This eatery is located at Kuchai Entrepreneur Park, Jalan Kuchai Maju 9 with the name "来来红烧牛肉面" in chinese and "Lai Lai Casual Dining" in english. It is from Singapore and has some value-for-money sets that included drinks in the set but we ordered ala carte instead without ordering any drinks so the price seems to be on the higher end for the amount of food we get.
Their name card.
Address of the outlets.
Update: 11 March 2018. The shop above is no longer operating in the above location. It has been replaced by a Nasi Kandar eatery as shown below.
Looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteNot bad but pricey.
DeleteThe mee suah soup looks good, I always can't get enough of mee suah even if I'm cooking it at home.. Macam tak cukup.. If the mee suah is soft, can just "swallow" down the throat, no need chew, haha..
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. Sometimes I just swallow the mee suah without chewing, hehehe.
DeleteDuck? I love that in our pek ting eyok (eight treasures) herbal soup...and mee sua. They do not serve that with duck outside, either chicken or pork leg and my missus does not eat duck, end of story. Tragic! Sobsssss!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAh, so sad you can't buy a roast duck to share with your wife.
DeleteWhat's with all these eateries from Singapore lately? Is it becoming a trend in KL these days?
ReplyDeleteI think it started way, way back in 1990s when Crystal Jade from Singapore was in Lot 10 (no longer there).
DeleteI think calrose rice is Japanese rice. I've bought it once to make sushi but failed big time. In the end I just finished what's left of the rice by using it as plain white rice...the texture is very nice (but expensive).
ReplyDeleteWiki has a lot of info on Calrose rice. Said it originated from California and the Cal means California. I guess you can read more from wiki if you are interested. I feel the texture is similar to Japanese rice too.
DeleteThe dang gui noodles look very interesting! Have a lovely week, babe! xoxo
ReplyDeleteYou have a good week too!
DeleteI like both the dishes especially the pork ribs rice.
ReplyDeleteI think you need to eat both to be full, hehehehe. :)
DeleteI love eating duck mee sua! I just like the soup and the noodles though, I don't think meat like these tastes nice (coz it's too dry) so I probably won't mind too little duck. Looks good.
ReplyDeleteThis duck I think is very thin so the meat is dry.
DeleteBoth looks good to me... and it would be complete with a plate of greens! :)
ReplyDeleteNot going to pay more to order greens. Can eat greens at home, hehehe.
DeleteBoth looks yummy to me! What is the yellow thing on the rice?
ReplyDeleteThe yellow thing is pickled something, maybe pickled daikon.
Deletethat 'pai kuat' rice looks awesome! I dun mind getting another plate of that!
ReplyDeleteI think you may need to get another plate of it to be full since the portion is not big.
DeleteI will like to try the Duck Mi Suah, have not try this outlet before as I thought they only serve beef and I don't eat beef
ReplyDeleteOn second thought, I think the pork ribs rice would taste good too
DeleteMaybe you can try the non-beef dishes and write about them in your blog.
DeleteI guess you know how to get to their shop from the address above.
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