Probably not enough power. They need more beetroot juice kua, them trains.

Like sit ghost train nia. 8:30 pm, just got on at TESCO and I.m the only passenger in my carriage

I'll start off.


Nasi Lemak

1 Restoran Hosay. Nasi Lemak with different options; chicken, squid etc.

Batu 14, opposite Hero.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/2%C2%B059...3;4d101.6208132

2 Stall outside Petronas, Bandar Puteri .
https://www.google.com/maps/place/PETRONAS+...3;4d101.6219104


Tai Chow

Kopitiam Oon Oon at Taman Wawasan across the road from DG FC.
Evenings only. Consistently good quality.

https://www.google.com/maps/@3.028664,101.6250332,21z

Banana Leaf, Dhosai, Roti

Five Star Curry House. Puteri 5
https://www.google.com/maps/@3.0143047,101.6151465,21z

Incidentally, I've stopped going to Kok Siong - the ambience is poor and the prices have been going up and up and up. I've also started avoiding Hasbuna for the same reason, though the price increase there hasn't been as dramatic. As a rule, I avoid mamak places altogether. I also rarely go to Ming Ren now. It's usually hopelessly overcrowded.

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Agreed about the fried kuetiau. Currently the only two fried kuetiau stall I like is the one at Restoran 100 near TESCO PBP and the one at DG FC. But lately also staying away from fried kuetiau - sometimes the oil they use is suspect then the taste really

Which nasi lemak stall you are talking about stimix? The stall at Petronas is run by a kakak. The nasi lemak shop opposite Hero is Chinese.

Stimix I think it is easiest to redo the list from scratch since there are so many changes. Maybe you can moderate a discussion on this and we take it one item at a time based on what is already on the list.

For example, we can start with timsam and talk about Yuen Garden, Dragon Imperial and Jin Xuan (of which there are now at least two branches in Puchong), and then bring in all the newer ones like Foo Hing. We can say settle on the top three and put that on the list. And then we move on to Yong Tau Fu.

I can see this thread getting very very busy for weeks.

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Yes Malay. The choice of lauk is not so wide, but the sambal is nice and the rice is fragrant. If you want a lot of nice lauk, go to the one outside the nasty Restoran 88 at Batu 14.

Oh right. I've never had it. My friend say nice. These days, I go there only to eat the Kampar cha liu noodles.

NL Auto, Pusat Bandar Puchong, opposite TESCO.

Ya I think they don't service Honda. I send my kapchai there they won't do for me also.

The u-turn to Setia Walk is closed again

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I think either the signboard not structurally sound and got blown over by Mr Tua Hong, or some bugger knocked it over.

Parking is bad enough near the branch that's closing, but of course you can always park further at TESCO or in front of shops further away. The Bandar Puteri branch forget it. Don't go anywhere near there in a car. You an try the Puchong Jaya branch. Park further away and walk. A far far better proposition than trying to park anywhere within reasonable walking distance of the Bandar Puteri branch. The best thing of course is to avoid going to the bank altogether and use online banking and if you need to teet teet money, go to an ATM at a petrol station. There's actually a Maybank ATM in TESCO.

Donno when. Saw it when I went out this morning and snap snap when I came back earlier in the afternoon.

Ya it was closed for some time, then they open again with a new signboard.

Talking about food again. I've posted about this place before. They've tarted up the interior very nicely now and got a more extensive menu.


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I went back to the new/old banh mi recently. They have a much more extensive menu and this time (unlike the first time I went back soon after they moved) the service was OK. So now got two decent Vietnamese place within a stone's throw of each other in Puteri 7. I can actually walk there from where I live

We now also have at least one authentic Thai place in Puchong. Unfortunately so far, I don't seem to see any authentic Sichuanese, Hunanese and other regional Chinese places.

Yes, Krua Thai

I don't like their tom yam. The first time I had pad thai there, it was really good; second time awful. Got QC problem.

Never tried their pork leg rice before, but they say got.

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They're both in Puteri 7 in the commercial precinct behind Columbia Asia hosp.

A Vietnamese stall worth trying out at Hwa Keng opposite Ramai. I would have preferred a tarter nuoc cham, and a bit more of it, but otherwise it's nice. The bowl of soup also not bad.


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Can anyone recommend a car waxing place?