteria style eatery, while the one at Taman Bunga Raya is a fixed stall by the road. Char Kuey Teow Special RM10: Their main signature.
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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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