Sin Eng Heong's Kaya Puff

Best kaya puff in town? Which one? Its Sin Eng Heong's of course. Fluffy kaya puffs. Mmm... These kaya puffs are worth waiting. No matter how long the queue is, I'm ready to spend time. It is locatedd at 64, Jalan Mustapha Al-Bakri (Jalan Clare), 30300 Ipoh, Perak. Their contact number, 05-2439659 or 012-4534596. It is open daily from 9.00 am to 8.00 pm except on Sundays which opens from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm.

Fresh from the ovens. Mmmmm.... So crispy and fluffy from the outside and the smoothness and sweetness of kaya from the inside. How I wish I can eat these everyday. RM0.90 per piece.

How To Cook Sausages In Tomato Sauce?

Ingredients :
2 sausages
2 slice of pineapple (From the can in syrup)
1 tomato
3 tablespoons of tomato sauce
1 teaspoon of thai chili sauce
water

Steps :
1. Cut the sausages, and the pineapple and tomato.
2. In a pan, put the tomatoes in and three tablespoons of tomato sauce, and a teaspoon of chili sauce.
3. Add a cup of water.
4. Cook the tomato until the tomato is fully crushed.
5. Put in the sausages and pineapple.
6. Cook until the sauce thickens.
7. Dish is ready to be served.

Hoe Kiong 72 @ Batang Kali

Hoe Kiong 72 is a nice place to eat when you are in Batang Kali. Free wifi available. You can get the password from the restaurant owner.

House branded beancurd. RM12.00 only. Really nice. Soft and tasty.

This dish is highly recommended to everyone. "Lai yau yu" or butter fish. What's special about this fish is, you will never be afraid of getting a bone stuck in your throat because they remove every single bone. Besides, it is super crunchy. Deep fried, so it is crunchy on the outside but soft in the inside. RM40.00 for this dish. However, the price is not fixed as it varies to the size of the fish.

This is the kangkung cooked in belacan. We asked for less belacan and it turned out to be too less. Hardly any taste of belacan. Maybe, we should not ask for less. RM12 for this dish.

Bittergourd cooked with roasted pork. They are not the best cook when it comes to this dish. The roasted pork are quite fat, and the dish is not that awesome after all. RM20.

This is the chicken. Supposely to be cooked in some sort of wine? But it taste more like herbs. This is cooked with a free range chicken, so the chicken meat is quite tough. Hardly peeling of its bone.... I don't really like this. RM28.

White rice is served here. It is in the correct size.

A dinner for seven in Hoe Kiong 72 sums up to RM126.60, quite reasonable.

Tai Kar Rock

Tai Kar Rock is a restaurant located at 4, Jalan Seenivasagam, 31450, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. It is located at the opposite row as Prudential. Their business hours are from 6.30 am to 3.00 pm from Mondays to Sundays. The restaurant would be quite empty if you are there before 9.30. After 9.30, it would be slightly crowded. So, be early.

This is their price list of food and drinks.

A vast variety of "yong liew". From fried ones to the ones in the soup. Price varies from RM0.70 to RM1.60 each. Order your noodles here as well.

Always our all time favourites, Kopi O and Coffee ice. RM3.70 for both. Taste okay, not the best in town.

Their specialities are the noodles and "yong liew". Here's the dry curry noodle. Comes with beansprouts, mint leaves, curry paste, dark soy sauce and a little curry soup. At the bottom, they put in some curry soup to make the noodles less dry, and on top there's curry paste to enhance the taste of the noodles. Mmmm.....

The yong liew do not taste the awesome after all. One of it that looked like fried turnip was hard as rock. Maybe it wasn't turnip after all because fried turnip is always with the slight softness in it. It costs RM9.30 for two plates of dry curry noodles and 4 pieces of "yong liew". The total of today's meal is RM13.00. I would say noodles are okay but they need improvements on their "yong liew".

Restoran Delicious @ Ipoh Garden South

Restaurant Delicious is a corner shop in Ipoh Garden South. Looking for a parking was never easy. Cars are just everywhere, even those spaces weren't meant for parking. It is advisable to park as you enter Ipoh Garden South, you can take a walk around Ipoh Garden South to look for your favourite restaurant. Walking a few streets are just "Kacang Putih" or "Sup Sup Sui" as Malaysians would say.

 There's a few stalls located in the restaurant. Varies from economy rice to wantan noodles to prawn noodles and herbal noodles. That's a lot of choice. 

Their coffee shop. There's round tables and rectangular tables. There's a yellow notice below the price list. It says "RM0.20 increase in all food and drinks". Wow!!! That's what happens after each year of new year.

Here comes our drinks. 3 coffee ice, 1 Kopi O ice, 1 Lo Hon Gor, 1 hot tea. All sums up to RM12.10.

 Pan Mee... Only for RM5.00. Taste okay!!!!

 Chicken hor fun or "Gai Xi Hor Fun" for RM4.50. Reasonable.

 Pork Wine Pan Mee, RM6.00. Wine taste is not enough.

1 1/2 Hor Fun noodles with pork. RM7.00. Taste okay!!!

Cafe Max 1 @ Ipoh

Cafe Max 1 was formerly Restaurant Poh San. Located at 50, Laluan Perajurit 1, 31400 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia, corner shop. This is their drinks and price list.

Additional drinks such as Soya Bean, Cincau and Limau can be found here as well.

If you noticed the pink paper on the wall, it can actually brighten up your day. It says "All prices of drinks remain the same". Wow!!! Isn't that incredible? Most restaurants increase prices of food and drinks during the new year. Each and every year, most restaurants increase their price up to RM0.10- RM0.20. That is why food and drinks in Ipoh are getting more expensive every year. 

 Its the second day of Chinese New Year. Do you see the crowd? 

Let's try out some food. Dry curry chicken noodles.... Sounds and smells good. Comes with curry chicken and potatoes and lime. This is really spicy. If you cannot take spicy food, it is advisable to tell them to put less curry oil when you order your food. Other than its spiciness, it actually taste kinda good. It is only RM5.00 per plate. Other than that, there's white coffee ice. Taste good but it was kind of expensive. It is RM2.00 per glass. 

 Next, we have Wan Tan Hor. Comes with vegetables, fish cakes and egg broth of course. Taste kinda good as well. Mmmm....

 Last but not least, there's popiah. The stuffed fillings of the popiah, makes it taste good and very filling. You can really leave out the others just by eating this. Mmmmm....

L & L Food Court

I'm back once again. After the first visit, I've decided its a good place where they serves a vast variety of food. From western, to Malaysian style food. Semua pun ada! You can refer my previous post, http://yummyfoodnbeverage.blogspot.my/2015/11/pusat-makanan-l-dan-l.html . Located at 2, Persiaran Bercham Selatan 20, Taman Bercham Jaya, 31400 Ipoh, Perak. This is where the old GP food court used to be. 

What caught my attention was the ramen. It has been a long time since I last eaten this. Mmmm... Only RM5.70 for one bowl. I would say it is worth the price of it. Springy noodles with a good soup base. Love it. Delicious and I am definitely coming back for it.

  

Luncheon meat fried rice. It has been so long as well since I last eaten luncheon meat. It used to be one of my favourite food when I was young. Can't deny that it was slightly oily, but it kinda taste good. Might be a little unhealthy to eat this all the time. Once in awhile is okay, always remember to have a balanced diet, which means vegetables needs to be included. Only RM5.50 per plate. Reasonable price.

More food are available here. From chee cheong fun, to fried rice, to soup noodles, to roti canai and many more. Not to forget, a cooling atmosphere for eating. There's a lot of fans there, don't worry that it'll be stuffy due to a lot of people and all that cooking happening around you. It will be just fine. Come and support this food court. It's still new with that fresh look.
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