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Nice, i wanted to try today but wife already ordered food at Gu Wen Cha. Next time. I like "wu xiang" a lot.
Oh ya. We tried e wu xiang too!, Hokkiens love wu Xiang a lot.
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Nice, was it good? I love wu xiang. We always visit this this Taiwanese porridge place, Gu Zao Ren (non-Halal)
near Sutera Mall, opens until 12 midnight. Free flow of plain porridge or with sweet potato after the first order
plus free desert and we always order the following: Wu Xiang (a form of meat roll with pork), beansprouts with
salted fish, chye poh/da chong omelette (radish/onion omelette), tang dynasty bacon (bacon, chinese style)
We always get a pot of Qiu Wang (chinese tea) with it. Very nice for us. My dad and mum likes the place as well.
My mother still makes the best Wu Xiang, period. No other place is close as her Wu Xiang is so good that neighbours and old neighbours come all the way from other parts of the island to get from her. She doesn't sell them but with all the good stuff she packs in, really good. One actually wanted to place an order with my mother but she always refused and gives to them free. She has a really good heart.
I'm a wu xiang lover too! Wu Xiang alway top list of my choice!
Sound good, shall try out one of this day!
i would say not bad , but for sure , home prepare wu xiang is way much better ....
New eatery ... will someone try n tell me where exact the place is ?
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食家庄“卤肉饭馆将在4月27日正式营业！Hometown Recipe Restaurant will start at 27 April。地点是67，Jln Indah 8/13, Taman Bukit Indah 靠近'尖沙咀港式烧腊店‘希望大家支持！（走Perling tol出Bukit Indah的路后，你会看到Jusco Bukit Indah然后就会碰到一个红绿灯！请你们跟着弯右手边。。直路走就会先看到尖沙咀港式烧腊店。”食家庄“就在它们店的后面几间！谢谢你们！！！）
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Haha Thanks. I jio my daughter to come with me since she said she want to eat lok lok
Agree totally that taste is very subjective
I "kee chiu" (Dr JiaJia) on this.
On side note, I like the pig trotters at Crystal.
Hi, I tried the bak kut teh at Bukit Indah - 好味吧生肉骨茶 - find that it is pretty good, the best among the few bak kut teh I have tried in JB. Heard from a local that he found the soup too "kat" or thick but okay to me. The shop is in the row behind the new HK street cafe - at the other end of Crystal cafe - facing the Bukit Indah houses.
has any one try the tim sum beside pelangi plaza.
no i think thats not the right location, but thank you for this place too! will check it out
Average except the porridge, which we find to be nice.
Ah, I see. The Tim Sum shop near Pelangi Plaza... the address below is to the mee hoon kueh shop which is a couple of shop units away. Hope this helps ;D
Restaurant name: Restoran Yi Bao (mee hoon kueh)
Address: 5, Jalan Maju, Taman Pelangi, Johor Bahru, 80400 Johor
Restaurant name: Restoran Yi Bao (mee hoon kueh)
Address: 5, Jalan Maju, Taman Pelangi, Johor Bahru, 80400 Johor
Yesterday I tried Chua kee for lunch , it was not bad. How to go new Chua kee from old Chua kee? My gps dun hv this new address n I dun understand fr e map.
Tried the mee hoon kueh...it is good. The soup was tasty and not too salty. The mee hoon kueh was thin but soft . And it is cheap
Ha...ha...but can't beat my mother's mee hoon kueh Good News - No Need to Fill White Cards Anymore
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Chief Secretary of Malaysia’s Home Ministry, Mohmood Adam, announced on 20 May 2012 that, with effect from 1st Jun 2012, foreigners entering Malaysia need not fill the white arrival cards to enter Malaysia.
This decision was made after consultations between the Home Ministry, Immigration Department, and Tourism ministry.
This should mean quicker clearances at the immigration checkpoints for makan trips
