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Chee Cheong Fun
32 times mentioned • Miko Lee • 28 October 2021
Chee Cheong Fun
Once inside, you could see that there are so many individual stalls from beef noodles, popiah, chee cheong fun, Sabah pork noodles, Penang char kway teow, chicken rice, porridge, Penang lor bak, soup noodles, assam laksa, fish head noodles, wantan mee and many more to snacks like nyonya kuih, curry puffs, Seremban "siew pau" (roasted buns) and "long yoke" (dried meat). Dried Meat PJ.
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Kampar Curry Chicken Bun
4 times mentioned • Adrian Choo • 30 March 2016
Kampar Curry Chicken Bun
Kampar Curry Chicken Bun @ Kota Damansara
Every states or places in our beloved country Malaysia have their own specialty of foods example if we go Kuching (Sarawak) is famous for Kolok Mee, Sarawak Laksa, Sibu (Sarawak) is famous for Kampua Mee, Kompia and Penang is Char Kway Teow and Asam Laksa to name a few. There is local delicacies origin from Kampar and can be said quite famous which is Kampar Curry Bread Bun. It is available at Yau Kee Restaurant Kota Damansara. The shop owner open up a branch at Kota Damansara as a plan of expansion of the company and try they luck in Kuala Lumpur. I don't managed to capture the shop but there is another blogger blog about the shop and managed to capture it.Me and my missus stumble with the shop as we were searching other shop at that place.
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Tea Garden Ioi Puchong
3 times mentioned • Food King • 01 January 2016
Tea Garden Ioi Puchong
Char Kway Teow
7 times mentioned • He Ha • 17 November 2017
Char Kway Teow
favourite places for yam cake in PJ and KL. Restoran Goodview Kopitiam. Look for the char kway teow stall at this corner coffee shop in Section 17, PJ. It is run by Yap Han Ling who also sells yam cake based on his grandmother's recipe.
Here the yam cake has a nice fluffy texture with chunks of taro. It is generously topped with aromatic dried prawns and fried shallots.
Yap tells us the secret for his fluffy yam cake is because he uses taro specially picked by his uncle who runs a vegetable stall in the wet market. He prepares two trays .
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Char Kway Teow
7 times mentioned • Karen Lee • 12 August 2017
Char Kway Teow
Ending my Ipoh makan trip with a plate of the golden char kway teow at Sin Lean Lee. Some love it, some hate it. But This petite size char kway teow comes with a pretty egg on top. Perhaps that's the reason why they call it golden. Each small plate of CKT costs RM3.50 with two prawns and a few cockles. The kway teow and yellow mee is fried till a wet style and has a slightly charred flavour.
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Char Kway Teow
7 times mentioned • Brian Choo • 26 May 2017
Char Kway Teow
Hock Moon Hiong Dried Meat
8 times mentioned • Savage Be • 28 October 2021
Hock Moon Hiong Dried Meat
Wing Heong Dried Meat Online
5 times mentioned • Joyce Choo • 21 October 2021
Wing Heong Dried Meat Online
Wing Heong Dried Meat Online. Wing Heong Dried Meat Outlet. Self-Pickup option available at checkout. Unique taste that can only be knock together with precisely handcrafted each and every piece of our Bbq Meat. Dried Meat PJ SS2 - 27, Jalan SS 2/64, SS 2, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
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Visit Wing Heong Dried Meat
4 times mentioned • 30 November 2021
Visit Wing Heong Dried Meat
Our beef Bak Kwa freshly BBQ Bakkwa is traditionally made from premium combination of high-quality sliced beef and marinade with Wing Heong traditional secret own recipes. The result is a moist, tasty Bak Kwa tenderness of the traditional Bakkwa and the flavors will keep you asking for more. Hurry up, visit our Wing Heong Dried Meat PJ or Dried Meat SS2 or Bak Kwa SS2 located at 27, Jalan SS 2/64, SS2, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
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Every Year During Chinese New
4 times mentioned • Leona Yeo • 25 October 2021
Every Year During Chinese New
Kiew Brothers (Boxing Chicken Dried Meat) at Petaling Street. Dried meat PJ. Every year during Chinese New Year, my mom sure ask me go and buy dried meats from Kiew Brothers in Petaling Street. People tends to buy a lot of dried meats during this season. I dunno what's the meaning behind it and I just know how to eat only. You won't miss this shop when you are at Petaling Street. It is just a stone throw away from the famous Lo Han Ko drinks and also the Portuguese Grill Fish.
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