One of her favourite dish is found here in Wing Kee Restaurant, she loves that one dish there where other places do not have. Since there were only three of us, we ordered three dishes thinking that they would come out in small portions. But to our surprise, each dish was as big as the other and I think they were enough for five persons instead of three...
Their steamed smooth eggs garnished with onions is a good choice....
Kids will love this dish...
But for three persons, we really have to take big scoops on our plates....
so much so that I will not want this dish again for the next few months or so... LOL...
Saved by these sourish and spicy vegetables.. at least it neutralizes the steamed eggs...
Very nicely cooked... *gau suin gau lak*
There.... my girl's favourite dish of all times...
Only this restaurant has it... "Buttered Crispy Fried Talapia"
*Lai Yau Yue*
Crispy and nice... each piece taken has a crunching sound...
Tell me... healthy or not... LOL..
But thank goodness, they took the trouble to strain out the oil...
Just look at that...
Enormous portions, right?
Can feed a family of five or six... surely....
Ok, as for the bill, it came to RM52... phewwww...
I was expecting something over RM60...
I was expecting something over RM60...
The price is very reasonable. The second dish is so sour and spicy - will take many bowls of rice to finish eating it.
ReplyDeleteYes, I ended up taking rice more than I usually take.. there goes my diet plan.. hahaa...
DeleteDid you all finish eating the 2nd dish? Egg dish easy to.finish, so smooth it will slide down your throat effortlessly.
ReplyDeleteAll finished except for the sauce and a bit of egg left... too much gulping down the egg is very filling.. :)
DeleteRm52 is okay la, I like the Fried Talapia!!!
ReplyDeleteCrispy but heaty.. .:)
DeleteFried butter tilapia - very tasty - I like but cannot take many pieces at one go so must tapao. Did the 3 of you finish eating this last dish?
ReplyDeleteYes, that fish dish we finished to the bones.. cos the kids like it...
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Deletewah, the steam egg is really "whet whet" (cantonese, slippery smooth) until i also feel like eating, scoop one spoon and hisap into my mouth, let it melt and then slip down through my throat, aaaahhh!! so nice.. and RM52 for one family, okay lah, not too expensive, even expensive also once in a while mah~~ :)
ReplyDeleteSpoken like advertising for steamed egg... Sounds like steamed egg spokesman!! hahaha...
DeleteCheap. Those yellow lights at restaurants - real bad for photos.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I am using my iPhone to take...
DeleteThat's a good deal. Food looks great and huge portion indeed, like you say can feed more than 3 people. Guess everyone is filled to the brim, hahaha!!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, and the thing is we kept on adding rice.. :)
DeleteFor 3 ladies, the portion quite big...
ReplyDeleteNext time call 5 people.. hahaha..
DeleteShould have vacuum pack, poslaju over, lol...
ReplyDeletehahahaa... you better shift to Malaysia... :)
DeleteI like steamed egg too but i'd prefer the version with century eggs and salted eggs :P
ReplyDeleteI forgot to tell them..actually should be three in one.. nicer..
DeleteWah ..so sumptuous ! Nice to see your big bro and wifey today. So coincident !
ReplyDeleteWhat a good surprise! I think he goes down more often now..
DeleteI am with your girl...the first dish looks wonderful and I have never seen such a thing around here. You have so many countless places to eat there, we do not have so many.
ReplyDeleteYou have plenty there too, Ginny.. my sister took me to a lot of nice food too when I was in US.. I think it depends on the area, perhaps?
DeleteSaw this update in FB.. Slurp... I love jing sui dan.. Won't go wrong.. The other day, I steamed eggs with hamtan and peitan too, sedap to the max.. Oohh, choy-keok again, yummzzz.. Very hoi wai, kan? Wow, I love the butter fish, but I like the wetter version.. I always order the "sap lai yau gai" (wet butter chicken), so they add more milky gravy...
ReplyDeleteSo pandai to make sui tan... I always end up either too dry or not cooked ... the timing is just not ngam...
DeleteWow! Really a big feast!
ReplyDeleteLike that steamed egg custard and fried fish fillet. They used tilapia? Wow.
Yes, tilapia.. or it is talapia? Whatever... :)
Deletethat buttered fish look so delicious. No wonder your girl MUST have it before leaving.
ReplyDeleteYeah.. crunchy for her... she likes!
DeleteClaire, I am with an empty stomach now. Goshhh....your photos are torturing me.hahha
ReplyDeleteSorry ah... the pictures are not so clear also...
DeleteThat steamed egg looks yummy, Aden likes this dish very much, can just eat it plain or with rice.
ReplyDeleteYes, kids will love this dish.. very heong if put lard! hahaha..
Deletevery wong wor,
ReplyDeleteyeah..wong kam kam!!
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