It has been really long time since I took bus to malaysia. Christmas eve is really crowded. Queue for the bus is damn damn long.
Reach malaysia and took a bus to jusco and have nandos for "appetizer" then james's cousin come and pick us and bring us for a delicious dinner.
Refreshing Drink!
A Dead looking salad...
Cold Bread, nice deep fried wedges, simple grilled chicken with peri peri sauce.Solid Cafeteria
祖传粿条仔
Simple looking shop...
Like a buffet spread with all the braised pork innards other stuff.
The dinner is the Malaysia version of kwey chup but 10 times better then the usual singapore kwey chup. The innards are very well braised, very flavourful sauce, duck was tender and sweet naturally, the soup for the kwey teow was full body with strong hint of herbs and spices but not overpowering.
Only those who know how to appreciate the hardwork that goes into preparing thses food will understand how these people love their food. Simple item, good flavour and everlasting impression.
Kwey Chup in singapore will never be the same again... No single stall in singapore can win this simple stall in Johor. Really worth the trip just to have this!
Address:
No. 137 & 139,
Jalan Bakawali 50,
Taman Johor Jaya,
81100 Johor Bahru, Johor.
Opening hour:
12pm - 10pm (Close on monday)
After dinner it was a long drive to KL then meet a big bunch new people then it's off to drinking session for countdown. 5 pint of guinesss stout :)
51 Jalan Sultan Ismail
Kuala Lumpur
The party street in KL looks something like Holland V in Singapore. Pretty much a united nation during Christmas Countdown.
Then it's time for supper :)
Restorant China Town Seng Kee
Supper was really delicious. My fav would be the stir fry pork ovaries with dried shrimps. Yummy :) the roast pork fried noodles really reminds me of the unofficial staff meal we have in jade kitchen hahaha...
Stir fry pork ovaries with dried shrimps
Stir fry LaLa
Hainan Wen Chang Chicken. (From a stall nearby)
Siew York Mee (Roast Pork fry noodles)
Lou Shu Fan (Claypot Mee tai bak with minced pork)
Deep Fry niang tofu.
Address:
52, Jalan Sultan,
50000 Kuala Lumpur
52, Jalan Sultan,
50000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03- 2072 5950
Operating hours:
Noon till 3.00 am
After supper our host was pretty so I drove. Nope I dont know the way, just following other car. We crash at our host's friend place for the night. Thanks Jerry for the hospitality :)
There are a couple of Kuey Chap stalls that you may want to try if you have not been there earlier.
ReplyDelete1. Tung Lok Kway Chap at Eng Lock Koo Coffee Shop, 114 Pasir Panjang Road, corner with Pepys Road
2. Kuey Chap stall #01-35 Toa Payoh Blk 93 Lor 4.
They may not have the herbal taste but still considered good enough for me and a few friends that we can have this in Singapore.
Seriously before i tried the JB one i know of some good stalls in singapore too. But... This one in JB is really worth the travel :) Try it for yourself! DIE DIE MUST TRY!
ReplyDeleteHi Wilson,
ReplyDeleteI visited this Solid Cafeteria Kway Chup stall last Thursday.. Here is my facebook link: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=268249&id=527026760
Oh my god... looking at the pictures reminds me of the food there, Slurp.....
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