My Personal Opinion The two more successful things here were probably the broth and the sambal. The prawn mee, though decent by many's standards (judging by the mostly good reviews on Google and their Facebook page), just didn't endear itself to me on a personal level. I think the failure of the ingredients (of prawns, fried shallots, hard-boiled egg and pork lard crisps) and toppings (of siew yuk and mantis prawn) spoiled my overall experience of this prawn mee and ultimately made it one that I don't think I'd be revisiting. In the end, I'm afraid this prawn mee will not make it to my list of favourite prawn mee to have. I have a lot more other better (traditional) prawn mee options at my disposal...and one that comes with more prawns and cheaper prices too. I can have two big bowls, with big prawns, for the price of one here...and with change to spare! ;P
I heard about this new Prawn Noodle Eatery from Penang in OUG so I went to have a try. Original Prawn Noodle
The Original, 6.90 ringgit. I decided on The Original because I’ve already had a chicken dish, I did not want to add on more meat. It was goood ! Spicy, packed with flavors, soooo good! I was literally sweating halfway through because it was spicy and it does not hit you right on. What it does is that the more spoonful of the soup/gravy you take in, the more spicier it starts getting. It hits you late and by then , your forehead is all sweaty, lol. I enjoyed my experience though. Not many eateries serve prawn mee that still gives me a kick and this one right here does. Yumm! The Original comes with a generous amount of mee hoon and yellow mee + bean sprouts + egg + ham + plenty of spicy, flavorful soup. I loved every bit of it. Certainly worth another try.
Since my friend asked me to try their dry Seafood Noodle, taste much better because of the separation of soup. My usual will be Koey Teow and noodle mix. They have onsen egg in it too that is cook to perfection that one poke you will enjoy runny yolk. Generous ingredients in it too. With mince meat, and other pig spare park to my liking. As for Seafood they do have mini squid, and prawns in it.
When I saw this, I am all over the cloud, as the colour of soup, texture and ingredient definately a match back to Penang version especially with pig blood and cockles. Another best part is their chili paste. Indeed this is a perfect bowl of Kuantan Road Curry Mee. After mix it all, soup is pack with flavour from the chili paste, which is fragrant with mild spices and has a little hint of sweet end. Definitely one of a highly recommended best Penang Curry Mee Stall at OUG. Will be back!
After a short wait, our six bowls of pork noodle goodness arrived piping hot. I thought for RM5.50 ($1.90) per bowl, the serving portion was not bad - almost as big a serving as what we would normally get served in Sydney. It came with plenty of greens and unlike other pork noodle stalls, this also contained some seafood like prawn and squid. Perhaps these additional ingredients were what made their broth stand out from other stalls.
这里的食物都是平民价格,多选择,好吃又不贵,是个不错晚餐选择
整体来说我最喜欢的是海鲜咖喱面,里头的海鲜很新鲜加上喝不腻的汤,很棒!下次再来试看别的推荐菜色!
Takeaway one big portion of noodles with radish Beef stew at MYR 11.50 nett.
Our favourite beef radish stew was sold out so we ordered a bowl of tendon at MYR 11.50 nett to share and I had a bowl of dry noodle without any minced pork at MYR 3.80 nett since I find the minced pork a tad too salty.
This is the signature dish. I believe we ordered the medium portion for our pre-cny get together dinner for those who couldn't join the reunion dinner on CNY eve. I expected the soup to be sourish but it was not so I was disappointed. The fish is dragon grouper so the skin is thick and chewy.
Late lunch for two pax - MYR 23.90 nett at Niu Niu, OUG. The noodles cost MYR 9.50 nett each, the iced cham at MYR 2.7 nett and iced barley without sugar at MYR 2.20 nett. It lasted me until breakfast the next day.
Handmade beef balls - very tasty because they put some herbs inside to balance the strong beef taste (2 x MYR 1.5 each so is MYR 3)
I had a mixed selection of Char Siew + Roast Chicken Wings Rice today for RM 6.50. If you're around the vicinity at OUG or Kuchai Lama, do hop over for a bite of this RM4 Chicken Rice. You will be tummy happy plus pocket happy just like the rest of his regular patrons!
Anyway, much said about food items getting more expensive but fret not. Today I'm very happy & excited to share with my fellow readers one of my favourite roast chicken rice hawker stalls that still keep or maintain their "already very cheap chicken rice" at only RM4 per pack only. I believe it's probably the Cheapest Roast Chicken Rice in Klang Valley! 😉😉😉
Tin Sum's dim sum is not spectacular but it surely beats quite a number of dim sum restaurants I have been to. And for the cheap price of RM 4.50 to RM 8, you get to eat all the dim sum you want without burning a hole in your pocket. Thus, leave you with a happy and satisfied feeling ... pocket-friendly and tummy filled!
Restoan Tim Sum has always catching my eyes because their tables are always fully occupied especially during the weekends. Other than that, hunting for a parking here is really a pain. That's the reason why I have taken so long to grab an opportunity to dine here.
Nasi kukus means steamed rice. With chicken is MYR 7.90 nett and add pineapple curry at MYR 1.50 nett. Was surprised to see one big chunk of pineapple.
Good variety and service, queue on weekends, but everything seems average. Curry Mee slightly better.
Lor Mai Fan (MYR 2.50 nett), Pork Noodle with lots of vege and herbs (MYR 7 nett) and 2 bowls of dessert (tong sui) at MYR 2.50 nett (bubur cha cha and barli ginkgo bean curd sheets)
Definitely a hot favourite among the locals by judging from the numbers of plates forming during peak periods. Using the lard, this Hokkien Mee comes nicely moist, rich and thick best eaten with the sambal belacan and minced garlic too. Spicy chillies and pungent garlic, it complements the dish perfectly.
住在这区华联花园的人真的好幸福,好多好吃的都在这里可以找到
The have a great painting by a local boy, Gan Tee Sheng. His Chinese Man 2 is both haunting and a real reflection of age and frailties.