Category: Food Porn

Went to Hainan Street Restaurant at RH Plaza somewhere last month. This is my second time there. First time was for lunch.

Left: Hainan Chicken Rice Set – Steamed chicken + soup+ tauge (RM6.80). Usually people come here to eat chicken rice. This is what they are famous for. To me, chicken rice is just chicken rice, not much difference anywhere else. As long that the rice isn’t served tough or dry or tasteless.

Right: I hope I got this right, this should be Special Hainan Mee(RM4.80), I don’t remember how it tasted -.-” Not special enough for me to remember the taste and the name that’s why.

Left: BBQ Chicken Noodle(RM4.50), this noodle was so sweet, too sweet for our liking.

Right: I ordered the same dish as I ordered last time, Penang Curry Chicken Noodle(RM4.80). I like the curry, you can opt for dry or wet curry noodle.

Overall the place is OK, air-conditioned, food priced reasonably.

I almost forget about this place. Went there almost 2 months ago. Just for your information, Brighton Square is where FTMS located. Still don’t know? You know Titanium? That high rise building just around the traffic light heading to Jalan Song, 3rd mile, and the airport. Very easy to spot.

Ipoh Town Kopitiam is opening a branch at Brighton Square.

Nothing much to say about it but business is pretty good. The food you see here wasn’t ordered by me, it’s curry chicken rice. I don’t remember the price.

Just to let you know this new place that’s all ;p

GRRR! Stupid Streamyx, not again! I remember it happened during my exam day on my previous semester and now it’s happening again! I don’t want to call that silly tech support!! It will only drain all my brain cells away! Can’t do any long post though, Celcom isn’t very stable too. Kept DC.

So… Let’s go back to my main topic.

I love this snack. Pei Tien Oat Muffin is made in Taiwan. My aunt bought it from Ta Kiong in Sibu few months back. We tried to look for it at Ta Kiong here but couldn’t find it. Do you know any place that is selling this? Want to buy but don’t know where to find.

My aunt bought few containers of guilinggao back few months back. It’s not the usual type, it came with a small container of syrup(honey+fruit juice) for you to mix it with the guilinggao and this is flavoured guilinggao. Best served chilled.

Managed to try 4 different types of flavours: original, sweet osmanthus(gui hua), ginseng, and fructus momordicae(luo han guo). All were OK except sweet osmanthus(gui hua), it’s a bit sourish, I don’t like.

I remember last time I had guilinggao before and it stained my teeth, only managed to remove the stain after brushing my teeth. After that, I don’t dare to eat too much.

If you want to learn more about guilinggao, you can check out wiki for it.

Guīlínggāo is a Chinese medicine that is traditionally made with the powdered shell from the critically endangered three-lined box turtle (金錢龜) and China roots (土伏苓; Smilax glabra). It is also eaten as a dessert, made in the form of a jelly. Commercially available guīlínggāo are always sold as a dessert and do not contain turtle shell powder (despite the prominent turtle images on most brands). They do, however, share the same herbal additives as the medicine and are similarly marketed as being good for skin complexion when ingested.