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Monday, 10 November 2014

Tang Pin Kitchen , SS2

Again round and round the "garden" ...don't know what to eat. Stomach not that hungry and yet not full tank yet.

Then Mamarazzi say hentam and point...that restaurant lah since it has quite a number of customers. Food must be good.





First thing spotted at the restaurant was this signboard " The Original Mee Pok".  Hmm......Uncle Arthur...apa macam?

Papa ordered their signature noodle....a.k.a... Mee Pork. Ahem ahem....got lard wor. Taste? Okay la. Not that salty. Maybe coz no MSG as Mamarazzi read .


 
As for Mamarazzi, she had Ice Lemon Tea. She like it coz they put real lemon slices in it.

 I took a sip....no way.....Me don't like. I like sweet drinks.


 Don't know what Mamarazzi had. Something that look like wantan mee or kampua.  As for the taste...she said sure won't make your hair fall. Good for those who want a healthier mode of cooking  noodle.


I had their Golden Homeland Noodle. Yippeee.....the eggy was just nice...still wobbly. Mamarazzi wondered how they make the egg like this without breaking the yolk.

Wanted to order sweet drinks but last minute I decided to order Iced Chinese Tea pulak. Mamarazzi say must be wanna bodek for something la.


Papa saw their tempting dumpling. Can't help it and ordered some. He says not bad wor. Mamarazzi didn;t eat coz she didn't like this type of dumpling. She preferred the thinner skin type.

Overall noodles price there was okay la. Normal restaurant price around RM6 to RM8. Drink price was a bit high.

Here is the address if you happens to be looking for some noodles that have been prepared without MSG No 24, Jalan SS2 2/24, 47300 PJ, Selangor.


46 comments:

  1. This is the best looking food I have seen here yet!! Wish I could try just one bite! Here, it is all the rage to put an egg on top of things, like hamburgers or pasta.

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    1. yup...over here we put eggs in nearly everything

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  2. wah ... kucing just finished running marathon ? Sure hungry la..

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  3. I've never eaten mee pok before but I see it in the supermarket, at the dried noodles (kosong) section.. But didnt buy la.. Only buy yee mee and bihum coz Kz only eats these both.. Oohhh those gyoza aka dumpling looks good, love it, I can eat 20! Buurrrpppp!

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  4. Mee pok looks very good. I used to order that in Singapore in 1974 since they did not have kampua. Buang gian, more similar...also very nice. Wanton mee is a bit more different.

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  5. Good ah, nowadays even noodles shop try to jump on the healthy eating bandwagon.
    So, what is it that you wanted to bodek? :P

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  6. haha, mini mini mini more!!! like that also can ke?? dunno what to eat then just throw the ball to Small Kucing, haha!! at least his "gold finger" pointed some decent place which is not using MSG, hehe!! nice job that was!! :)

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  7. the noodles look good woh, look quite authentic also, Uncle SK especislly like the Mee Pok, no wonder they are famous for that..

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  8. eih, that egg is the "onsen egg" lah, no need to wonder but search online sure got people teach you how to cook it.. the basic Uncle SK knows is, half-cook the egg then quickly put into water (room temperature will do, he thinks) to stop the cooking process, then the egg will be runny yet firm enough not to pecah..

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    1. hahaha.....ask mamarazzi to make sure kaput la

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  9. yalah Uncle SK agrees!! nowadays the drinks are so pricey leh, some even more expensive than food itself.. I think thanks to the trend that many customer would just like to order drink and then sit at the place for long.. in HK some eateries practice charging your double for drinks if you only drink and not eat..

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    1. haiz......bad bad trend. Like that bring own water la

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  10. Good morning.
    Next time must try this when in SS 2
    Have a wonderful week

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  11. I like that kind of dumpling but in steamed type...

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  12. The mee pok looks alright to me. I like that fried dumplings.

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  13. Looks like food I would like!

    ALOHA from Honolulu
    ComfortSpiral
    =^..^= . <3 . >< } } (°>

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  14. The Mee Pok looks nice leh.

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  15. The pictures cannot come out again in my office pc here... either the line is slow or they banned the pictures.. hahaha... anyway, will go home to check what is mee pok or pork... :)

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  16. Eh, ini bila ni?

    After Small Kucing finished his run at SCKLm Kids Dash or later? ;)

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  17. Must ask Uncle Stp how to make egg like that. Hehe.

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  18. First pic is like, YES, I know the answer! The food laid out on black plates looks elegant.

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  19. I will go for the wobbly egg noodles. That looks so inviting.

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  20. A nice glass of iced lemon tea sounds really good about right now.

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  21. I have eaten at this place many times. The food are not bad.

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  22. The boiled egg can be done by using soft boiled egg method I assumed?

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