As it was a Sunday, the place was packed to the rim and we waited for about ten minutes for a table.
The prices of food range from Rm3/-Rm4/.
Hokkien mee-needs no introduction-with Rice Vermicelli, Water Spinach, Beansprout, strips of lean Pork, prawns, half a hard boiled Egg and some deep fried Shallots plus extra Chillies on the spoon-the broth was well prawn flavored-one of best that I have tasted in Penang.
Char Kueh Kak-fried Radish cake with fat crunchy Beansprout and Chinese Chives-drier than the one I had at McAlister road with a smokey flavor and a bitter aftertaste (some pieces were burnt).
Laksa with Rice Vermecelli served with Long Bean, Prawn, Tau Pok, coagulated cubed Pig's Blood, Cockles-a bit diluted- was not "lemak" but surprisingly spicy with the extra Sambal Chillies paste.
Pan Mee-my "Ang Moh" sil Hannah does not want any Green-just Mushroom, minced Pork and crackling Ikan Bilis (deep fried Anchovies)-she said that the mee was smooth and the taste was OK.
Loh Mee-it was different from KL-served with Prawn, strips of lean Pork, sliced Fish cake and complemented by a topping of Coriander leaves, deep fried Shallots and clear tasty broth-a very refreshing and flavorful meal.
5 comments:
The food looks so good! The kind of food that I would love to eat in the weekend :)
Very interesting food- some items I have never eaten before. That is sad that the Char Kueh Kak was served to you burnt. Did they assist you in any way due to the burnt things or they didn't care about it? At least they didn't try to hide the burnt stuff.
Selba-the right type of food to kick start any weekend.
ETEat-i am happy you like the food featured-as for the CKKat-I will not patronize the stall again!
I love New Cathay, really can't go wrong with any of the stalls here. Never tried the Hokkien Mee here though, and missed it over my weekend back in Pg! Oh I'd caution against the Chark Koay Kak and the Wantan mee though, both of them are really mediocre. Char Hor Fun here rocks!
Mummy otak in Penang is very delicious is on top in Malaysia
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