The shop front with two hanging Chinese lanterns and the name of the shop engraved with Chinese character on a wooden plaque.
Hakka Yam Ball fried with minced meat and Dried Shrimps, strips of Black Fungus, cubed fried Tou Kua, finely chopped preserved Radish, strands of Cuttle Fish and Lard-the Abacus-like Yam Ball was not too oily, not yammy enough, luckily the other ingredients made up for it-it looks light but fills you up -Rm16.90/.
This Noodle is a cross between Kway Teow and Pan Meen-noodle was very smooth, the clear soup was filled with Chinese Celery, Black Fungus, Pork and Squid-Rm13.90/.
Hand pulled noodle soup complemented with Foo Chow Fish Ball which are healthy and chemical free and Chinese Celery-the soup was tasty and slurpy-Rm12.90/.
Foo Chow Red Rice Wine Chicken Soup-came in a hot portable mini stove-looks bloody but was delicious, the rice wine was not too strong-tender chicken meat-perfect with a bowl of white rice-Rm22.90/.
Dry Hand Pulled Noodles-with well flavored minced pork and garnished with chopped spring onions -this dish was perfect-Rm9.90/.
Peanut Tong Siu- was not too sweet, would have preferred skinless peanut with a softer texture-Rm3.90/.
Total bill:Rm100/
Location:Lot A-1-12, TTDI Plaza,
Jalan Wan Kadir 3, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail,
Kuala Lumpur.
Tel:03-7725-5527.
11 comments:
These are all traditional dishes, nutritious and healthy indeed.
I like Foo Chow's Mee Suah.... I've tried before, a friend of mine made that once for me, immediately I fell in love with it. :)
wow... like the red wine chicken and the dry noodles look delicious.
We sometimes stray into some pubs with the filipina gems here and din know this restaurant is just nearby !
first time foozhou and hakka food comes together in one place ! Tho most will not know the difference except for the red wine noodle. You are right to say that times are tough if their prices are not right
I love, love love hand-pulled noodles. but they're different in every store, though. it's tough to find a good one.
The food is expensive there. Went once with my mum, and I didn't enjoy the red wine soup as much. I like mum's version better! =P
But I did like the Foo Chow Fishballs...
Their specialty hand pulled noodles look really great! One look at the noodle and you can tell it was handmade and very fresh.
Foochow food in KL. Amazing. I have tried in Sibu. Noodless look same same but different.
the "hand pulled" noodle looks yummy! i believe it must be QQ in texture..
So delicious food!!! Gloria
Tq for all the comments-there was a big difference between their noodles and the manufactured ones-worth trying.
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