Monday, February 1, 2016
Mee Suah
We were back at Green Curry Restaurant for an early dinner at 5.30 pm one day.
Herbal Chicken Set (with a drink) - MYR9.90 nett but for the noodle, we chose mee suah so we had to add MYR0.50 for it so the price is MYR10.40 nett. There are no extra charges for other types of noodles. Only for mee suah, an additional 50 cents is imposed. The broth tastes of "dong quai" (Angelica sinensis) and I find it tasty.
Green Curry Laksa Set (with a drink) with pork and mee suah so add 50 cents to the set price of MYR9.50 nett making it MYR10 nett. This time I did not take any photos of the drinks as they were the same drinks that I ordered previously. It seems that mee suah is more expensive than other types of noodle such as yellow mee, hor fun and mee hoon (rice vermicelli).
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In SG, no additional charge if we choose to have mee suah
ReplyDeleteVery good.
DeleteArgh! I can imagine the aroma of the herbs already. I love herbal soup. I'll choose herbal soup noodles to green curry laksa set :D
ReplyDeleteYou like the taste of Dong Guai?
DeleteThe mee sua sure looks very different from our mee sua. I think I would prefer it with the herbal chicken soup. I would usually have bihun or yellow noodles with curry.
ReplyDeleteWe get all sorts of different mee sua here.
DeleteI've not had mee sua in curry before although they seem like a thicker version than the usual mee sua I'm accustomed to. I've only had mee sua in soup. When I'm under the weather, that's what I have at home too. It's not the easiest noodle to cook as it overcooks very quickly. If you like mee sua, you'll certainly enjoy the ones at this Chinese restaurant I'm going to blog about soon.
ReplyDeleteThis mee sua does seem thicker than the usual ones so I guess that's why it is more expensive. Can't wait to read your post about the Chinese restaurant with the nice mee sua you mentioned above.
DeleteIt's been a while since I had herbal soup with mee sua. I love it a lot.
ReplyDeleteMee sua is so soft and smooth, so yummy, right?
DeleteIt's raining here right now so this just looks so perfect to have.
ReplyDeleteYes, hot broth is nice to have on rainy days.
DeleteGood, another nearby place for me to try.
ReplyDeleteOh, you live in this area too?
DeleteSri Petaling but certainly not an adventurous person when it comes to looking for eateries. My criteria is always nearby and convenient parking! haha.
DeleteThen you can go eat at popo kanteen that replaces tim kee chicken at sri Petaling.
DeleteMun, you guys sure have very interesting ingredients with the mee sua. Love to try some day..... xoxo
ReplyDeleteWe have the options to request for mee sua to go with any broth and any ingredients.
DeleteHerbal soup is my choice.. more healthy! I like misua..easy to eat and digest...
ReplyDeleteThat's the exact reason I like misua too.
DeleteWhy the additional charge for mee suah?? Funny.
ReplyDeletePerhaps the cost price of mee suah is more expensive.
DeleteThe meesua looks a bit different from we have here, thicker~
ReplyDeleteYes this is a bit thicker.
DeleteYum! The first one is something I like to eat too.
ReplyDeleteI like this version (herbal tea, we call it "pek ting yok" in Hokkien, meaning 8 herbs tea/medicine) and it tastes nicer than the red wine (white) version.
You like the taste of dong guai?
DeleteIt is 2.00am and your mee suah really made me drool like hungry ghosts. I am not kidding you. I could not sleep that's why I read blogs.
ReplyDeleteWhy can't you sleep?
DeleteFirst time see mee suah is expensive... next time must check price in Tesco. :)
ReplyDeleteYes please compare the price between mee suah and other noodles.
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