This is how a packet looks like
Sunday, September 14, 2014
MyKuali Hokkien Prawn
I read that supermarkets are now selling MyKuali Penang Hokkien Prawn Noodle (natural ingredients prawn paste) so I went and bought a pack of 4 packets (MYR7.99). Fried shallots are included in each packets. The prawn paste has a very fragrant prawn taste.
As we don't have chinese water spinach (kang kong) at home, we just put other vegetables in it. Very tasty indeed. It would taste even better if we add some prawns to it.
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Selling for RM7.90 here. I saw the other day - did not bother to buy. The white curry ones, only RM4.50. I guess the novelty has worn off, nobody buying anymore.
ReplyDeleteWith all the added ingredients, sure to be nice. You fried the shallots yourself - perfectly done!
DeleteSure got people buy else they bankrupt.
DeleteThe acid test is to eat it kosong. No added ingredients other than the packets provided.
DeleteThanks for sharing! I didn't know they have prawn mee now.. Kam ngam today is my grocery shopping day.. I WILL look for this today.. Yummmzzz
ReplyDeleteDid you find it?
DeleteI saw this, but not bothered. I tried their white curry mee and am not impressed, the MSG hint was too strong for my liking. I don't understand why so many Penang born people say that instant white curry mee is so great, maybe because they miss their hometown food, as long as the taste resembles it then it is super awesome.
ReplyDeleteMy sentiments exactly. Turn here, turn there - it does not change the fact that they're...instant noodles. Any with added ingredients would taste great!
DeleteI guess both of you are not die hard white curry and Penang Hokkien mee fans. Imagine craving for a bowl of either one at 3 am when all the shops and stalls are closed and you can have a bowl that tastes just like what you can get from the stalls if not better, it is really heaven to eat in the comfort of your own home to satisfy your cravings, :D
DeleteThe MyKuali white curry and Penang hokkien mee can satisfy cravings after midnight without any additional ingredients - that is how good they are for die hard White Curry and Penang Hokkien Mee fans.
DeleteI am not familiar with this brand. I guess I am out of touch with instant noodles :)
ReplyDeleteWow, good for you Phong Hong, to be free of instant noodles - very healthy indeed!
DeleteSo it is RM7.99 at your place there.. I bought one packet here in Ipoh.. 6.99 and in Penang, I saw it selling at RM6.50.. cheaper cos it is manufactured in Penang? :)
ReplyDeleteI tried it once, without the creamer... not bad and not too good either cos I don't have ingredients to go with it then.. :)
I think you are referring to the White Curry noodles. This one does not have creamer.
DeleteMy Penang buddies in KL have been promoting this brand amongst us but I have not tried yet. Your photos are more convincing than my gang's watsap ramblings! ha ha ha!!
ReplyDeleteHahaha really? Thanks!
DeleteI couldn't find good prawn mee (instant) before. I will look out for this and try. Thanks for recommending.
ReplyDeletePlease let me know how you find it. Thanks.
DeleteWoo hoo! I just found a packet of these in Jaya Grocer for rm6.99. Drooling already thinking of it.
ReplyDeleteHope you like the taste! :D
DeleteWow, have never tried this yet, only tried the curry mee.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite recent. Do give it a try if you like to eat instant noodles at home instead of going out to hawker stalls.
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