Feeling hungry? Then must order a bit of everything!
But I was not feeling adventurous that night....
Ended up taking a plate of the "shoutabout" Wanton noodles...
Someone was telling me that it used to cost RM2 per plate...
Mana ada... it is now RM3.20 or around there....
Not much of a presentation....
But then, who cares... hahahaa....
Just look at the capital "L" standing for LARD!
No wonder so tasty!
After the much acclaimed noodles, I wanted to eat something soothing.....
We entered this herbal shop....
Herbal Jelly... "Kwai Lin Koe"
I could finish the whole packet here...
Anything cooling, I am fine...
And to add more desserts, I ordered this too...
Hokkien calls this "Kee Kueh?"
Please correct me if I am wrong...
Ipoh does a different version, we put in added shallots and a bit of oil...
But I prefer the Penang version....
Thick Gula Melaka sauce... I like!!
Can u believe that i have yet to try the wanton mee here? haha
ReplyDeleteI also just tried after coming by to Penang so umpteen times!!! hahaha..
DeleteWanton mee looks good. Herbal jelly, can make yourself, very easy to make and last pix, what is that. Never seen or heard before.
ReplyDeleteHokkien dessert I think... Ipoh also doesn't have but maybe Malacca has...not so sure..
Deletewah, are you sure that's Wanton Mee?? or it should actually be Pork Lard Noodles (g yao lou mien)?? sorry lah that one not really my plate of noodle leh, but then RM3.20 still cheap lah.. in KL single portion of wanton mee from RM4.50 onwards leh.. and Kee Kueh?? aiyoh, something so new to me, first time see this leh..
ReplyDeleteFirst time leh... then next time you go and try.. :)
DeleteFor a moment, I thought you were in SG's Chulia St. Claire, those pork lard are real tempting!
ReplyDeleteAnything to do with lard is fragrant, right? But surely not healthy.. hahaa..
DeleteNo wonder last time I tried cooking my own wanton mee tak sedap. No lard...
ReplyDeleteLard not easy to come by in our homes now... have to fry and then keep until busuk! hahaha..
DeleteIs it famous there ?
ReplyDeleteMention Chulia Street, wanton noodles is the In thing there..
DeleteNo thank you to the lard. RM2 should be quite some time ago but RM3.2 is still a budget price. The Kee Kueh looks interesting, I have not seen it before - both penang and ipoh versions also I tak pernah dengar atau tengok.
ReplyDeleteI like the desserts too..... maybe only in Penang kua.. .
DeleteI used to make my own kwai lin gou, hehe, those ready-packed powder is very convenient to prepare!
ReplyDeleteYeah, last time my in laws used to do... now no more around, so have to buy and eat... must do one day cos my kids like to eat too..
DeleteWhat are those slices on top of the noodles? Looks very good, that would be my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThose are BBQ meat, Ginny... yes, I think you will like them..
DeleteEeeeeee....the pork fat crusts! No, thank you. Not a fan of the jelly either - but they say it's cooling, good for health. Ummmm...did it help with your sore throat?
ReplyDeleteNot sure but I surely like to eat the desserts and of course the wanton noodles too!
DeleteSee the wanton mee makes me crave for it, hehe...
ReplyDeleteI loves the jelly, hehe...
So everything I love, you love too! hehehe..
DeleteTee Nya Kueh!!!!!!! Each time in Penang, I go crazy cari this... my aunt say I siao siao... I go crazy even more if my other cousin is with me.. we both are gila for Tee Nya Kueh.. :p
ReplyDeleteTee Nya Kueh? Not Kee Kueh? hahahaa.. alright, thanks for pointing it out...
DeleteI tink some of the Penang food are over-rated. The wonton noodles just look mediocre...perhaps we can easily get some better ones in Ipoh or KL. But I agree the duck meat kueh teow (from the morning market) is superb. I miss Penang rojak, assam laksa and char kueh teow......
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