One of the new shops we visited was around our vicinity, it is called Laksa House... both of us have not been there before, I think the shop was opened just recently. The shop was fully air conditioned, the portion of the food was pretty huge and so was the prices... LOL...
After browsing through the menu, we ended up ordering the ones with moderate prices....
A bowl of curry noodles with assorted fish balls and fish cakes...
This cost RM8.90
Penang fried Koay Teow cost RM12.90...
The portions were huge... and we could not finished this plate of noodles...
It was too spicy for my liking....
In another place on another day, I had this curry noodles with assorted fish balls for RM5 only...
This place is at Taman Pelangi and I never miss coming here whenever I am in JB...
Well, I guess I cannot compare the prices, cos one is in a more cooling place whereas
this one is served on open air stalls....
Must have a bowl of Gingko before leaving JB... RM4.50
On another day, we went to a shop in Taman Perling...
This one has a nostalgic feel....
The wanton noodles and the "Sui Kau" dumplings were to my satisfaction...
The soup was so pepper-rich!
When I was told that this shop serves good Red Wine Misua Chicken,
I know I must come and try!
And I was not disappointed at all....
It was All Good.... yummmsss!
Our hearty brunch for the both of us... very satisfied with my new Food!
Oh, I don't know about the price....
Someone from another table paid for us....
hahahahaha...
Both of us were blessed with a free meal!!
Such good food. Love it all. Some are good value, too.
ReplyDeleteI guess it's not common for a fellow dinner to pay for one's meal. I had a local paying for my fare but not a meal.
It is a coincidence... we did not know that our meal was paid till much later..
DeleteFried kway teow looks good but the price!!! *faints*
ReplyDeleteBut big portion.. can be eaten by two!
DeleteTaman Pelangi, is it near a pan mee stall which is quite famous?
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think so.. the panmee there is quite famous.
DeleteNext time, u bring me there to eat, ok? hehe...
ReplyDeleteOk, one fine day! hehehee
Deletewah...got people pay for ur meal in kopitiam? so nice leh...
ReplyDeleteWe didn't know till we wanted to pay our bill and the payer has long gone.. :)
DeleteLucky lady always gets the best food everywhere!!! I have not eaten this Red Wine Misua Chicken until today. I wonder if they sell this in KL?
ReplyDeleteMust ask those KL foodie kaki .. hahaaa
DeleteThe red wine mee suah looked "warm". Sure whole body felt hot after eating that.
ReplyDeletePenang char kway teow in Johor. Hmm. Looking good. Maybe you could ask for mild taste; not too spicy for you.
Yeah, didnt know that they put so much hot stuff inside the koay teow...
DeleteYou ate a lot of noodles hah..hah...
ReplyDeleteCome back become Noodle lady.. rounded!
DeleteI want to try the red wine misua and also the ginkgo. Yums!
ReplyDeleteI like the ginkgko but I heard cannot eat too much...
DeleteI like the sui kau...very huge pieces and 'mouthful meat' (Canto: 'dam dam youk')
ReplyDeleteYou can say that again.. dam dam yuk hei! hahahaha
DeleteI like all dishes. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletevegetarian restaurant
You are welcome!
DeleteThis post DOES have me drooling. I love soups and these look like the best! The red wine and noodle one, YUM!
ReplyDeleteYes, I love that one too!
DeleteI am eyeing the Sui Kau, slurps
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