Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Sang Har Mee

When we walked into the Low Mee coffee shop in Batang Kali, we asked them to recommend some dishes to us and Sang Har Mee (Fresh water prawns noodles) was in the list. We did not ask for the price but straight away order a portion for 1 person so imagine our surprise when the dish arrived looking like this.

The Prawns were huge! There were 4 halves in the plate above making it 2 huge prawns so it is definitely not a portion for 1 person in our books so we were guessing among the 3 of us, how much this dish will cost - we would have to pay the price for not asking for the price before ordering.

Can see the creamy golden roe in the prawns which tastes like sea urchin roe. The flesh is thick and firm. The yee mee was hidden underneath the prawns. Delicious dish! So what do you think was the price?

26 comments:

  1. You know, I learned what is sang har the exact same way as you now hahaha! I learned my lesson like 8 years ago, and it was RM 30+ for 1 prawn with noodles. With 2 prawns now, RM 80+?

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  2. wow, really very huge prawns!! at first i thought those were crabs instead, hahaha!! oh, you did not even bother to ask the price, hmmm, that's a bit risky huh?? it's always not cheap, or indeed notoriously expensive, for sang har mien.. okay, let me guess, should be somewhere RM70??

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    1. Just clean forgot to ask because just thought it would be those smaller sang har served in fish head mee hoon. Higher!

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  3. The first photo looks like crabs

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    1. The shell of the head is as big as a small smell of a crab.

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  4. That's around RM50 here but it seems they are cheaper there. Demand here exceeds supply...so the sellers all sharpen their knives real sharp. Go to the market - can buy one whole kilo, more than 10 of these big ones - coming soon in my blog!

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    1. I don't think these are sold in my local market.

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  5. The usual Sang Har Mee I had before is the small prawn one, not like this big big one lo....really very big difference...

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    1. Same as me too so it did not cross my mind at all that it would be these kind of huge sang har.

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  6. Sang har meen reminds me of Cravings.. Hubby likes the sang har meen there, RM29.90.. Ok la the taste..

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    1. I think I have eaten at Cravings before. The sang har is not as big as this.

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  7. OMG....can hardly see the mee...looks more like prawns in a sweet-sour egg gravy. You should have put a spoon there to let us judge the size...some of these can easily weigh 400g each, so it's probably between RM80-90. The ones I've eaten is about RM70 for 2 prawns pre-GST.

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    1. You are spot on! You are a pro at prices of food.

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  8. Walaoeh!! I saw this dish and my cholesterol naik instantly! I love the whole rich gravy and slurpsss!! I last had them at the restaurant next to Menara Merais (SS2)

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    1. How much did it cost you at Menara Merais?

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    2. Shy to tell you that I never paid once over the years I ate there cos I have a Tai Tai sister who would foot the bills. It was like around RM200-300 per meal with so many mouths. LOL

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    3. Wah, your sister is so good to you!

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  9. I am no fan of prawns but I know those must be very expensive. You must have paid a bomb for it.

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  10. Definitely around RM30. But yummy looking. I am drooling. Hehe.

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    1. If RM30 I would order it many times over.

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  11. Heh heh reading this post now after knowing the answer. Lucky you didn't have to wash dishes to pay the bill...

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    1. Hahahaha, if I was alone, I would have to wash the dishes. Luckily my makan kaki got enough cash, hehehehe.

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  12. wow it is really creamy.. i wonder how it tastes like because i find it so drooling and those are insanely huge prawns indeed haha

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