Well, what to eat and where shall we go, that is always the question on our mind.... Ipoh is very small, we seem to be taking a repetition of food now and then....
Finally after some moments, we decided to go to Cong Yin along Lebuh Raya Taman Ipoh, Ipoh Garden South.... Cong Yin literally means "Scholar" ... and I wonder why the owner has this name in mind when he opened this shop .... hmmmm..... Cong Yin is a pork noodles shop and it draws crowds especially on every weekend....
We made our orders upon entering the shop....
They have Bah Chang hanging in front of the stall....
But we ordered these as our "side-kick" instead....
Crispy Fried Dumpling....
Before the food was served, we had our dessert drink....
I like this warm water chestnut with fresh corns....
It cost around RM3 a bowl.....
And after a few minutes, my serving arrived...
With pork noodles, I always opt for Loe Shu Fun...
I am not sure how much it cost now...
For a breakfast meal like this, it is normally around RM10 per person anytime!
So that explains why I do not take lunch on most days!!
hahahahaaa....
i was wondering what the chinese name would mean "scholar" by Cong Yin, hahaha, at last i finally got the words, hehehe.. i like those fried dumplings too, but just two?? i thought at least 3 pieces lah, not scared of heaty because you also have the water chestnut and corn tong sui to cool you down, hehe.. lastly, the pork noodles, wow i can see the soup is very flavorful..
ReplyDeleteI only took one piece actually... it is enough for me.. hahaha...
DeleteOh. A scholar specialise in noodle?? Not bad.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to have kaki makan who do breakfast with you.
A nice chestnut and corn dessert.
It is normal for breakfast to cost around RM10 nowadays.
Yeah, I guess RM10 is the average amount for a good breakfast!
DeleteI like your pork noodles. I see got liver inside! I also want those crispy dumplings :)
ReplyDeletehahahaa.. next time I will disclude the livers... "disclude" oh.. exclude I mean...
DeleteOooooo...liver!!! I like! Hehehehehe!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLet me pass to you.. hahahaa
DeleteA noodle breakfast fit for a scholar? Ha ha I love the crispy fried dumplings and the warm water chestnut.
ReplyDeleteOne day we must go, Nancy!
DeleteThe full name of this pork noodles is 状元及第 noodles (Cong Yin Cup Dai), literally translated as "May you be the first rank at the examination for the Hanlin Academy". The famous Ming Dynasty scholar 'Loon Mun Chooi' who was born poor studied very hard in order to pass with distinction in the imperial examination. He grew vegetables and sold them around the neighbourhood to earn a living. One of his neighbours, a congee seller, frequently bought vegetables from the scholar. Whenever the scholar delivered the vegetables to him, he would treat him with a bowl of porridge laden with pork innards. Despite passing the imperial exam with the highest distinction, the scholar did not forget the kindness of his neighbour. He returned to the village for the tasty porridge. 'Cong Yin Cup Dai' was the name he gave the porridge.
ReplyDeleteThank you Pam for the precise explanation! Appreciate that...
DeleteDon't think i tried the dessert drink before...
ReplyDeleteI think you will like it!
DeleteI have not eaten the warm water chestnut with fresh corns dessert before. Guess it must taste good.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like it very much.. cos I don't boil it in my house.. too much work.. hahahaa
DeleteIt looks delicious!
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Indeed it is!
Deletesomething new for a desert combination, water chestnut with corns. The bowl of pork noodle is very tempting.
ReplyDeleteBoth can blend in well for a good breakfast!
Deletecome come...i make dumplings for you.
ReplyDeleteAlright Alright... I will!!
Deletei want to eat. pls send me.
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