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Takeaway Dishes From Sun Marpoh Restaurant, Ipoh

LAZY DAY... and I ended up calling the restaurant to prepare three dishes for dinner.  Just a short drive away, I ordered from Sun Marpoh restaurant, it is a family-like place, not the posh kind of restaurant and we have been regulars here ever since my first kid was born!  That means the restaurant has been around for at least 30 years, I think... LOL... 

Slowly as the years go by, the restaurant flourished until we do not feel like going there anymore cos we do not like waiting.  But since the Covid-19, with the MCO, CMCO and all the orders, everyone prefer to eat at home or go online delivery.  Many restaurants and eating stalls are naturally affected, business is not as good anymore.  The best and crowded restaurants are now turning quiet... however, we can still "help" them by ordering food for takeaway.  

It has been some time since we last ate fish so I ordered dishes which I could not cook in the house.  

Nestum chicken.... RM17
We miss this family dish... 
Kids' dish, I would say... 
LOL... 
My son's favourite....RM9
Eggplant with minced meat.... 
I requested for basil leaves too..
Unfortunately they did not have..... 
Steamed fish in sweet sour sauce.... RM30
I only did the ABC soup.... 
The rest including the rice was bought from the restaurant....
Their herbal soup is on the house... 
Whole cost came to RM57.50....
I think that is pretty reasonable... right?

Comments

  1. Nice dishes! even the rice was bought from the restaurant? must be some fragrant jasmine rice.

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  2. The food looks good. I love such old school restaurants...provided the old folks have not retired or passed away. Sometimes the young ones take over and they simply can't live up to the name. Sad.

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  3. So nice staying near the restaurant. So convenient and price reasonable. Plus they even give free soup.

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  4. So convenient! I also like the eggplant and minced meat dish.

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  5. Reading this post reminded me that I have not had any Nestum Chicken in year.s

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  6. Yummy. Dishes looked good. I would also order takeaway for dishes that I dont cook at home.

    Long time did not eat nestum chicken.

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  7. Everything looks delicious esp the Nestum Chicken. I am still a kid, alright.....

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  8. Definitely the price is reasonable for fish, chicken and brinjal dish. I love the brinjal dish.

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  9. The dishes all I like, especially the brinjal with minced meat and the nestum chicken. Price is so affordable plus the soup is on the house.

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