Just two days after Christmas and I thought the hustle and bustle of the markets and food places would have reduced. Looks like whoever is back in Penang or visiting Penang is out for the best of the food paradise. No doubt, we have lots of variety here.
Here we are strolling around Pulau Tikus market and soon my sister will head over for her favourite Chee Cheong Fun at Kwai Lock Coffee shop. That morning, the coffee shop was packed. It was a chore to even find a chair after securing a table which took awhile. I was left without a chair and I went to asked the cashier man and he said "bo liau" (no more). I suppose the coffee shop was not prepared for the crowd. Finally, I did get to sit. No worries, such things will never affect my taste buds.
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| Curry Mee |
I took a bit of my sister's Curry Mee and the sweetness of the soup is just nice. I don't like it if the soup is too sweet or too mild. Something in between suits me. However, I preferred the Sar Hor Fun that came with generous portions of meat and I enjoyed the taste when I scoop each of everything and eating it altogether.
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| Sar Hor Fun without egg |
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| Neslo(combination of Nescafe and Milo) & Milo. Thick and nice. |
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| Packets of Chee Cheong Fun |
I wondered,how many of you would pack Penang hawker food back to KL? I know my sister does and she bought around 10 packets of chee cheong fun and this was not her first time. It would vary from 10 packets to 30 packets, I lost count. By the way, the Chee Cheong Fun stall that she likes is the one nearest to the Police station as there are two stalls selling at Kwai Lock Coffee Shop. That's not all she packed back, later she also 'tapau' Mee Goreng at along Gurney Drive. (pictures not provided). All this to be shared with her KL friends.
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