Well, of course the ambience is very much different from the first shop we went to and the crowd here is definitely the proof for cheaper food in this shop...
we have to wait for a short while to get seated...
the tables were fully occupied...
let's see... what shall we order...
we were quite hungry by then...
we couldn't resist not ordering these.... and compare to the ones we have in Malaysia...
well, their meat is more tender and the skin is less crispier...
Beef tendons.... nicely stewed...
white beancurd cooked with meat and salted fish...
my mom loves this dish cos it is appetizing...
plate of yong chow fried rice...
fried noodles with less oil and garlic and that makes it a bit bland...
A meal for 7 of us comes to only around $59usd ..
Cheap if you don't convert back to RM though...
But when it comes to TASTE,
I am missing our local food now! :))
Hehehe, of course if you convert the money it's expensive and if you do that, you will not enjoy anything there. Regarding Malaysian food choices, that's why I keep saying to home folks that they are lucky to have so much choices and no problem dining at anytime!
ReplyDeleteYum! Yum! Food certainly looks yummy. Bean curd cooked with meat and salted fish is a Foochow dish - not my favourite but we do cook that sometimes.
ReplyDeletei think there's also a lot of filipino restaurant there in san francisco
ReplyDeleteyou got try those dim sum in SF? there are lot of Hong Kong Sifu that had migrated to SF..
ReplyDeleteHaha miss Ipoh food leh :p Cheap hor 59usd for 7 person :) Have you try out their western food?
ReplyDeleteok.. don't convert it's cheap for 7 ppl... guess in Malaysia, we can't get the food for RM59 anyway...enjoy your holiday..
ReplyDeleteeh, go san francisco, must try their delicacies there! haha, why try back our local fare?
ReplyDeletewish i could go there in the future too..
Of course, when you are abroad, you can't convert. When are you coming back to Ipoh for the Ipoh food? haha...Enjoy your holidays!
ReplyDeleteOk ok I'm missing a lot here... Where are you? Haven't read your previous posts, but from looks of pictures, I'm guessing hong kong? Ok, let me read up... You enjoy!
ReplyDeleteIt's always the case when you are abroad. Never ever convert or you'll end up eating peanuts only. Each time I come back from abroad, I must have NASI LEMAK immediately upon touch down :D
ReplyDeleteEverything is expensive when we convert the price to ringgit. Just enjoy and have fun!
ReplyDeleteI am sure you are missing Malaysian food very much right now. You stay happy, Claire.
ReplyDeleteNice and tempting food there, but have you start miss the nasi lemak?? haha
ReplyDeleteFood looks good. Missed Malaysian food, then come back quickly.
ReplyDeleteWould not want to convert for sure.ahhahaha
ReplyDelete8 dishes for only $59? Average $7.40 per dish. That is very cheap. I think your first meal in Chinatown, the bill might counted wrongly. It might belong to other table.
ReplyDeleteafter the chinese food, try muslim and indian food ,
ReplyDeletethen let us know. enjoy yourself.
Wah, u're reminding of my days there! The dishes are making my hungry.
ReplyDeleteNot bad mah from the food there. Of course not as good as the food here but at least good enough la. SO many people makan there. should be oretty good la
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