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Wong Kok Char Chan Teng @ Dataran Pahlawan

Saturday, March 29th, 2008 |

orange juice

More Wong Kok food photos, something else other than rice.

restaurant

I recalled that I use to lament why there isn’t any Hong Kong food restaurant in Malacca when they were mushrooming all over the country. Not anymore. Hongkie food pwned Melaka!

twin sauce pasta

The place was bustling and the business is brisk, but I have to say that they get the orders right, and the taste was alright. The twin sauce pork chop rice, nicely presented in such a narrow and long bowl.

hotplate set

In terms of value for money, do try out the hotplate set meal which cost around twenty or so bucks. They come together with soup, appetizers, desserts and drinks, and the portion is quite impressive as well.

jelly and bread

This hotplate set comes with chicken, pork and beef. All sorts of meat, ekeke.

garlic sauce

You have a choice of sauces to choose from! This is garlic sauce.

I guess it will be sometime before I visit Wong Kok again.

Popularity: 35% [?]

Wong Kok Char Chan Teng @ Dataran Pahlawan

Thursday, March 27th, 2008 |

ham and bacon

Bacon and ham mantou @ Wong Kok Char Chan Teng, in Dataran Pahlawan, Melaka. The place is visible if you pass by the road in between Mahkota Parade and Dataran Pahlawan.

We had rice! JY, WS and me ordered three different rice.

lapmei rice

My lap mei rice. It was right before Chinese New Year and I was kind hyper with lap mei. It actually tasted quite rich.

potato pork rice

Minced pork and potato rice. This is a very homely dish. Makes me think of the good old home cooking.

pineapple chicken rice

Pineapple chicken rice. Tad disappointing because there were no real pineapples.

I don’t really fancy all the corn sprinklings on the rice, I don’t usually eat them but now that they sprinkled it I had to. Must request them to do without those next time.

Stay tuned for more Wong Kok Char Chan Teng photos!

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Kim Gary @ Aeon Bukit Tinggi

Thursday, January 24th, 2008 |

kim gary

Let’s take a break from the Chinese New Year fever post and let’s talk about some regular food instead.

The other day I was pestering dad to show me the way to the Jusco in Bukit Tinggi, the largest Jusco shopping outlet in Malaysia. Yeah, yeah I wanna go! But first, I have to know the way, right?

Being the good dad he is, he promised to fetch me there for dinner after work.

milk tea

Milk tea for daddy!

There are just so many food outlets there, but knowing my dad, it he will choose a Hong Kong style restaurant. Not that I mind, I rike also!

bosco wong

I don’t like to watch Bosco Wong’s TVB drama, but he still have to be here to disturb my dinner.

nissin noodles

This is dad’s fried pork cube nissin noodles. So soupy!

While I ordered this Japanese style unagi stone rice set, which comes with soup, and for another dollar I ordered this:

coke lemon

Coke lemon. Or lemon Coke. Whichever, lol!

russian borsch

Russian borsch!

eel stone rice

Eating unagi is a big leap for me. You see, if you have ever, ever eaten sushi with me, chances are that, it is hard to shove an unagi sushi down my throat. But this time, its different. OMG UNAGI STONE RICE IS TEH GOOD! Minus the rice I mean. Darn, those hot stones overcooked my rice. Gah! So from now onwards, I proclaim that: “I SHALL EAT UNAGI WHEN IT IS WARM!!!” Cold unagi still sucks. I hate the fishy smell.

And, oh! I love Aeon Bukit Tinggi! Its in my must go list!

Popularity: 44% [?]

About Me

Hi! welcome to my food blog. I am Jo, and *~Riceballz~* a blog about my personal journey of gastronomical experience and culinary experiments.

Starting from just something for me to look back about the things I ate, Riceballz has grown into including the food that I cooked and some recipes of food that I tried, tested and really like. I hope I can fill up this blog with more delicious food photos and my thoughts about it, so stay tuned!

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