Back in April this year (2016), I thought that it would be a very, very long time before we eat at
House of Fishball, Sri Petaling again but I was wrong. On early morning, we had some errands to run nearby so we ate at this eatery again as it was the closest eatery around that was opened at that time.
I ordered a plate of stir fried chee cheong fun (MYR7 nett) and it was too oily for my liking. The bowl of hot barley bean curd sheets ginkgo (MYR3.50 nett) was not that sweet so it was fine for me. Guess we will only be back here if we have no other choices available to us.
I would love to try that bowl of tong sui, very nourishing for us ;)
ReplyDeleteTaste good, almost like having soya drink in it.
DeleteThe stir fried CCF looks like Char Kway Teow
ReplyDeleteSure looks that way!
DeleteFried CCF, I sure would love to try that - never seen it anywhere before. All the time, it would be CKT.
ReplyDeleteBoth ccf and kt are made from rice. Just that ccf is softer.
DeleteI like fried noodle but not so much if it is fried with too much oil. I never try fried ccf. Dont think I could find it in Kuching.
ReplyDeleteI would love a bowl of your dessert now.
Quite similar to ckt except that ccf is much softer.
DeleteI have never had stir fried CCF. Looks like CKT. Too bad it was too oily.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you won't find it too oily
DeleteStir Fried CCF sounds like Penang's Sar Hor Fun.
ReplyDeleteThese days some chefs are getting innovative and fried unusual woks of dishes.
I have never tried Penang's Sar Hor Fun before. Is Sar Hor Fun different from Hor Fun?
DeleteAt least stomach filled. What to do.
ReplyDeleteOrdered so just eat up.
Deletelooks like ckt...but this one looks bland...without cockles, fishcake etc.
ReplyDeleteTrue. You can go try if you like since it is in Sri Petaling.
DeleteOh, CCF to CKT? Something very new to me.. yeah, I guess they put more oil so that the CCF won't break when being stir fried.. I also dont like too oily food..
ReplyDeleteI suspect you may be right.
DeleteStir fried CCF is something new to me. I havent eaten this before. Would love to try and see how different it is from CKT.
ReplyDeleteYou can go to the outlet in PJ to eat this.
DeleteExactly the same type of comment as my mom. When I mentioned that place (the one near our home) she would "Tsk! That oily place!"
ReplyDeleteTrue, it is oily but they have soup noodles too so soup noodles should not be so oily gua.
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