Showing posts with label long bean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long bean. Show all posts

Sunday, April 11, 2010

NICE SOUP GANG RESTAURANT.

On our way back from Genting, we dropped by Nice Soup Gang Restaurant located in Taman Daya (near FRIM) , Kepong for dinner.

The restaurant is two shoplots, partly air-conditioned with many antique grandfather's clocks gracing it's walls, tea leaves and tea paraphernalia for sale and glass aquariums filled with live fishes.

We ordered the usual dishes that we like to eat and service was fast.

Parking in the evening is OK.

The owner's collection of antique grandfather clocks.

Ku Lo Kai (sweet and sour chicken)-deep fried chicken meat tossed in a tomato sauce gravy with dried red chillies, capsicum, cucumber and nutty cashew nuts-a great combination dish-Rm10/

Deep fried Tilapia fish-my two nephews favorites-crispy and fleshy-Rm23/

Pai Kut Wong (superior Pork Ribs)-soft, tender and meaty with a gravy full of cinnamon/star anise flavor-would be better if the they did some gravy reduction-Rm25/

Buttered sea prawns-big sized, fresh and succulent with fine strands of butter/egg flakes and aromatic curry leaves-Rm 25/

Four types of Vegetables (Long bean, Brinjal, Petai and Kacang Botol (4 angled bean)-stir fried with fragrant dried shrimp/Sambal Belacan paste-very appetizing and full of fiber-Rm10/

Fu Chuk (Beancurd sheet)/Yi Mai (Barley)-a cool and refreshing drink-complimentary.

Total bill:Rm110/
Location:8, Jalan Daya 11, Taman Daya,
Kepong, Selangor.
Tel:6272-5988-012-359-3213.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

RESTORAN MAKANAN TEOW CHEW.

For the past week, the whole of Klang Valley especially Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya was like a big chimney-smoky and stuffy.

(The Twin Towers covered with smoke and haze.)

With the hot weather's temperature at around 32 C.


It's porridge time
!- a good remedy to keep our body "cool" !

Restoran Makanan Teow Chew located on the ground
floor of a block of 4 storey walk up flats in Taman Desa Aman, Cheras was the answer.

Besides plain white whole grain rice hot porridge with dainty side dishes they also served delicious Claypot Chicken rice.

The place is low ceilinged with many ceiling and wall fans to keep it's customers cool.
The wall are tastefully decorated with poster, framed newspaper clips and photos of famous people.
Marble top tables and sturdy wooden chairs adorned the dining area.

Orders were quickly taken on hand held PDAs-fast and efficient.

Parking is bearable.

Crunchy toasted Peanuts with deep fried crackling Anchovies-Rm3/

Leafy sweet Mui Choy (preserved Chinese Mustard) with slices of Pork-Rm3/

1/2 salted Duck's egg-Rm1/

Steamed Egg Custard with minced Pork-was a bit salty-Rm3/

Stir fried soft crunchy Long Beans-I prefer the "Snake" variety-Rm4/

Braised Pig's big Intestine-flavorful, thick and a bit chewy-Rm6/

Braised Tofu-soft and pillowy-Rm4/

Braised Duck (thigh)-with a distinct flavor-tender, meaty and succulent-Rm12/

Super hot Green and Red vinegared Bird's eye Chillies // Chillies sauce with Garlic, Ginger to go with all the food.


Total bill:Rm40/
Location: 19 & 21, Jalan Desa Aman 2,
Block C, Taman Desa Aman,
Cheras, Kuala Lumpur,
Tel: 03-9133-1339.

Saturday, January 3, 2009

FRIED RICE

How to cook fried rice the easy way.

1. A bowl of cooked rice.
2. Two eggs
3. Three stalks of chopped French bean.
4. Four chopped shallots.
5. 1/2 finely chopped carrot.
6. Eight fresh shrimps-shelled and de veined
7. Freshly chopped lettuce.


Heat up the wok with Extra Virgin olive oil.
Scrambled the eggs and leave aside.
Add shallots, fry until brown.
Add in shrimp, French bean and carrot and cooked for 2 minutes.
Then add in the cooked rice with the scrambled egg.
Stir fry until dry, fragrant and whole grain, about 3 minutes
Salt and pepper to taste.
Press the fried rice in a bowl, overturned it on a plate.
Placed some fresh lettuce by the side.
Lift up the bowl to serve.

Scrambled two eggs.

The chopped ingredients.

Cooked fragrant rice.

Ready to serve.

Monday, October 27, 2008

DELICIOUS DINNER 3

A series of home cooked dinner by my wife.


Stir fried long beans(snake variety) and eggplant with chopped chillies, dry shrimp, onion, garlic. It was not too oily and it blends very well-appetizing.


Squid stuffed with mashed hard boiled egg and french beans.-something special to confront monotonous meal-was chewy in texture. i did not fancy it!


Mee Suah soup with egg, lean pork and fried shallots- so flavorsome-scooped up every drop-a must during birthday


Nyonya chicken curry cooked without coconut milk- the secret to tasty curry is to add a piece of belacan (shrimps paste) and lots of candle nuts-looks deceptively hot and spicy.