Dry wanton mee with char siew, sui gao and wanton at MYR 17.90++ (MYR 20.76 nett). Taste ok.
Beef noodles at MYR 16.90++ (MYR 19.60 nett). The beef although is soft but still is a bit tough for my weak teeth.
10% off for using a certain payment card so total is MYR 36.35 nett at HK Sheng Kee, Midvalley Mall.
Sarawak Laksa at MYR 7 nett at Chopstick coffee shop, Sri Petaling. Taste good.
Pork noodles from the same coffee shop but from a different stall at MYR 6.50 nett.
Rice with char siew, fried egg and deep fried wanton at MYR 13.90 nett shared by 2 pax. Taste fine.
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Have not been to that so-called Hong Kong place, the Singapore franchise for a long time now. Wow!!! Your Sarawak laksa looks good! RM7 is around the same price as the more popular places here. I sure would enjoy that char siew and fried wanton rice, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised to find tasty sarawak laksa in a normal neighbourhood coffee shop.
DeleteI have yet to step into HK Sheng Kee. There is one at 1 Utama but my partner was not keen as he said they only sell desserts. LOL!
ReplyDeletethey sell main dishes too but I think the dishes are those you can find at coffee shops with lower price but their prawns wantons are big and tasty. Can try convincing your partner to try.
DeleteI like Sarawak Laksa and pork noodle.
ReplyDeleteboth are tasty!
DeleteThe coffeeshop obviously offers more value for money.
ReplyDeletebut no aircon.
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