After reading this news article about ABC in Jan 2018, we finally made it there recently. ABC on the left and Cendol on the right. MYR 5.50 nett each.
Add on another cendol without any "gula melaka" (coconut palm sugar) because the previous two bowls of ice were too sweet for us. So we mix them together to lessen the sweetness. We will visit here to eat these ice again.
Prepacked mee siam - MYR 3 nett.
Yam Cake - MYR 2.80 nett.
Seri muka and kuih talam.
Top (Left to Right): Bingka Ubi, Pulut Panggang. Bottom (Left to Right): Jicama (Yam Bean) Dumpling, Angku
The Jicama is cut thickly and the skin of the dumpling is thick and soft.
The glutinous rice of the pulut panggang is soft and chewy. The coconut filling is more sweet than spicy.
The angku is filled with a lot of mung bean paste.
Each packet of kuih costs MYR 2.80 nett for all the kuihs. The Cendol without sugar is printed on another receipt.
The glass cabinet with all the kuih and buns. The ice bowls are prepared in the small stall in front of this eatery.
From one shop lot, they have now expanded to two shop lots to accommodate more seats.
It used to be just the shop lot on the left with the ice stall in front. Lucky for us, with another shop lot there are more seats available without having to queue and wait for seats. Happy Mansion at PJ now has many nice eateries. I have been to three: Frame Thai, Food Foundry, Butter and Beans.
The ABC and cendol look quite big bowls, we call ABC ice kachang in sg, actually what does ABC stand for?
ReplyDeleteABC stands for Ais (ice) Batu (stone) Campur (Mix). "Ais Batu" is one word meaning Ice Cubes.
DeleteThanks for telling me, I learned something today
DeleteWelcome! Sharing info is good.
DeleteOoooo...I'd love this place! I so love nyonya kuehs...and the cendol & ABC looks really great too!
ReplyDeleteYes you would!
DeleteWow. Big bowl and so much cendol in them.
ReplyDeleteI like the panggang with filling.
Hehehehe the bowl is not that big but sure got a lot of cendol.
DeleteI like the look of those kuih! And cendol.
ReplyDeletePJ I have to find myself a driver... otherwise too stress trying to find parking!
Have you been to Happy Mansion? There are always available parking spaces there whenever I go that I also wonder why the residents there got so few cars parked there.
DeleteI think once before for... erm crepe cake maybe. Hmm actually I don't remember what it was for already heh.
Deletecrepe cake would be food foundry.
DeleteI am very surprised to see this restaurant as I am familiar with Happy Mansion. I must open my eyes wider next time. I have been eating Ang Koo Kueh very often as I love them too. Even home fried ones are yummy too.
ReplyDeleteVote wisely tomorrow! Ini kali Lah!
They just opened Jan this year or late last year.
DeleteNow you are really making me hungry! I see my favourite 2 items, love abc, mee Siam and ang koo!
ReplyDelete3 items? :)
Deletelooking at the building already know it is Happy Mansion! a lot of eateries there these days!
ReplyDeleteYou go there a lot too?
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