Tasty cendol ice at MYR4.50 a bowl. All prices are nett prices.
SS20 Fish Head Noodle
Monday, September 15, 2014
Fish and Spinach
Since we did not get to eat the fish slice noodles at the Big Family coffee shop, we went to another eatery to eat some fish slices in soup after our brief stop at the Waterfront, Desa Park City. It was about 2 pm at that time.
Sang Yu slices (ikan Haruan) with baby spinach soup - MYR17 - there are 6 thick slices of fish - 3 slices deep fried and 3 slices not fried. You can choose to have all deep fried or all not fried. I like to eat these fish slices. If only this eatery is near my place then I will eat it every week.
There is really a lot of baby spinach in this soup so it is really worth the price of MYR17 and I could not finish it on my own, have to share it with others.
Soong Fish (松鱼) Head Noodles - Not Fried - MYR10.50 with a milky soup. The other choice is to have deep fried fish. There is a Cantonese saying "松鱼头鲩鱼尾" (Sōng yú tóu huàn yú wěi - Mandarin) meaning if you want to eat fish head, then eat Soong Fish (Big Head Carp), if you want to eat the fish tail, then eat Wan Fish (Grass Carp).
We always eat in the air-conditioned outlet since it is bright and looks airy. There is another open air outlet very nearby and the price there I think is a bit lower but I have never been there so I can't verify this.
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Your title sounds yummy. Becoz I like both fish and spinach.. I always fry spinach one.. With garlic and some wolfberries..
ReplyDeleteStir fried yin choy with kei zi is very tasty!
DeleteAhhhhhh!!!! I love the milky one here. Had one very good one here but they've gone and concentrate on their making of instant kampua - took the world by storm, selling like hot cakes!
ReplyDeleteHope they distribute their instant kampua here.
DeleteYou can always cook your own fish slices ma, it should be fairly easy to cook this :D
ReplyDeleteI wait for you to cook fresh haruan fish slices deep fried with baby yin choy first. :D
DeleteAhh, you can stop waiting. I don't do deep fried one, need a lot of oil for that, don't know how to handle it during and after cooking :/
DeleteHehehe, I also face the same issue as you so I will eat out for deep fried food.
Deleteoooh, still continued makaning?? haha.. I was rather surprised, was it the same day?? thought you already ordered quite some food from other stalls when you found the fish noodles not opening??
ReplyDeleteYes same day. Hahaha after a few hours can eat again. :)
Deletebut good also if can eat, like the Chinese say "eating is a blessing".. and the fish look so so fresh in the photo, I can imagine the "springiness" in my mouth already.. and the soup is sure sweet and fresh and very flavorful huh?? but the price is a bit steep?? or maybe it's similar price everywhere for fish??
ReplyDeleteif only I can find this dish else where near where I live. I rather pay for it than ending up with a fishy smelly kitchen if I DIY.
Deletethe cendol sure is a nice dessert to go with the hot soup and noodles.. at first I thot they are claypot something something, haha!! :D
ReplyDeleteI don't know whether here they use anything with claypots or not.
DeleteI like the fish soup with baby spinach. I think I can finish the whole bowl by myself :)
ReplyDeleteReally? Quite a big bowl.
DeleteWow! This looks delicious and I like how generous they are with the fish slices in the fish noodles.
ReplyDeleteI've eaten something like this in (seafood noodles in SS4) too - it used to cost RM 12 in 2009.
They have a range of fish too but I think the prices have increased, at least they have when I went again.
RM 17 is still a very good price though, thanks for the tip, I'll go and try it Mun! :)
Hope you and Yee Ling like this!
DeleteWow.. You are so clever to cari Good Food, Mun! The Soong Hock is something I have never try yet.. heard it is nice but I will order it without the milk... still haven't learn how to enjoy eating fish noodles with milk... The Cendol looks good too!!
ReplyDeleteThis Soong yue is NOT Soon Hock fish. Yes this cendol is tasty.
DeleteClaire: next time try being kidnapped by Mun instead :D
DeleteHehehe sure! Claire can kidnap me instead. :)
DeleteWah! All look delicious. I love fish aoups especially with baby spinach.
ReplyDeleteFresh fish is most like to be tasty.
DeleteHi Mun
ReplyDeleteActually the big family restaurant is quite near our place. I don't usually go there because it is too packed especially lunch time. Somehow, I really wish to go for the fish noodles some day.
You should try the roasted duck too.
Yes I can see the place can be very packed during lunch time with no parking. SS20 is not that packed during weekends.
DeleteSlurps! Slurps! This is my favourite dish and I used to eat only at Woo Pin. I must try this new outlet for a change @ SS20 which is very near my place.
ReplyDeleteShould be as nice as Woo Pin.
Deletewah...second round of lunch? the fish slices looks huge in the pictures...I like big chunks...I tink I gonna like this too.
ReplyDeleteIf you ever try do let me know, ya?
DeleteThe fish slices are so fresh! Soong fish head! oh my, that's a fish I had not eaten for a long time! =D
ReplyDeleteAustralia has more fresh fishes so there is no market for Soong fish I guess.
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