HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! This is Max’s favourite for years, and it remained consistently good.
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The location wasn't very desirable but I would consider it as hygienic enough for rotating vans. Since the weather was pretty sunny and hot, some of the customers opt. to eat in their own cars, with the air conditioning as a hideout from the scorching sun. The portion was somewhat large as you can see below. We ended up with the basic Rojak Telur with the price of RM 4.50. I would say that the best part of the rojak was its lightly spicy sauce and the ever-amazing tauhu.
Rojak was yummy. The Rojak was served with egg, crackers, tofu, cucumber and topped with generous amount of sauce. I really loved it. Rojak Telur @ RM 4.50
Price of the cendol. Customers having their meal on the ‘mock’ table of the truck
Serve along with ingredients such as floury cake, sliced cucumber, hard boiled egg, fried tofu, bean sprout and fried crackers. I prefer mine without the noodle as I find the noodle spoil the taste of the gravy. This stall still not the best as the peanut sauce here is quite sweet for me, I prefer another stall which is in Seapark nearby Maybank.
食后感:嗯,吃过的煎蕊不少,味道感觉都分不了胜负。因为,除了食物背后的故事,那天气和氛围也太重要了。槟城那出名地 TeoChew Cendol 就是赢了这点吧?我家乡的Ibrahim Cendol 俗称 Air Putih cendol 也不输阵哦。哈。
Overall: 4/5 - One of the best at Klang Valley which you should not miss! I like their milky coconut milk in it. Mostly what I drank the cendol at Klang Valley so far, their cendol are frozen and it is so hard to chew on it. However, as for this...it is not frozen of course! That's why it is extra delicious! Oh btw, they are not using original gula Melaka which we used to taste at Malacca but for me it is equally good enough.
Rojak dia simple je, cuma guna sengkuang dan timun yang diparut nipis2, tambah taugeh, cucur udang, cucur kelapa dan tauhu goreng yang dipotong dadu serta setengah telur rebus yang sudah digoreng. Yang menambahkan keenakan rojak itu ialah kuahnya. Kuahnya tidak cair dan tidak pekat... just nice lah katakan. Lembut dan laju je menerobos ke tekak Eee... sambil makan rojak, hirup pula cendol... serup serap serup serap... memang puas hati lah... rasanya mahu minggu depan pegi makan lagi kut.... hahahaha.
Tastiness aside, there are a few more reasons why I like this particular cendol more. Firstly, they provide proper bowls instead of those polystyrene ones – environmental friendlier. Secondly the blades they use are sharper hence able to produce finer shaved ice – I just hate biting on those coarse ice bits. Thirdly, although the price is cheap (RM1.20 small, RM1.50 big) they don’t really stinge on the ingredients so much that you feel like you are just drinking diluted coconut milk.
One of the best thing I love about Rojak Mustaffa is the thick peanut sauce which has the right balance of spicy and sweet taste to it. Spread the peanut sauce all over the ingredients and mix them together for a plate of delicious meal! Beside Rojak Sotong & telur (RM 5.00), they also serve Rojak Mee (RM 5.50), Rojak Telur (RM 4.00) and Rojak Sotong (RM 4.00). Business hour is from noon till around 4 p.m.
Made entirely from shaved ice, the man will ladle gula melaka syrup and the coconut milk full of cendol strands. This particular stall usually serves it with cincau (grass jelly) strands and red beans but I like my cendol plain. Mix it all up and the ice will start to melt making the whole concoction less sweet. Definitely makes a great way to battle the heat at just RM1.20 for a small bowl or RM1.40 for a big bowl. You can either sit at the stall or pack back the cendol which most people do as seats can be limited.