Breakfast @USJ Taipan

One can always venture out to USJ Taipan, in this posting is at so called Taipan "2" surrounding. There are quite a number of good food, good place.

Firstly, the Dim Sum place at Hong Kee. One should try the "Siu long pow" (小龍包). Its kinda Shanghai Dim Sum (上海點心), the dumpling is made of some seasoned meat etc. and seal-off with flour skin before its steamed and served. The moment the 小龍包 is put into the mouth a soup-like liquid within the dumpling skin will flow out to give it a distinct taste and experience.

Next is this, its kind of  "lor-mai-kai" served in a dumpling skin!! A rather interesting piece of tim sum one can find.

Dislike tim sum? Something Indian? Why not The Nirwana Indian restaurant at USJ 9/5L. A cup of ginger Teh Tarik (pull-tea), Tosai, Masala Tosai.... why not?!?

Yorkshire Pudding

A traditional British dish that normally is served with roast meat, The Yorkshire Pudding. Its best serve with Gravy, the Real Gravy.....yammy yammmy yam yam... British pubs, another place that this kind of pudding can be found serving. Those who are interested can try out this site's recipe.

Hing Ket Grill House

Located off the Kesas Highway, turn-off at the Jalan Kebun exit (just after Bukit Rimau), its the Hing Ket Grill House ( 庆吉烧烤海鲜屋). Its about 6-7km off the highway towards Klang town. This place is famouse for its grill-lamb chop, crab, etc....

Otak-otak

Fried oysters omelette

Grill-squid (sotong)

Now come the main dishes, its mouth watery.....

The Grill-Crab that one should not miss.

Next, its highly recommended, the Grilled Lamb Chop and its served with mint sauce. Its grilled to perfection, meat is tender.

Singapore Foodcourt

Had this Singapore Hokkien Prawn mee (福建麵) at the old market hawkers centre behind the OG Departmental store (Bencoolen Road). First time eating this in Singapore, heard about it from AFC (Asia Food Channel). It very good, the prawn is at least fresh and blend well with a squeeze of lime & the special chili sauce. I am sure there are other stalls like this in Singapore that might be better than this place.....

Breakfast & Afternoon Tea @Petaling Street

Small & Hidden stalls serving good food at the vicinity of PetalingStreet (茨廠街). 

For breakfast, try this Hong Kong delicacy, "char-leong" , its actually "chi-cheon-fun" wrap with "yau-char-kwai" & serve with peanut sauce. This, can be found at Jalan Hang Lekir, near the junction with Jalan Sultan.

"Ye-san" (fresh fish meat) porridge and "pe-tan" (thousand year-old egg) porridge can be found at the fame Hon Kee Porridge stall at the other end of Jln Hang Lekir.

For afternoon High Tea, one can try the Soup-py stall along Jalan Sultan. Available after 4pm (weekend, earlier, usually after 3pm). The stall serves a variety of soup, Bakuteh, Fish soup etc...

Peanut soup with pig's throttle, mmmmh

Chinese wine (黃酒) chicken (left), yummy.

Top it off with vegetable served with oyster's sauce.

more of Penang

Curry mee stall at the Chowrasta market open air hawkers centre

Koay Teow Thng

Me favourite is that at Transfer road

At Swatow Lane food centre

Fu Chow fish balls soup with "Tan-Hun"

Curry mee

Pulau Tikus Hawkers (Penang)

Lam mee & Lor mee stall. 

Lam mee or Birthday mee is normally served during one's birthday (thus the name) during those good old days.

Lor mee's soup base is made of eggs, soya sauce etc. plus flour to thicken the soup.

Penang has the best Koay chap (duck soup). This stall is at the left side coffee shop (kopi tiam) opposite the Pulau Tikus police station.

The famous Jones Road mee goreng now has a stall at the kopi tiam opposite the Pulau Tikus open-air car park.

Nice bowl of meat balls noodle soup. other than this, the stall also serve Pak-cham-kai (steamed chicken), centre picture and Ye-san (fresh fish meat) porridge.

This stall can be found at a road side hawkers centre behind the temple (next to the Shell station along Burmah Road, before the PTikus traffic lights)

some Breakfast

No where to go for breakfast? For those laksa lovers, why not try out the Sarawkian laksa. One of those places that found selling this delicacy is at the corner coffee shop, Taman Megah. The row of shoplots opposite to the food court. Its next to a side lane adjacent to a car dealer.

Alternatively, one can always try out the traditional Toast-bread with half-boiled eggs and wash down with a cuppa of coffee or tea..... at Kopi Time Cafe, Atria or Makan-Makan at Kota Kemuning.

 

...... or a full American breakfast, Nasi Lemak (coconut rice served with chicken curry, peanuts & ikian bilis) at MJ Cafe, SS2, Petaling Jaya

Weird Lunch

Wash it down with a nice bowl of porridge that comes with a selection of 'Teow Chew' dishes. Smoked fish, tau fu, tau-yu (soya sauce) chicken, below etc.

The most expensive snack ever bought by our duke, Yoong. Some grilled cutter fish with 'special' sauce, cost a bomb !!

some Hawkers Fair

The Penang Island, Pearl of The Orient, or locally known as Pulau Pinang. "Pinang" is translated as Betle Nut, this is where its name comes from. Every holiday session, thousands of visitors come from all over the world and other part of Malaysia to this tropocal island to experience the beaches, scenery, unique cultural heritage and of cause its FOOD.

Mini Murtabak (left), crispy mini apom

Satay and Mee Goreng (right)

Frying of Pie-Tee base and hot wok

Some of the hawkers food stalls found at Gurney Drive near the roundabout