Restoran Ah Soon Kor 顺哥非洲鱼 Restaurant
- Popular Malaysia Restaurant
- Popular Selangor Restaurant
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Address
42, Jalan SS 3/31, Taman University, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia -
Opening hour
10:30AM - 3:00PM, 5:30PM - 10:30PM -
Contact number
013-856 7669 -
Dishes
Choy Heong Tau Foo ‧ Fried Ikan Basung ‧ Sabah Style Yam and Pork ‧ Sabah Tuaran Mee
[3 years ago]
Beaufort Mee ‧ Sang Nyuk Mee ‧ Tuaran Mee -
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Categories
Simple and delicious ..... Asian fusion restaurant with menus from Sabah, Viet n Local favorite ...
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AH SOON KOR SS3 - SABAH TUARAN MEE AND SPECIALITIES DISHES
Next on, I was coaxed to try the Fried Ikan Basung. It was fried to a nice crunch and was crispy right to the bone. You can eat the fish head which has a nice crunchy texture. The dish is also served with a special sambal sauce that you can dip with but I love the natural taste of the fish with the crunchy feel.
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Interesting noodle from Sabah.
Sabah Noodles @ Restaurant Ah Soon Kor, SS3
If you can only try one noodle, get the Tuaran Mee Goreng. I’d also suggest that you order a drier version because it’s a tad moist as it is.
What makes it worthwhile is the noodle itself which is known for its springy texture and eggy aroma. It can only be found in Sabah and had to be air-flown all the way here. And contrary to its name, it’s not exactly ‘goreng-ed’ as in stir fried. The noodle is actually simmered in sauce to let the flavors develop.
