I love weekends! (non-working ones)
No early wakeup calls. No hectic jams.
And proper breakfast.
However, we would tend to leave out the neighbourhood and adjourn towards Serdang town or somewhere elses further for weekend breakfast as we would sometimes complain 'boring'. Until recently, Fook Mun Kee 福满记 came to the Equine Park neighbourhood bringing us another dining option. Unlike those typical kopitiams nestled with separate stalls, Fook Mun Kee specialized in a few specialities such as the Pork Rib Noodle, Hakka Mee, Curry Mee, Chicken Rice & a few others.
Showing posts with label Seri Kembangan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seri Kembangan. Show all posts
Fook Mun Kee 福满记 @ Equine Park, Seri Kembangan
Starlight Seafood Restaurant 陈洧记海鲜楼 @ Seri Kembangan
While Seri Kembangan is being populated slowly by new cafes, steamboat houses and 'dai chow' Chinese restaurants, there's still one family restaurant that we would make a 'come-back'.
A seafood restaurant famous for their 'Christmas Island Red Crabs crawling during the mating & migration season' wall. And now, they've expanded their dining space with an air-conditioned area, also amplified with a under-the-sea wall.
We would never forget to make an order for my fav crustacean. Yes. The Crab.
Crab in Spicy & Sour Sauce
The sauce was a wee bit sour for me this time. But the crabs were quite fresh :)
Restoran Thiam Sang @ Serdang Perdana, Seri Kembangan
We have been such loyal fan to Thiam Sang.
Would always thought of dropping by this place whenever we think of Hokkien Mee. Parties and special occasions at home? Taking away from Thiam Sang had been a usual routine.
Only now we decided to blog about it. haha.
All of you must have known all about the famous Ahwa Hokkien Mee from Jalan 222. Apparently, this is like a branch of it. Apprentices from Ahwa who've 'graduated' and started a business by themselves. In case you have no idea where is Serdang Perdana located, take note of South City Plaza. It's nestled in the shoplots right next to it.
What's their good stuff?
Hokkien Mee - RM6 per portion. Always adore hokkien mee with lotsa black sauce! ;P
Pla dib @ The Heritage Village, Seri Kembangan
"Thai fusion or confusion? You decide!"
This popped into our mind ever since we've read a review from the Star on pla dib. On the first glance of the pictures, I've mistaken it for some new Japanese cuisine around town. What's more it's in Seri Kembangan; which is just around the corner for us!
Without much hesitation, we hit the heritage village in search for pla dib.
Pla dib, which means 'raw fish' in Thai has a modern interior. Laid down with a mixture of wooden furnitures with red sofas and elements that was not so 'Thai' :)
A casual ambiance, we wound say, surrounded by a 50-acre lake. You could also opt to enjoy your meal outdoors by the lake.
Back 2 School! With lotsa good Food!
In conjunction with Teachers' Day, we would like to bring back some old school highlights; a party themed "Back 2 School" that we organized during Sugar's Birthday.
With invitations, costumes and props, we're all set to go!
Hoi Tin @ Serdang, Seri Kembangan
I am half Hakka but when it comes to the topics on Hakka dishes, it doesn't ring the bell.
Well, at least I know about Hakka Pun Choy. Not good enough eh?
As most of you might know, Serdang area is majorly populated by Hakka inhabitants. Thus, it is almost impossible that you could not find any Hakka dishes around.
Hoi Tin, like one of the well known Chinese restaurants in Serdang; Hee Lai Ton that also cater for both dine in & wedding sessions, has been operating for quiet some years in this town.
Recently, Hoi Tin has shifted near to Equine Park & was refurnished into a better looking dining spot. Lucky me, as it is much nearer for me to pay 'em a visit to check out some of their well-known Hakka dishes.
Stir fry Brinjal with garlic & XO sauce
very flavoursome & a perfect dish to go with your rice. I enjoyed this most.
Serdang's Hee Lai Ton & Kajang's Fortuna Palace
It's kinda hard for us to bid this year's CNY goodbye, which is only a few days away.
As all of us are aware, CNY's main agenda would be the food spread, welcoming the spirit of family & friends gathering.
It is almost a non-escape tradition; dining in typical Chinese restaurants offering sets with 'RM' that incorporates the number 88 in their menu.
Allow us to share with you, one of the popular Chinese restaurants in our area, that most readers already know, I think.. :)
JoJo Little Kitchen Pan Mee @ Serdang
Ever since the encounter of the claimed 'World Spiciest Pan Mee 天下第一辣', we shunned ourselves from any Chili Pan Mee thereafter. The aftermath was just too strong to describe. Attempt only if you're a HOT person. We're not. haha.
Bathed with sweats, tongues got burned numbed.
Believing we will not be exhausted again with extreme spiciness, I had a sudden crave for chili pan mee again. Madam Chiam (Mei Yee) Pan Mee in Connaught crossed my mind but Chris suggested an alternative. Did I mentioned I haven't venture around my area (Serdang) enough? Maybe it's time to continue my belated arrangement of introducing more of Serdang and SK's delicacies.
There we went, settling down at JoJo Little Kitchen for a Chili Pan Mee mission (one of their recommended order)
Price: RM5.50
The noodles tend to 'cluster up'. Well, blame the cameraman for taking time. hehe. Just kidding (later he don't bring me go makan anymore)
Shower in some soup minimally, and mix 'em all up and that would be fine.
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.
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
