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September 09, 2007

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KL , Malaysia

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gosh ! one more Penang food post ?

yeah , why not ?

Its current, its now...and it ain't cheap no more.

So is it still good ?

The additional lane for the Bridge is almost ready. The bluish hilly backdrop still ...gorgeous .

The place near and around the Gurney Drive ... is still errr....clean... I mean , err we mean ...acceptable

The orange pasembur with 1 pre-fried flower crab + some prawn fritters and some cucumbers RM12. The next esplanade ( halal one ) after Gurney Drive .

Verdict : do not break your teeth again , plse...
This Kassim Nasi Kandar place in front of the Gama shopping centre near the beginning of Jln Macalister and below that Tower ( can see ornot ?) is still crowded, even at off peak hours of 4pm ! Price for the rice and colors , as high as the Tower if you must ask

Aha this one at the Lorong Baru ( just outside Sunway Hotel, Jln Macalister )
is 4ever bladi excellent RM2.50 ( own Boss do one ma )
Our favorite eating station Penang Island. Gurney Drive - we just love bringing people here to admire the highr…

Ikan Bakar, Kg Baru KL ( BBQ Fish)

Smoked at da Kampong in D City

Kg Baru ( 'New Village'), a predominently Malay settlement anchored right in the centre of Malaysia's Capital City KL epitomises the perennial conflict between the old and the new, the modern and the conservative. Under laws passed decades ago, this area has been designated as Malay Reserve Land and may not be allowed for modern development, unless stringent criterias are met.

Good then for authentic cultural, souvenir & food connoisseurs right since things are really heritagely slow moving, and nostalgic....or is it ?

As you can see, the massively disproportionate pride of KL, the Petronas Twin Towers can be seen in the background where Kg Baru is. Here oldish looking traditional Malay dwellings, handicraft/souvenir shops and roadside food stalls are everywhere selling fruits,sweets, snacks & kuihs (finger food) and more.But of course Kg Baru is more renown for its traditional Malay cuisine of friedfish & friedchickens, all kinds of…

ancient Chinese starchy yellow noodles

Unexciting...most people say boring...

this gluey brown soup thing

...what about you ?

this one from GluttonLand , beside the Kuan Yin Temple , Lebuh Pitt Penang. Classic Penang lor mee.
Looks dull , soggy and very oldy. But with exceptional tender meaty things.
+ a chicken foot .
Traces of herbal medicinal flavor,
a chef bsg fav morning after snack.

looks familiar right , what with the kangkong vege & egg ? Convenience lor mee from the mee yoke Lim fella from SS2 PJ ( Chow Yeang ). RM3.50

the fairly off-colored lor mee from big Canto towns KL , etc . Seldom requested and mostly forgettable. Blame her simply stunning hotshot companion hokkian mee for her woes ( if you must )...
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the cluttered flat noodles flavored one from Kg Koh Sitiawan , hawker styled loo mein , a controversial dried cuttlefish/bamboo shoot ( white vinegar enhanced ) popular meal at only RM2 to 2.40 a bowl.

This great Sitiawan / Ayer Tawar loo mein from the shops. Hearty and deep eggy taste with prawns and meats. Un…

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