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Let's see... what does it say here?
Help me somebody!
And about the food..... Since there were only two of us, we did not order lavishly though my eyes as usual raved for more food on the table of course...
One must not miss out their Koay Teow in egg gravy and fish paste aka Yue Wat
It is their signature dish...
And their Sang Mee too...
We did not order the Big Prawns to go with that... so we ordered the normal fried one...
And not to be missed.. their Crispy Fried Wanton with the sweet sauce....
And four giant dumplings... aka.. Sui Kau...
Food for the Two Of Us....
We finished them all except for a bit of noodles which we packet home for dinner....
For this meal, the price is around RM26 or so...
Next time we must go in a bigger group...
I heard their fried rice is also "something-not-to-be-missed"
On the way out, there was a very nice fragrance in the air...
Yes, we bought home a Jackfruit cake from them...
RM13 for at least half a pound..
Too bad no picture...
We totally forgot about taking one and
I blame it on the Strong Fragrance of the Jackfuit!
Giant dumplings? Look good. How much did they cost?
ReplyDeleteI think it is RM6 something if not mistaken.. .
DeleteThose days my colleagues and I used to go there for our makan. Reminded me of the good old days when we were regulars here!
ReplyDeleteThose were the days, Nan!
Deleteold town, ok lah...Old Town, no, thank you...
ReplyDeleteNot the franchise surely..
DeleteI love visiting old shops for food. Very original and nostalgia to revisit them.
ReplyDeleteI want to try the sang mee. Everything looks delicious.
Right, nowadays cannot find these old authentic shops..
DeleteI loves the giant dumpling, hehe...
ReplyDeleteI know you do!!
DeleteGosh! Haven't set foot in this shop for ages. When I was a kid, we used to have dinner here with my maternal grandmother. One of the dishes I remembered ordering was oyster sauce chicken wings. Then later, when I was in primary school, I remember my paternal grandfather taking me to this shop for lunches. As he knew my favourite dish was the "ee fu wan ton", he would always order that for me.
ReplyDeleteOh got oyster sauce chicken wings? Wow.. next day I must try that.. !
DeleteHave not been there for a long time...looking at the food you shown here...I must make a trip to savor the wat tan hor
ReplyDeleteYeah, the good old days!
DeleteI m drooling at the noodles and the meat dumpling.....
ReplyDeletehahaha... I like that too!
DeleteIt all looks very good! I love the look of this place, so big and airy. Not small and cramped.
ReplyDeleteSomething like good old days...
Delete酒醇荤香千里傳, I give you word by word translation har... Wine Aromatic Meat Fragrant Thousand Miles Spread...
ReplyDeletehahahaha.. something like can smell even though far far away? :)
DeleteHahaha, yes, something like that. Although, with the dishes you ordered, I wonder how to achieve that, those are not particularly fragrant dishes, the sui kau soup and noodles.... :P
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