Fish balls and fish cake Hor Fun with seaweed and very clear soup - MYR6. Good to eat when one is looking for a light-tasting meal.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Very clear
I notice a new stall inside On On Bak Kut Teh coffee shop selling home made fish balls and fish cakes that they claim are without any preservatives so I order a bowl of the noodle to try.
Hand torn pan mee with fish paste (yu wat), minced pork with mushroom slices, and yin choy - MYR5.50 so I find this pan mee better value for money than the fish ball hor fun above.
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There is also one fish ball mee place near my MIL's that I like.. They serve yong tau foo too.. I always associate fish ball mee with yong tau foo.. Oohhh I like pan mee too, especially the cili dip..
ReplyDeleteYa usually yong tau foo stalls sell fish balls too.
DeleteI'd go for these anytime, anything in clear soup. Lovely, refreshing.
ReplyDeleteClear soup you can cook at home anytime. A piece of cake for you.
DeleteAll of those greens! Yum!
ReplyDeleteYou like to eat seaweeds too?
DeleteBoth look good. I love clear soup.
ReplyDeleteThen you will like both.
DeleteSo did the fish ball taste better? I've been to a few deceptive stalls where they say homemade fish ball noodles, but neither the fish ball or noodles were homemade, the bowl of noodles was cooked "like how I cook it at home", hence homemade :/
ReplyDeleteDidn't really blow me away.
DeleteMy kind of comforting noodles especially the pan mee. Although I hardly go for this kind of texture but this seems to be springy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteYou prefer normal noodle like pan mee?
Deleteyeah on certain days I do crave for something like this.. clear and simple but of course not bland la, haha!! the noodles look good, even though the soup looks plain and clear but I guess it must be very flavorful with the aroma of fresh fish..
ReplyDeleteBalls only no fish meat.
DeleteI would choose the fishball noodles and nvm paying 50sen extra for that lah.. or better still if I can have a combination of both.. pan mee with fishballs?? haha.. that would be nice, I imagine.. :p
ReplyDeleteDifferent stalls.
DeleteOhh, I like this meal especially the second one...suits me real fine!
ReplyDeleteYou prefer pan mee?
Deletehmm...Pan mee.... i like with a lot of sayur manis.
ReplyDeleteThis stall gives yin choy only, no cangkuk manis.
DeleteI can see that the hor fun soup is really "ching"....with no oil visible. I like "ching" too but this may be too "ching" for me...need a drizzle of flavoured oil..haha!!
ReplyDeleteNo oil at all in the soup. Too oiless for you, hahsha!
DeleteBoth look good..if I have to choose between the two, I will pick pan mee plus the sambal.
ReplyDeleteReminds me I am hungry.
Pan mee wins!
DeleteSeaweed and fish balls, I like!!
ReplyDeleteYou made a healthy choice!
DeleteThe pan mee looks like it has got more ingredients.
ReplyDeleteIt does have more.
Deletethe pan mee got lotsa greens...i like it!
ReplyDeleteYou like to eat yin choy?
Deletecheap and nice.!
ReplyDeleteCompared to where you are now?
DeleteBoth look good. :)
ReplyDeleteYou like to eat all kinds of noodles?
DeleteGenerally, yep.
DeletePasta too?
DeleteHi, what is the opening hour for stalls in this shop like pan mee and fishball noodle
ReplyDeleteI think they open early morning (around 8am or earlier) to after lunch time around 2pm.
DeleteThe fish cake looks very "fresh" e.g. it looks like it's made in-house and has a lot of fish. I like it!
ReplyDeleteI like those with lots of fish in them too.
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