Monday, November 29, 2010

Delicious Dinner 43.

A series of home cooked dinner by my wife.

 

 Pig trotter-deep fried then( "tan" )steamed for an hour with superior light and dark soy sauce,cinnamon, star anise and 5 spice powder and garnished with fresh spring onion and coriander leaves-the skin was bouncy and full of elasticity-meaty was flavorful with soft collagen tendon around the joints.
Sea Prawns cooked with sliced pineapple/onion/tomato sauce/vinegar-ala sweet and sour-very fresh and juicy prawns.
Stir fried  vegetable with garlic-tasted like Choy sam/ siew bok choy-sweet and crunchy.
 

Friday, November 26, 2010

Hau Kee Seafood Restaurant@ Cheras.

Our targeted restaurant was not open, Hau Kee Seafood Restaurant  was another good option.

Located in a traffic choked curved junction in the residential area of Taman Cheras, Cheras- the four shop lots restaurant "scream" at you to try them out- only open in the evening.


Mobile push carts that served hawkers fare lined both sides of the road leading out of it.


Parking is horrible-double and triple parking.

But the good food make up for it.


Fried Rice with finely chopped long bean, Char siew (BBQ Pork),egg, shrimp, fresh spring onion and topped with crispy, crackling baby Anchovies-fluffy whole grain rice-not oily at all.
Steamed Village chicken in a steel basin reinforced by a wooden bucket (seen a lot of these utensil in China)-the chicken was tender and full of herbal flavor and the juices goes well with the fried rice.
House made silky soft deep fried Tofu braised with angled Loofah (Gourd) in superior broth.
Steamed sliced Pomfret fish meat stuffed with springy fish paste and water chestnut and blanched Hong Kong Choy Sam on it's side-5 stars !.
Stir fried extra dwarf Nai Pak Choy (Fairlady) with garlic-fresh, sweet and crunchy..
Clay pot Butter Crab-fresh, meaty crabs in a thick and creamy buttery gravy-steamed mantou to lap up those sinful cholesterol laden gravy.


Total Bill:Rm188/
Location:12, Jalan Kaskas 2, 
Taman Cheras, 56100 Kuala Lumpur. 
Tel: 03-9130 0113 / 03-9131 2013. 
Open from 5.45pm-2.00am

Thursday, November 25, 2010

East Oriental City Restaurant.

Saturday lunch with my buddies at East Oriental City Restaurant located in Taman Maju  Jaya, Cheras.


It is a small corner lot air-conditioned restaurant which caters mostly for office workers during lunch and for family diners at night with tables and chairs spilling out to the pavement.


According to their menu, they serve quite a varieties of typical Chinese cuisine and river fishes, too !


Prices are affordable and the food portion are generously sized.

Parking is OK.


Sweet and sour fish fillet with white rice-the generously sized Tioman fish fillet was fresh-cooked with red tomato,big onion, red and green capsicum in a vinegared sweet tomato sauce-Rm6.50.
Char Tang Hoon (fried glass noodle)-with lots of beansprouts, strips of lean pork, shrimp,Chinese long cabbage,spring onion, red chillies and egg-the glass noodle was a bit wet, springy with lots of elasticity-Rm 6.50.
Stir fried fat stemmy Sweet Potato leaves with cloves of garlic to accompany the other dishes-Rm8/.

Total bill:Rm22/
Location:No1-1, Lorong Bunga Melati 2A,
Taman Maju Jaya, Cheras,
Kuala Lumpur,
Tel:03-9284-9121.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Kedai Yong Tau Foo Khong Kee @ Paramount Garden.

Every weekend, after our Sunday morning walk at the T.T.D.I. Park my wife and I will have breakfast at different coffee shops around the city.

Last week, we went to Kedai Yong Tau Foo Khong Kee @ Paramount Garden, Petaling Jaya.

This coffee shop is clean, spacious and airy (with ceiling and wall fans) with neatly arranged plastic chairs and tables.


Their specialties are mixed porridge, chee cheong fun, fried Bee Hoon / Mee, and Yong Lui....etc

A very popular place for a cheap and quick breakfast/lunch meal and for those people on the go !


Service is fast and friendly.


Parking is OK.

Fried Bee Hoon (rice vermicelli) & thin flat noodle with beansprout and Chinese round cabbage-looks like economy fried noodle but way more simple and tastier !-Rm2/

Mixed Porridge (Rm4/) with a side dish of Yong Lui (fish paste stuffed green and wanton dumpling) - (Rm1.10 /each) - the porridge contained  an assortment of ingredients like mushroom, dried oyster, dried jelly fish, peanut.chopped spring onion...a rainbow of flavors and textures with every slurp while the fillings for the fish paste stuffs were generously sized and fresh. 
 
Simple and clean with spacious seating

Location: 20,Jalan 20/16A,(opp Giant)
Paramount Garden,
Petaling Jaya.
Tel: 012-6520-003

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Chi Chow Mee @ Restoran Happy O.

Chi Chow Mee is basically Sang Mee (deep fried Wanton noodle) cooked in a tasty broth with shrimp, sliced fish cake, strips of lean pork and some fresh Lettuce.

This another quick and satisfying lunch meal at the same husband/wife's noodle stall which I like to patronize at Restoran Happy O near my office. 


Parking is OK.


Chi Chow Mee-the springy noodle in the Anchovies based soup was tasty and the others fresh ingredients complemented it very well-Rm5/ 

Location: a stall in Restoran Happy O,
Jalan Perdana 4/3,Pandan Perdana commercial area.
Cheras.