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Ong Hokkien Mee at Lay Hong Coffee Shop

Posted by Food Promotions On Thursday, October 29, 2009 0 comments
A Hokkien Mee lover that I once met recommended me to this place, Lay Hong Coffee Shop. He claims that the hokkien mee here is the best in Penang.

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Lay Hong Coffee Shop is located at the corner of Macalister Road and Jalan Rangoon.

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On the left is the Sin Kim San Kedai Kopi dan Makanan.

There are only 2 stalls in the morning session, the Nasi Melayu and Ong Hokkien Mee.
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The Nasi Melayu stall.

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Wide varieties of dishes. Will try it out next time.

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Mr Ong's Penang Famous Hokkien Mee stall is selling Hokkien Mee, Pai Kut Me and Loh Mee.

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Loh Mee RM2.50 (Small), RM3.00 (Medium) and RM4.00 (Big)

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Hokkien Mee RM2.50 (Small), RM3.00 (Medium) and RM4.00 (Big)

After tasting the Hokkien Mee, I realize the reason Hokkien Mee lover claim this is the best Hokkien Mee. The soup gives out a strong and sweat meaty taste with presence of prawn relish to add on. It gave a different sensation to the typical Penang Hokkien Mee.

Hokkien Mee lovers go try it out and share your opinion with us...

Mr Ong Hokkien Mee @ Lay Hong Coffee Shop
Macalister Road
Mobile: 012-435 9933 / 016-419 9933
Business Hour: 6.30am - 12pm


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Memories of a Short Meal Break

Posted by Food Promotions On Monday, October 19, 2009 0 comments
I have heard from people their favourite food here and personally would come back for them. I decided to make a visit to taste it out myself. On one of the off day from work due to company force leave, I finally have my chance to do so.

Some of you may have nostalgic feel on the the photos below. The place looks familiar, or you may have seen the sellers somewhere before. Just continue reading and find out...

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Soya Bean RM0.40 per cup

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Fish Ball Soup RM1.00

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Fried Egg RM0.50 per egg

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Wan Than Mee RM2.50

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My favourite, pork meat marinated in chili sauce.

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Hokkien Mee RM2.00

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Hokkien+Loh Mee RM2.50


The food above is now more pricey compared to 10 years ago. During the good old day, RM 1.50 is sufficient enough for a good breakfast. Any idea where all these good food comes from?

It is all from Chung Ling High School's canteen. I believe if you are a student from this place, this is the one thing that you'll miss and you are proud of.

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When I was eating there, old time memories came back flashing my memories of the 15 minutes short break during the schooling days. Bell rings, students marching towards the canteen, eating and chatting, announcements and then back to our classes. I had my good time during my at the school last week, so readers take your break and look back to your old time sweet memories.


Sunshine Market Food Court

Posted by Food Promotions On Sunday, October 04, 2009 0 comments
Bayan Baru Market Food Court or also known as Sunshine Market Food Court bring together wide varieties of Hawker Food suitable for all races. Today we will share with you, our most ordered drink and lunch meal there.

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We would sit near Bong Stall No.19 that sells refreshing ice blended drinks.

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Corn Ice Blended RM1.00

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Coconut Ice Blended RM1.20

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One of the popular stall in the Food Court is Lai Hoe Stall No.99

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Deep Fried Fish

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Lai Hoe price list shows 2 types of soups (pure soup and tom yam) and 3 types of ingredients (fish, prawn and pork) choice. Additional charge for extra orders.

You can choose bee hoon or maggie noodle, fried fish or non fried fish too. Below are some of the fish noodles examples:
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Fish Tom Yam Bee Hoon

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Deep Fried Fish Tom Yam Mee

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Deep Fried Fish Tom Yam Bee Hoon

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Deep Fried Fish Pure Soup Bee Hoon

It is enjoyable and tasty, however good things requires time and effort. Take note that you need to check and remind the owner of Lai Hoe Stall on your order constantly. Enjoy~~


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Jetty Beef Koay Teow

Posted by Food Promotions On Monday, September 07, 2009 3 comments
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From Penang Jetty across the road using the overhead bridge, there lies a row of food court and Eng Huat Coffee Shop selling the Jetty Beef Koay Teow.

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This shop is located along Gat Lebuh Pasar directly opposite the food court.

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Among the ingredients they have for Jetty Beef Koay Teow.

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Beef Mix Koay Teow RM6 (Small) RM8 (Medium) RM10 (Large)

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Herbal Beef Mix Koay Teow RM7 (Small) RM8 (Medium) RM10 (Large)

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Customers can also choose rice (with RM0.80 charge) instead of koay teow.

Environment: 5/10
A coffee shop environment and seating.

Food Presentation: 4/10
Simple food presented in a bowl.

Portion: 5/10
Small koay teow is good for small eater. If you would like to have more beef ingredient, opt for the medium or large.

Taste: 6.5/10
The combination of beef, beef parts and soup is tasty.

Service: 6/10
During off peak period the order is served fast.

Value for money: 5.5/10
It is dearer compare to most other hawker food. But it is justifiable as beef is incurred higher cost.

OVERALL
A satisfying meal to my taste bud with the taste of beef and herbal soup.


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Ukhwah Restoran Rakyat 1Malaysia Roti Canai and Teh Tarik for RM1

Posted by Food Promotions On Wednesday, July 29, 2009 0 comments
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A piece of roti canai 40 sen and a glass of teh tarik is priced at 60 sen

Location:
Rakyat Restaurant
(Located next to Prescott Inn)
Lorong Medan Tuanku Satu

Reference from: http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/7/19/nation/4327267&sec=nation


Ukhwah Restoran Rakyat 1Malaysia Roti Canai and Teh Tarik for RM1

Posted by Food Promotions On Wednesday, July 29, 2009 0 comments
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A piece of roti canai 40 sen and a glass of teh tarik is priced at 60 sen

Location:
Rakyat Restaurant
(Located next to Prescott Inn)
Lorong Medan Tuanku Satu

Reference from: http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/7/19/nation/4327267&sec=nation


Stadium Curry Mee

Posted by Food Promotions On Sunday, June 21, 2009 0 comments
Stadium Curry Mee is well know by many Penangnites who has ate their Curry Mee since years ago. They are from a group of 3 brothers, that owns 3 different stalls, with the same taste and flavour.

Their branches are in Dato Keramat (next to Federal Cinema), Taman Free School food court (opposite Heng Ee School roundabout) and Sungai Pinang (in front of the Honda Kah Motor Sdn. Bhd.)
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It is located along the road to Convet Datuk Keramat Girls' School and opposite the Ah Leng Char Koay Teow.

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Curry Mee RM 2.50 (Small - without prawns) and RM 3.00 (Regular)

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The santan use for this Curry Mee is fresh and it brings out the sweetness of the soup.

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You are recomended to add another spoonful of the chili paste to increase the spicy flavour of the soup!

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What's more? The coffee shop of Stadium Curry Mee stall also sells the famous nutmeg drink RM1.20; a drink we shouldn't miss out when we are dining in Penang!

Map to Stadium Curry Mee:




Stadium Curry Mee

Posted by Food Promotions On Sunday, June 21, 2009 0 comments
Stadium Curry Mee is well know by many Penangnites who has ate their Curry Mee since years ago. They are from a group of 3 brothers, that owns 3 different stalls, with the same taste and flavour.

Their branches are in Dato Keramat (next to Federal Cinema), Taman Free School food court (opposite Heng Ee School roundabout) and Sungai Pinang (in front of the Honda Kah Motor Sdn. Bhd.)
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It is located along the road to Convet Datuk Keramat Girls' School and opposite the Ah Leng Char Koay Teow.

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Curry Mee RM 2.50 (Small - without prawns) and RM 3.00 (Regular)

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The santan use for this Curry Mee is fresh and it brings out the sweetness of the soup.

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You are recomended to add another spoonful of the chili paste to increase the spicy flavour of the soup!

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What's more? The coffee shop of Stadium Curry Mee stall also sells the famous nutmeg drink RM1.20; a drink we shouldn't miss out when we are dining in Penang!

Map to Stadium Curry Mee:




Ah Leng Char Koay Teow

Posted by Food Promotions On Sunday, June 21, 2009 0 comments
Being a fan of Char Koay Teow, I hunt around Penang Island for the best one. Penang is very famous for having the best Char Koay Teow in Malaysia and what's more if we can find the BEST in Penang?

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Ah Leng Char Koay Teow. It is located opposite the famous Stadium Curry Mee.

Many of you have heard of him, if you are a local Penangnite.
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Ah Leng Char Koay Teow is famous for having a special chili sauce to fry the Koay Teow.
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What makes it tasty is, it is fried with pork oil (non-halal) and using charcoal to fry the koay teow.
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Ah Leng Char Koay Teow RM 5.00 (Regular)

Ah Leng, the cook is also good at controling the amount of oil used to fry the koay teow. If you notice, the fried koay teow served is less oily than many of the other famous stalls in Penang.
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The taste of it? Superb, not too spicy, just tasted good enough.
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A cup of fresh orange juice RM1.60 to refresh after having a good meal.
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Map to Ah Leng Char Koay Teow:

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