Mamarazzi have been thinking of eating Poon Choy for quite some time. The last time she ate was at Desa Aman Puri.
Hence for Mamarazzi's birthday, we went to have Poon Choy. Papa found this restaurant from http://eatlah.blogspot.com/2011/10/restaurant-mei-six-hin-prima-sri-gombak.html.
The Lady Boss was very friendly and gave good recommendations.
Hence after picking everyone up , we started journey to the place at 7pm. Very bad luck . Stuck in horrible traffic jam. KL-Seremban Highway jam. MRR2 also jam. Heard in the radio that it's due to some people making movie around Midvalley and everyone were slowing down to look. That and top up with rain...we arrived at the restaurant at 9pm.
Oh what a beautiful sight greeted us.
Yummy ..BIG POT of Poon Choy! The Lady Boss kept it warm for us.
Sure can finish or not ah? So much ....
Arrived aje, we can dig in liao.
The portion of the Poon Choy was also very big although we ordered the small size Poon Choy (RM168).
Good food and friendly service. Mamarazzi liked. Saw many photographs of Hong Kong Artist visiting the restaurant. Among them was Eric Tsang. A friend can't help remarking that the Lady Boss and Eric Tsang looked quite alike.
Here is the address if you should wish to have a try of the Poon Choy there :
G-62, Jalan Prima SG 3/1,
Prima Sri Gombak,
68100 Selangor
Contact number : 012-359 3109/017-279 9927
Really wonder what poon choy is.. Looks like some kind of steamboat.
ReplyDeleteHey, the poon choy looks good.. yea, by the way, can finish all ah?
ReplyDeleteThe Poon Choy looks good...
ReplyDeleteI would love to try the herbal fish..yummy
ReplyDeleteI always love poonchoy. Feel like having it again.
ReplyDeleteI always love poonchoy. Feel like having it again.
ReplyDeleteoh, looks like poon choy is getting more common and popular here..
ReplyDeletebut i don't like poon choy at all.. too many things mixed together already..
ReplyDeletei prefer things to be served separately.. if all mixed into poon choy, they all taste the same because all soaked up in the gravy..
ReplyDeleteand after eating the poon choy, feel so jelak lah..
ReplyDeletebut the fish is interesting woh, got so many things stuffed in the stomach.. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, Is THIS your birthday? IF so, Happy Birthday. Sounds like you had a great dinner... I have never heard of Poon Choy--but it must really be delicious...
ReplyDeleteI love Tilapia.... Yum...
Hugs,
Betsy
Kathy...you lucky gal..got two celebrations ah...one at the Spanish restaurant and one here tucking in the poon choy :p It looks good :) Drooling liow !
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ReplyDeletePapakucing also looks like Eric Tsang X at least 3 or 4 times. Muahahahaha!!!!
awesome nice!
ReplyDeleteWuah! Didnt know phun choy is so expensive one wor. Never tried before. Nanti I wait for special occasion, then can go try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWah nice poon choy! I thought only available during CNY looks like it's getting more popular! :)
ReplyDeleteThe Poon Choy looks good! I like the Tilapia fish!
ReplyDeletewent a few times but never try poon choy there, will try it since u had a really good comment on it, thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI'm more interested with the salted bake fish because never had that before. And with the ginger stuffed inside, sure sedapnyaaaa....
ReplyDeleteSTP
ReplyDeleteNot steam boat...they arranged nicely one the meat and vege in the pot. No soup
Sharon
ReplyDeletetatse good too
Claire
ReplyDeletehad hard time finishing it
Wenn
ReplyDeleteThe fish was really something
Sheoh Yan
ReplyDeleteya...hard to find here
SK
ReplyDeleteHard to find Poon Choy here. If eaten too much will muak la but once in awhile can la
Betsy
ReplyDeleteIt was to celebrate birthday
Thanks Betsy :)
Elin
ReplyDeletecertainly :)
STP
ReplyDeleteLOL
Nikel
ReplyDeleteThank
Faily First
ReplyDelete:)
Lenglui witch
ReplyDeleteit seems normal day also have
Choi Yen
ReplyDeletewhat else is good there?
MnHl
ReplyDeleteYa lo..interesting leh, The stuffs in the tummy sedap. The meat was ok ok la