Ok..so I'm somewhat a food addict....so...pls...do me a favour, please let me know where in KL i can get the best local favourites1) Best ROJAK- honestly I don't like rojak in kl..but do enlighten me if you know where to get a good fix.
2) Best ASAM LAKSA- asam ok? the Tmn Desa pasar malam vendor has one great laksa going on there every Friday night.
3) Best STEAMBOAT- aii, the Pulau Ketam ones are overrated. A friend of mine told me of this place in Bangsar (one of the row of houses in Jln Terasek) located in a terrace house where the steamboat is almost RM100 per head, quality seafood of course.
4) Best CHARSIEW- I would say Meng Kee in Tengkat TUng Shin, but many wouldn't agree.
5) Best SIEWYUK- somewhere near the Shaw Parade (think some blogger featured it already)
6) Best PAN MEE- for me, it's not the Kin Kin one, but the Tmn Miharja's - actually went there for 3 weekends in a row.
7) Best CHEE CHEONG FUN- where can I get the ANson Chee Cheong Fun here?
8) Best PRAWN MEE- Lim Mee Yoke? Overrated. There's one in Kelana Jaya- kopitiam selling all Penang's local grub- think it's called Lim or something like that.
9) Best BAK KUT TEH- for me it's the one in Kampung Baru Subang. Has chicken wine and assam stingray/kampung fish to go with it.
10) Best NASI LEMAK- where? Where? WHERE?
OK...let me know where i can get the best local favourites here. ONe thing for sure, you can't get a single good taugeh here in KL. LOL.
7 comments:
Nasi Lemak's easy...there's quite a few...my favorite still remains the one in Jalan 223...been religiously going there over the last 15 years... :-)
Authentic stuff. It was 50 cents before, now RM1. Still worth it. There was also a killer nasi lemak stall on the way to Kuantan (old road) - that was TRULY AUTHENTIC! :-)
You can find steamboat at Sri Petaling; I heard that restaurant serves one of the best steamboats around. If I am not mistaken the restaurant Ho-ho or something like that. I've to check it out first.
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assam laksa...food court lot 10 and food court city square..if its up to yr taste lah
steamboat - usually the nearest and easy to go is the Johnnys...nice and not so expensive
nasi lemak - kg baru????
btw..u've been tagged...checkout my post - weird
Rojak, the one in petaling street or the one opposite The Store pudu ...
Asam Laksa, petaling street ... entrance to the market ...
steamboat, pulau ketam steamboat in ulek or menjalara ...
char siew, not sure if its the same one like u mentioned, but this is the corner shop, opposite the beef noodle in Jln Alor ...
Siew Yuk, fei por siu yuk
pan mee, the one in miharja nice meh?
bak kut teh, mungo jerry ... kheong kee pandan indah
nasi lemak, nasi lemak CT Garden, near the nasi lemak antaranbangsa ...
Rojak : Not a rojak fan... so no comment.
Asam Laksa : As earl said, the one in PS Boutique is not bad.
Steamboat: My hometown used to be VERY famous for steamboat but then now its left famous for that Tam Sifu.
Char siew: the Happy City foodcourt next to Carrefour Kepong.. there's one good wanton mee stall and their charsiew is superb with a little bit burnt and crispy.
Siew Yuk (roast pork): Heng Huat Restoran, Selayang Jaya. The boss married both sisters... remember?
Pan Mee: Weekday lunch time, belakang Istana Hotel, KL. Another place is near by / behind HSBC Jln Sultan Ismail.. Tai Sei Hei Pan mee.
Bak kut teh: In Kepong, there's KaKa BKT, Lim Kee @ Jln Developement, Kepong Main Road also got another shop...
nasi lemak: The one at the market in my hometown. Open in the wee hours. Great fried chicken. Btw, Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa in Kg Baru is also good.
yeah i left out the one in Kepong ... cun also ... their braised pork knuckles is nice also ...
hey, all. U may try this also. Recommand Original Pulau Ketam Steambaot at Klang.
Their web:
www.xanga.com/chinchinho
www.xanga.com/chenchenho
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