Moon De Moon is in Wah Keong Garden, just a short distance from our place and this time we managed to catch "the early worm".....
Very popular stall...
We waited nearly 20-25 minutes for the food to arrive...
Very worth eating...
For RM4, the quality is there...
The soup is just enough to cover the noodles...
They have curry chicken too besides the chicken soup noodles....
I ordered the dried version...
Smooth koay teow and the sauce suits me fine....
These are Fookchow fish balls... RM1 for each...
The difference between the normal fish balls I normally have.....
My other two kids will crave for these once they read this post!
Soon... sons... .sooooon!
Looks like spicy kue tiaw too. :-)
ReplyDeleteNo, it is not spicy.. the orange colour is the prawn soup base...
DeleteFishballs with meat fillings??..something new to me. I was wondering too if the kway teow soup is spicy.
ReplyDeleteNo, it is not spicy.. my girl cannot take spicy too...
DeleteWow, the soup looks very "gao".. It is not the normal Ipoh hor fun is it?
ReplyDeleteYes, it is normal hor fun.. only the soup is full of fragrance... orange means very nice!
DeleteSoup? Looks like tomato kway teow. My post on that day after tomorrow. Ya, Foochow fish balls have minced meat inside. Can get here too.
ReplyDeleteNo, it is nothing like tomato.. I don't take tomato soup, this orange in colour comes from the fresh prawn stock.. that is what makes it tasty... fresh prawns and chicken..
DeleteKai si hor fun? Wah the soup looks very rice, full of 'prawn oil' goodness.. Must be very sweet.. Your dry version looks like Penang lor mee, guess that must be tasty too.. Very hoiwai.. I like..
ReplyDeleteYes, you are the only one here who can identity the orangeness so far... hahahaa...
DeleteThis Princess Ribbon has bionic eyes! We all know her sharp eyes always spotted what humans could not see. I suspect her office pc monitor is 32 inches!! Wakakaka
DeleteI loves the foochow fish balls...
ReplyDeleteNot too bad.. something to chew while waiting.. :)
Deleteaiyo waited 20-25 mins! must be really famous!
ReplyDeleteYeah.. wanna bring you there too? You wont regret!
DeleteI crave for all the ipoh food.... coming home soon during year end!
ReplyDeleteaiyoh...long way to go, man!
DeleteFood looks good enough for me. How early must we be there to catch the worms?
ReplyDeleteBest is before 10am.. if late, then can eat the kon loe only.... soup habis.. :)
DeleteIt all looks very good, really worth the wait!
ReplyDeleteYeah, provided we are not too hungry!
Deletewah, Moon De Moon!!! sounds like a posh cafe but surprised to see it being just a stall inside a kopitiam.. the noodles look good, I like the curry leh.. and of course the very juicy bouncy springy tasty spurty foochew fishball!!! nom nom nom~~
ReplyDeleteHope you can nom nom nom when you come to Ipoh next time.!
DeleteHungryyyyyyyyy!!!
ReplyDeleteJom!!!
DeleteI say, I want to eat all the above!
ReplyDeleteNext time when you come Ipoh, if you don't know the way, LET me know.. hahaaa...
Deletewah nice looking leh. makes me drool jor
ReplyDeleteYou must stay overnight then only can taste.. :)
DeleteI like that fish ball with pork filling inside...the kuey teow soup for RM4 is a bargain! hard to find this price in KL anymore...
ReplyDeleteYeah, not surprising in KL... after I put this up, I hope they wont increase price.. .hahahaa.
DeleteEverything looks good, sometimes I'd rather have these simple plain noodles rather a heavy ones.
ReplyDeleteYeah, for small eaters like us, we can have a bit of everything above.. :)
DeleteI love the way you blew trumpet ~ Soon... sons... .sooooon!
ReplyDeleteYou really bring lots of joy and fun for your kids. They always look forward to go home to visit their loving mama!