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By: iamthewitch
Happy Malaysia day to you! Wah almost forgot about the Food Fight post .. And yes, I also go to Petaling Street for the grilled fish and longan drinks! When shall we go again?
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Oh … that prawn mee is good? There are way too many stalls there, and I was there today taking away a packet of CKT. Damn aromatic til wanna faint …. (the CKT was not mine, hence …)
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O&S is a great coffee shop for a weekday lunch although you have to “fight” for a table. Almost everything there is great – the mee yoke, the CKT, YTF, laksa, curry laksa, the ching tong stall...
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True ….. weekday is HORRIBLE. Unless you go before 12pm. Cannot even find a table to tumpang at times. Though the YTF and CKT are top on my list, so far.
View ArticleBy: 5candles
I lurve the assam laksa! IMHO, it’s better than the ones sold on a mobile van outside SEA Park market (another famous assam laksa) & Seaview Restaurant at Paramount Garden. The chicken rice also...
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I have tried the claypot chicken rice at the restaurant in the afternoon one, but not too good eh ….. compared to say, the one in Damansara Jaya (Choong Kee Kampar, I believe).
View ArticleBy: Chinatown of Malaysia - The Wonders of Petaling Street & Madras Lane |...
[...] before serving) and lacklustre. The Yong Tau Foo were okay, but definitely paled in comparison to O&S‘s, Ampang‘s, Jalan Peel‘s, and of course, [...]
View ArticleBy: OUG Pork Noodles @ Sun Sea Restaurant, Taman OUG, Kuala Lumpur |...
[…] joint to satisfy the hawker food cravings on a Sunday morning. And I have grown slightly weary of O&S or Annie 1 (don’t get me wrong, they still serve some of the best hawker fares around; […]
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