*** 阿嬤家 Ah Ma Jia ***
阿嬤 means Grandma and 家 means home so it means Grandma's home.
Northern Asam Laksa mixed with Siam Assam Laksa called Laksa Yin Yang MYR 14.00
Steamed yam aka taro glutinous rice cake MYR 10.00
Hot coffee MYR 5.00
11.11 am - pork lard dry noodles with pork chop MYR 15.00
12.06 noon - didn't expect such a spacious eatery
12.05 noon - double decker sitting areas
12.06 noon - grandma's home must have rattan chairs
12.44 noon - soft boiled eggs for him
1.29 pm - one hot chuan bei roasted gong pear loquat MYR 20.90 nett to share.
The pork chop is marinated with garlic so it tastes good 😋
*** Eat Toast PBJ ***
Otak otak egg bun for me
Hot coffee O to share
Total MYR 19.15 nett
*** The Roasted Gong Pear ***
1037 to 1357 nearly 4 hours so 1st hour MYR 2 subsequent hour each MYR 1 so total MYR 5 nett parking fees
Morning 44.30
Next morning 44.50
Retained 200g water because ate too much carb and sugar.
*** The End ***
This Ah Ma Jia is very interesting. I remember those old rattan chairs. Very difficult to clean as dust settles into every nook and cranny.
ReplyDeleteLast time, we just splash water on it & let it dry under the hot sun. All dust cleared.
Delete@PH the double decker dining area is also interesting. I wouldn't dare to sit at the top deck.
Delete@NuxV need to scrub, right? Unless u use the water jet spray
DeleteLovely photos, dear Mun! Tomorrow I will be having two soft boiled eggs with two strips of turkey bacon for my breakfast!
ReplyDeleteYour breakfast sounds so tasty 😋🤤
DeleteLol on the grandma home mst have rattan chairs😂
ReplyDeletePopular furniture at that time. Must have 😁😀
DeleteHmm yes I think my grandma's sofa was made from rattan. :)
ReplyDeleteThat era, rattan furniture is very popular 😁😀
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