Along Old Klang Road wad gooding is to ated?

Other than:

1.Bak Kut Teh beside Tesco

2.Hokkien Mee stall beside bus stop

3.Nasi Ayam Halal near Tesco

I passby that road see got few shops but dunno gooding or not because parking so difficult there, i saw one with Chinese "Bubur" sign outside hang alot of chickens.

Next to the Halal Nasi Ayam got oso chinese kopitiam see alot of workers ated there.

Then near federal highway exit got this Big Bowl shop, and corner got another Bak Kut Teh shop which suka hati open shop one. A few more i didn't get the name. And of course got Ipoh Old Town Kopitiam but that one normal lo.

Then next to pos office got some small chinese stalls, beside the chinese stall got 1 malay stall,

Then near Taman Desa entrance got this chinese shop forgot sell what liao.

Only along Old Klang Road, not inside Kuchai Lama, Sri Petaling, Puchong etc.

1) Sucks
2) Not bad for the hokkien mee, but i go there for wan tan mein only
3) Sucks

amoi

Pork noodles for breakfast at OUG!
Very near OKR..

Assuming you're Chinese since you mentioned bak kut teh..

nothing good there, better go puchong

dun contribute to the jam by parking illegally pls

Pork Noodle mana? OUG so big. I only know Stevens Corner and that western shop behind it.

I ated there i usually park at tesco then go jalan jalan & eat pig. then i go back into tesco buy something 50cent and get the ticket stamped and get free parkin.

steven corner still alive?

ingat dah tutup kes owner langsi gila

Yan Yan la

Puchong pipul say not human live one.

I only know Puchong Yong Tau Fu near the sekolah.

The rest i saw are chain restaurants, though i remember got 1 shop with Ferrari inside the shop, then got some steamboat many people, the rest of the shop not many people eat.

The most crowded place is the geography something area.

Why you say that bak kut teh suck? I think it is one of the better ones in KL oledi. Oso they got steam fish.

This post has been edited by advocado: May 29 2013, 09:42 PM

restaurant hoi kee, opposite of taman desa medical center... fish head is gooding...

there are 2 good japanese restaurant in old klang road but the price is much much more expensive than sushi king.

but when i eat hokkien noodle i park road side, cannot help no parking that area.

tat shop i passby many times, open 1-2 years i think. never ated there. coz seafood restaurant usually i eat cheap cheap food. really good ah?

Big Bowl is vegetarian shop. For me is TAK SEDAP.

Yan- Yan dim sum- the cheapest & still one of the best for me. RM3/ dish.. Tell me any cheapest than this in Klang Valley

u toking about the one near Michelin tayar shop side row? the onther one is at main road like a house got valet parking oso near michelin? or u tok about the one opposite Plaza OUG got a small grass land one?

only ated the one opposite Plaza OUG.

1) Which one? Below the bridge or near Hailam Chicken Rice? If the former, YOU CALL THAT GOODING?

2) Hokkien mee is nice. But don't call the Fried Wat-Tan Hor... salty like shit. Get the wanton mee, it's better.

3) That one.... normal nia.

And the bubur one.... nope. Skip that. Go for the dimsum beside it.

Yan Yan...



had a plate of noodle last time, the noodle felt like rubber, hard to bite off.

tried the dim sum not really good. inside felt like taiko dai go eat one. smoke inside aircon room, uncle with big gold chain, uncle sing karaoke dress like going Genting...

24 hour shop didn't expect much.

The ones in Kuchai Lama can beat Yan Yan kao kao.

I hope you are talking about Nihonkai and also Xenri. Nihonkai is very nice, but always packed to the brim. Xenri also good, but expensive.

There's one more on the same stretch - but other than the 2 stated above, avoid that one at all costs. It sucks and also not delicious.

for me la, the fish head is gooding (signature dish)... not really a seafood restaurant, but "heng hwa" style restaurant... price is reasonable la i would say.. open less than a year if i m not mistaken, and their shop used to be in brickfield..

weekend 7pm sure full, cause the shop is quite small.. cant fit lot of tables.

This post has been edited by siew14: May 29 2013, 09:53 PM

You can try Wai Kee, the chinese shop beside the halal chicken rice
not bad yo

Ipoh Road Hakka Yong Tau Fu- near Petron petrol station
Bak Kut Tea- a stall selling bak kut teh in front of Michelin car workshop and near Old Klang Road near Japanese restaurant Nihonkai

This post has been edited by vuetnam: May 29 2013, 09:53 PM

Well, that's because it's the only mamak in OUG.......

yup Hoi Kee is good (previously from Brickfields) price also reasonable

not gooding... dunno why after the owner back from korea, the food not so gooding... end up my parents eat at Jalan Pudu...Yi Sheng Huat Restaurant..

For me Yan-Yan beat Jin Xuang flat interm of taste & price .. They are good in fried lobak, har kin, Cha siew pao, porridge, loh Mai kai but their steam stuff so-so only ..RM3.. Even u take 6 items also <RM20

1.The one next to tesco->bridge->open air roofed bak kut teh. Many /k kept praising it's gooding. At night usually packed with people and they have to hire like 2-3 folks just to divert traffic.

They oso sell steam fish & asam fish.

Got another bak kut teh is shop lot corner one near the flower garden that one i dunno.

2.Never tried the wan ton mee there, better than Nippy & Meng Kee & that chain wantan mee shop with yellow board at Kuchai Lama?

3.Never tried, but /k say it's one of the best halal nasi ayam available in Malaysia. Nasi Ayam i usually eat inside Taman Desa Sing Kee.

The bubur one beside got dimsum meh? i passby but didn't get to see properly i only kno got 1 electrical shop. Better than Kuchai Lama Dimsum?

Did u see the Dim Sum shop next to 7 eleven? Not bad for me, price no too exp and their siew mai is quite good.

Xenri is the one opposite Plaza OUG i went there, food ok not the best but expensive and the table i was sitting (bar table) had ants... yuck... Japanese restaurant suppose to be AAA with their cleanliness. But many people go there and many booked their tables. Usually women go there.

Nihonkai i have no idea, is it the one on the side row of Michelin Tayar Shop?

I know there is another one which is exactly beside the big road it's a house converted restaurant which is also near the Michelin Tayar Shop.

pork bone steamboat

hah usually i eat dim sum i order Ha Kao, the yan yan Ha Kao prawn like rubber fake one when i eated.

usually i order fish ball, ha kao, u kno those non fried stuff.

maybe 1 day i try. what time u rekomen go for best quality? 24 hour dunwan eat the old stock. was told last time food taste better but now not so gooding.

which 7-11, i don't remember got 7-11, near which part?

They are like yoyo.. Their dim sum quality dropped ~2011 and I stopped going there till they came out wth RM3/item.. and yeah got back the taste again thereafter.. i still visit theme every month ...cheap bruch for sure for whole family haha

there are a few petron station, which one is the Ipoh Road Hakka Young Tau Fu?

The Bak Kut Teh infront michelin work shop open what time one?

the petron station after 3rd Mile Square... before Petron there is one restaurant behind wan


Bak Kut Teh stall open after 5pm. closed on Tuesday

1) WHAT??? If that is what they call "gooding", they have not eaten better bak kut teh and steam fish yet.

2) To me, I feel the one in OKR is better because of the pork lard.... but if you want the best one, it's in OUG - can't remember the name, but it has no signboard one....

3) Nasi ayam is just common for me. Nothing special.

Dim Sum - got. You just have to look closer. And quite good actually....

1) u mean bak kut teh before tesco wan issit? near the highway? itu suck la//.

I google the one next to tesco is called Ah Wang, then also 1st page come out is Fatty Bak Kut Teh, anyone tried? Dunno where it is seems like beside main road. Is it good?

Ah Wang is ok for me, the steam fish not so fancy but Bak Kut Teh ok la.

Taste buds diff kua.. Actually I dun really like Ah Wang BKT haha

Ipoh Yong Tau Fu open what time? Is it same row or opposite 3rd Mile Square?

Before Petron is from federal highway direction? Behind petron got shop?

how bout fatty or infront michelin tayar?

u tried the ones in sri petaling new shop row? i saw got few bak kut teh oso got people eat there.

i rarely eat bak kut teh becoz i know good ones very hard to find unless go klang. so i eat ah wang taste ok ma eat it once every 3 months lo.

NO.. For BKT, I prefer Puchong Yap Chuan near Han Ming school in Bt14

not sure, dun remember de

before Petron is towards federal highway direction

is after the 3rd Miles Square and after the row of shops...

halo Yap Chuan? Is it same place where the Puchong Yong Tau Fu is? can gib direction?

Yeap.. before the school at the main shoplots area.. same row wth Speed mart but on the other end.. but abit out liao.. This is about OKR lor

nihonkai japanese restaurant
prepared by real jap

ok google map i see honda, the mobil, then giant bowl, then 3rd mile square, the megatech institute, where is it...

open morning or evening?

curry fish head. along jalan old kang, there's one, idk how to show tho. but it's near the logistic department goverment something

where...

you god a map where i can pointout? the one that puchong thread use one?

after the Megatech Institute the small junction before Petron.

They open morning( for Ipoh Hakka Road Yong Tau Fu) and evening for( Bak Kut Tea)

I've never went to ah wang in all 29 years i lived in okr, now for bak kut teh, i always patronize the one at the michelin tyre shop

cao cao grill lamb still there?
but this hawker stall only open at nite.
very tender & flavorful, marinated with 7up/sprite.

if im at this area for lunch, i like nippy noodle, but that's kuchai lama dy.

Cao Cao should still be there. The penang fried kueh tiaw with duck egg also nearby Cao Cao also not bad.

This is the adhoc hawker centre at the junction of OKR & Kuchai Lama, near FGA church.

do you mean the small stall at kuchai lama entrance infront of a row of shops?

tried once, was nice but really expensive. how much nowadays for 1 small piece?

yup.
iirc its rm12/pc (last year price)

Just tried it. Can see signboard from main road but pretty easy to miss, never knew there oso got shop, actually is house.

To me the good part is it has the Dry Soup which most places don't have for fried stuffs.

But both the Dry Soup & Qing Tong abit salty to me lo. The yong tau fu is ok.

But not many choices le.

It wrote 13th outlet.

you found de aa?

its a house?

The Bak Kut Teh infront of Michelin, not bad lo, soup is not too salty not too bland. But not many people.

I see that Japanese Restaurant almost fullhouse de...

rm9 per pax.

when japanese restaurant fullhouse..after 7.35pm++ Bak Kut Tea also fullhouse

Really? But for me the sushi only so-so, prefer zanmai and others

For noodles, I find it quite bad actually: tried the soba twice but find it quite tasteless..

nihonkai lo wat else. full until like Steven corner ss2 need to put tables outside. upstair oso full, ground floor not many seats as occupied by kitchen.

Michelin bak kut tea i ated about 9pm, only got 2 tables occupied inc me. veli relaxing lo.

Ah Wang & Fatty BKT always full house la.

the soup is sweet, liek for reals aite

crispy "siew yok" (barbecue babi) rice in Happy Garden, beside 4 face thai Buddha Temple...

beef noodle in OUG, opposite Public Bank...

wantan mee and barbecue lamb chop, shoplots beside Good Wood Church...

go o kuhchai lama, few kilo from klang lama..many massage..u can eat china girl

abt 9pm no nice... u must go around 8-9pm only nice..

what is the concept behind this?

this one is tricky to find. where is buddha temple? no name? open what time?

beef noodle got name? is shop or stall?

mostly after 9pm the ingredients in the Bak Kut Tea finish, coz very good business....

so better around 8-9pm come..

when i was there it's full pot both the meat & intestine pot.

den u lucky lar.. me and my family sometimes unlucky some of the ingredients finish..that time come after 9pm

Beef Noodle (afternoon)

Crispy Siew Yok Fan (afternoon)

Barbecue Lamb Chop (nite)

This post has been edited by ManyGer: May 31 2013, 08:08 PM

You tha man.

The beef noodle is inside shop or stall or something? Morning Got?

The Pork rice shop, is it opposite got 1 basketball court one? That row got like car work shop? Morning Got?

Same place as cao cao grill lamb...the corner stall dai chow quite nice. Their signature bitter gourd meehoon...a lot of wok hei
But i banned the place coz the waiting time can up to 45 mins, n those came later get their order first, complain complain also no wanna entertain me

Tried Ah Wang Bak Kut Teh yesterday, just to see what different with Michelin, Ah Wang oso not bad not like what pipul say here, at least still got taste, abit sweater becoz they add sweat tofu, but good part is they use claypot so soup is hot. Michelin uses plastic cup very fast cold. Price wise only rm1 more expensive.

Michelin also has clay pot

The beside jambatan i saw many ppl go there wat...

But i go no claypot, maybe 1 person no claypot? Is old uncle and a younger guy (his son?) one right on a stall table is put at tayar shop one.

The one and only, you need tell them you want clay pot

same price ke? coz i told them i dun wan nei zhong, so only got skinny meat (3 layer meat actually) no tofu no mushroom.

ah wang is pai kut & skinny meat (not 3 layer meat) & 1 mushroom, so maybe ahwang more suit my taste for the meat part.

how to tell them want clay pot in cantonese? do they sell drinks actually coz they never asked.

Also i passby entrance near federal highway, saw the Pork Bone & another Thai Restaurant, think not open long ago, anyone tried?

going to federal highway or federal highway enter to old klang road

got drink wert, suit cha or teapot.

tell them claypot lah, then got mushrooms etc.

i dunno the price though

anyone tried the new chinese small restaurant next to the new hotel at old klang road ?? near to mid vally and the junction to go up federal highway and head into KL city

if not wrong, hotel name is:
Valenza Hotel & Cafe

the small restaurant is just directly next to the hotel, next to it there is a second hand car lot , opp there is a building selling volkswagen show room

This post has been edited by ELM0: Jun 6 2013, 07:52 AM

Todey finally ated the Buddha siew yok at happy garden.

Went at 11.40am already pretty full left 4-5 tables.

Last time i google people say rm5 something, todey i eated the immediately served the malay/indon helper shouted rm6.80. quite expensive lo for a old skool stall.

Overall the great part is of course the crispy skin is very crispy, taste wise i find it normal only, and the siew yok abit dry maybe because they want to make the skin extra crisp. And no chicken soup as compliment, the soy sauce alittle bit only and no dip on rice so when eat abit boring. Overall taste is OK but not that super tasty like many reviews lo.

But really many people, imagine 12pm already full, 12.30pm sure overcrowded. Most people eat there are old uncles & foreman got some Office people drive there also.

I think the one in Cheras is still the best Siew Yok.

Fish head noodles Taman Desa.