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Sarawak Laksa @ Restoran Tar Chong, Equine Park

Mention Sarawak and we'll be reminiscing all the good food we had back in Miri.


We would rarely venture out our own territory for the hidden good food even when they are just so near us. Don't you agree? Well, maybe not all of you, but definitely us. *shy*

Sarawak Laksa.
I mentioned Sarawak again. Let's muse over Part 2 and 3 this time.


Sarawak Laksa.
We've not tried the famous Sarawak Laksa stall in Bangsar, obviously Aunt Christina's, although there has been so much rave and enthusiasm going about that made us really wanna go. Too bad, we didn't. YET. *shy again*


This time, we decided to loiter around our area for food seriously and plan to blog about it.
Yes, it's Sarawak Laksa. From Equine Park, Seri Kembangan

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This could match the the one we had back in Miri although I've heard that Kuching's version was way better. And the uncle selling this Laksa is from Kuching. Claimed that it was his hometown recipe, it was worth trying. I love its taste of sour tamarind, garlic, galangal and lemon grass. With its base of sambal belacan and coconut milk too, this huge portion topped with omelette strips, chicken strips, prawns, fresh coriander and lime.


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Next catch would be at Aunt Christina's Sarawak Laksa. Hope we have time to hop over :)
Oh. And I love their Kolo Mee too. Though their noodles are no match to the real stuff, it still has the right taste! The uncle mentioned that it's just too expensive to ship over the noodles all the way from Kuching. Too bad :(

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Restoran Tar Chong
Taman Equine
Seri Kembangan
(Shop lots opposite Jusco - please refer to map)



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13 comments:

ai wei January 20, 2010 at 12:12 PM  

dear, ur area got lots of food d wer. eh, next time try out the one at puchong wan??? heard it is the best n authentic wor

choi yen January 20, 2010 at 4:58 PM  

I didn't have any kolo mee or Sarawak Laksa when my last visit to Sarawak, too bad huh... :(

thule a.k.a leo January 20, 2010 at 6:02 PM  

the word Taman Equine is the deterrent.. not Sarawak Laksa :P
too far from PJ.. but I am dying to hit Seri Kembangan for the Hakka food.. as I'm a Hakka myself.. sigh!!
Ngai oi hi ai wui

IyouweBlog.com January 20, 2010 at 6:25 PM  

nice drooling...haven't try laksa with shrimps....

jfook January 20, 2010 at 6:29 PM  

But what I heard is that, the food of that stall is not that nice wor. Maybe am from Kuching, so I know what is the authentic Sarawak Laksa like.

misaMisaN January 20, 2010 at 6:31 PM  

Sarawak de laksa at my place, the prawn is skinless de. and so small. This one is big.. yum yum~~ O.O

~Christine~Leng January 20, 2010 at 6:37 PM  

aiwei~
yea.. i wanna try the one in Puchong too! they are famous for Kolo Mee. Let's go! next week? :)


mimid3vils~
yea... it's so good to have it in Sarawak. Very different from here. Especially the noodle texture :)


Leo~
oh. You're Hakka! my mom's a Hakka! hehe... SK got lots of good food! come over! :)


IyouweBlog.com~
hi :)
Sarawak Laksa has lotsa shrimps. Yum ;)


jfook~
we find them quite decent actually. But compared to the real stuff in Sarawak, it's definitely no match esp the Kolo Mee. But this is one of the closest tatse we could find. I've heard so much about Kuching's Sarawak Laksa! but the last time we went to Miri. So didn't have to chance to get the taste of it ;P
Have you tried Aunt Christina's one in Bangsar? Heard thay are very good too. ^^


misaMisaN~
haha.. that one definitely not authentic then. lol. Thanks for dropping by!

Simon Seow January 20, 2010 at 6:39 PM  

wah quite far from my place, and I scare will get lost there lol. Auntie Christina one really not bad.

superwilson January 20, 2010 at 8:59 PM  

Me no good going there. Sure get lost 1.

Big Boys Oven January 21, 2010 at 12:55 PM  

looks good to me!

Bangsar-bAbE January 21, 2010 at 2:51 PM  

Slurps! Wanna be my tour guide? =P

Nikel Khor January 21, 2010 at 5:28 PM  

oo ya...tis one not bad..

from Nikel Khor

Huai Bin January 22, 2010 at 10:04 AM  

Yup, there are some awesome ones in Kuching. I don't know why though but I'm not a big fan of Sarawak Laksa, much prefer Assam Laksa. :)



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