Ask any Ipoh locals for "Mun Toong fun" (Buntong noodles) and they will answer..."aiyah, that one ah, have to take number one." Yes, true... you have to take number from one ah pek upon entering into the corner shoplot along Yau Tet Shin Street, IPOH... BUT.... no, not now anymore.... I think their business has slow down this one year or so... Ah Pek at the counter does not give number tag anymore... the crowd is still there during the weekends but not weekdays anymore. It is opened in the morning and evening around 6pm or so...
i love the kon loe noodles
the lard makes it tasty...
the lard makes it tasty...
varieties of fish balls, bean curd ...
their beef stew is also nice and sweet...
of course, the fried foo pei too
unfortunately my pic turned out blur on that..
wow i love noodles and fish balls
ReplyDeletewow! so yummy! i also want some fish balls..
ReplyDeleteTGIF! share my good news.. i will be having a princess :)
yes.depends on which stall .. some are not so nice...i prefer those fried there and then.. nicer...
ReplyDeletenyumm... healthy food... all soup... ^_^
ReplyDeletethe beef stew looks good, my favourite!
ReplyDeleteVisiting you from Manila!
ReplyDeleteSo much pek chai thou! Chinese say no good, brings out the old penyakit...
ReplyDeleteyummy yummy, i want the fish ball^^
ReplyDeleteI never try this type of noodles b4. next trip to Ipoh must gv myself a try dy.
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty. :) Must ask my sis in law to bring me here. :D Have a nice day. ;)
ReplyDeleteI love soup :)
ReplyDeleteyummmy yummy~~ cant wait to crave for it!!!
ReplyDeletenot really into that kind of noodles. but the soups really look tempting...
ReplyDeletenoodles are fish balls are quite popular in IPOH here.. various types to go together with the different types of noodles such as meehoon, hokkien mee, loe shu fun, lai fun, hakka mee, koay teow.. etc etc...
ReplyDeletei like the foo pei and fishball! Drooling now.
ReplyDeleteis it really really good ka? i don't even know where is buntong ...hehehhehe. Like I said before, you really go to many places for food eh? We just came back from Ipoh today. Had the curry noodles opposite MGS school. Sigh..the portion is so small and had to wait so long :(
ReplyDeletehmm, your food are always looks delecious and im sure its nutritious. I tasted kon loe noodles in norway recently ,, and hmmm my son love it a lot
ReplyDeleteYummy Yummy! but where is Buntong???
ReplyDeleteYummy Yummy! but where is Buntong???
ReplyDeleteBarb, this Buntong noodles is in town, just behind Cowan street, the road name is Yau Tet Shin Street, near to the Odean stalls....
ReplyDeletehey dropping by. oh you're running a few blogs. i bookmarked the LetsWallop one only. :)
ReplyDeleteironically, i went to Buntong for the noodles at a house, whereby we still had to wait for a rather long while before being served.
wonder if this is the same one.
yes..this one is a branch and in town.. I dont know the way to buntong.. i tot that one has already closed.. so u know better than me.. :)
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