Saturday, January 06, 2007

:+: Foochow Breakfast :+:

Last time I used to go to this coffeeshop for breakfast every Sunday with my family. They serve Foochow food, Pork Leg Rice and Bak Kut Teh. Now, we rarely go there anymore because the Pork Leg Rice/Bak Kut Teh tauke moved to a new place. His Pork Leg Rice and Bak Kut Teh is very nice. My dad loves his pork leg very much, I like his Bak Kut Teh very very much. This tauke moved to his own shop. The kopitiam is next to the MAS building, the same block as Junction Corner.

Soon, Mr. Pork Leg Rice ex-shop evolve from some chinese name coffeeshop to Grandma Klang. Not far from here, there are new shoplots near the appartment. There is a shop called Madam Tang. For those of you who have been to KL or is living in KL, you would know of a popular dining area called Madam Kwan. Madam Kwan? Madam Tang? Madam Grandma Kwan-Tang? Hmm.. Just coincidence or double coincidence. Not like I'm saying they're copying names and all.. but they should try something more likely not coincidence to some people like me. Probably, Ah Ma Kwan or Tang Ah So or something. Just Kidding..

Grandma Klang specialized in Bak Kut Teh as shown:
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I specially love their 'Chow Chai Hung Ngan' (in foochow) [Fried preserved vege with big bee hoon]. Simply the best~
Satisfaction: Yes

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Look at that little boy. You can know how nice the Kam Pua Mee by the look on his face.
Satisfaction: Yes

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Mee Sua [so called long life noodles. Usually we eat it during someone's birthday].
Satisfaction: No Idea

For some Foochow cuisine, I would like to introduce another place that serve great foochow food. It's somewhere in Ang Cheng Ho area called Happy Cafe (I think..) The Chow Chai Hung Ngan (soup) is the best! Very the ho liak (delicious).

Thursday, January 04, 2007

:+: "BIGGEST" Beef Balls :+:

Always always always ask for what and how the food looks like and most importantly the size and quantity before confirming your order!

We had lunch over at Lam's Place. They have new items in the menu. So Lionel was interested in the Fried Beef Balls. We asked on how it's done. We were told that the beef balls would be deep fried. So ok..

This is the result of Fried Beef Balls:

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Our lunchie: (Anti Clockwise)Raw Beef Meat, Chilli sauce, Fried Beef Balls, Rice

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12 mini beef balls for 5 freaking bucks

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It's so small that it's the same size of the freaking soya bean card!

They should change the name to Fried Small Beef Balls. At least Lionel won't be so disappointed and I'll won't be laughing my head off.

Sunday, December 31, 2006

:+: New Year's Eve's Eve :+:

A lil celebration for the coming New Year over at my aunty's house.

After the superb dinner, we had some wine and cakes from Coffeebean. We got both Tiramisu and Chocolate Cheese cakes.
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I don't like the Tiramisu at all. It's just thick layers of cakes and small amount of cream cheese which tastes like orange. yerkkkzz..

At least the Chocolate Cheese cake saves the night from the Tiramisu NIGHTMARE.. It's very rich in its chocolatey and it's cheeseyness = YUMMY! Each mouth of this just easily dance around in your mouth. It's sooo smooth and creamy. Just the perfect types of cheese cake i Loved.

P/S: I will never get Tiramisu from Coffeebean ever again. =/

:+: Naruwan Special :+:

What a special day...

It's just one of those days I get to sit in Angel's ride. ~^.^~

Met up with ahGe and Lionel at RH Plaza. We decided to have lunch at Naruwan Special.

Naruwan Special is one of the sorta standard cafe shop. The price for their food and drinks are average cafe price.

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ahGe's Ham Fried Rice

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Angel's Crab Fried Rice

The Fried Rice is very nice. In foochow, we normally say 'cha eh kau', meaning that it's fried good enough with the right fire. =/ Doesn't sound right. What I'm trying to say is.. err.. It's delicious. =) My 'philisophy' of a good fried rice : "The eggs should be cooked not wet and raw plus, the rice is not 'over-fried', no burnt smell from the wok, distributes the salt and pepper evenly without having one part of the rice tasting F. salty, not too much vege and meat; rice is the main character here, and definitely no freaking Ajinamoto!! So artificial. Original taste is very nice and fresh."

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Lionel's Butter Chicken Rice

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Jit's Sweet and Sour Fish Rice

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My 'Ma Lak Mien' / Spicy Sauce Noodles

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ahGe ordered 'Wuo Tieh' / Dumplings

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I didn't finished my noodles. See how much OIL in there.
Satisfaction: Fail

Monday, December 25, 2006

::+:: Merry Xmas ::+::

Merry Christmas ya'all....

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lights (-)

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lights (+)

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Will update sooon.... (i promise)

Wednesday, December 20, 2006

:+: Aloha Baby! :+:




There's this interesting bakery shop at Jalan Song called Aloha Bakery. It is at the same row as the new Upwell Supermarket.



You can smell the delicious pastry smell once you get down from your car.



I couldn't resist the temptation of having one of their freshly baked BEEF PIE!!


When I walked to the counter, I saw...

PRETZELS!! The first bakery shop that sells PRETZELS!!

Naked Green Beans

Sweet Green Beans Porridge (Lek Tau Suan) or in Anna's language; Naked Green Beans Soup

I found this recipe in www.kuali.com

Ingredients
  • 300g skinned, split green beans
  • 1 fresh orange
  • 100g rock sugar
  • 100g castor sugar
  • 2 litres water
  • 2 pandan leaves, knotted
  • 4 teaspoons water chestnut (ma tai) powder, mixed with some water into a solution Chinese cruisers, sliced thinly
Method
Soak the beans in water for 30 minutes. Drain and steam on high heat for 20 minutes.

Peel the orange and reserve flesh for some other use. Slice the orange peel.

Bring the rock sugar, castor sugar, water and pandan leaves to a boil. Add the beans, orange peel and water chestnut solution. Cook until the soup thickens slightly and has a translucent look.

Serve with the thinly sliced Chinese crullers.

Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Gonna Taste Sabah

Hey all..

I'll be leaving Kuching for Kota Kinabalu, Sabah this Friday (20th October 2006).

I've done a little research on Sabah's delicacies and hoping to try them in KK.

Here's some preview on Sabah's goodies:

Tuaran is famous for their Tuaran Noodles. Hopefully, I can stop by Tuaran to try the noodles. hiak hiak..

*In fact, I've found one only. X3*

See ya all NEXT MONTH!! BUH BYE~~

Saturday, October 07, 2006

They found Nemo

See what I found...

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Friday, October 06, 2006

The Traditional MMS

Long long long time ago, in China, mooncakes they send secret messages through mooncakes.

Today, I got this from a friend through msn. I shall call it MMS (Mooncake Messaging Service) the traditional way.

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