Strong or diluted Lei Cha broth is up to your individual preference.
Lots of veges.
The Lei Cha paste for the broth.
She also bought the rice roll which is called Ho Po Choy Ban Cheong Fun for me. Thank you my friend for introducing this delicious lei Cha to me. Not salty at all so I like it.
And for their online presence on fb and website, you can refer to the links below:
11.49 am - early lunch My-dine-in 4 of prepacked beef rice at MYR 3.50 nett (subsidised price). All prepacked rice boxes are sold at this price and there are two choices for each day - chicken or beef; chicken or fish; or etc.
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Early morning breakfast at 7.36 am at Wah Cheong coffee shop at Section 17, PJ. Wanted to order 3jc but was told it is a long wait so order takeaway instead and ate this lor cham noodles at MYR 6.50 nett or is it MYR 7 nett. Takeaway 3jc and ckt, both at MYR 6.50 nett each.
My portion at 7.43 am. I am fine with the strong spice taste but I find it quite cloying.
The bag of curry gravy contains cauliflowers, very tasty. This time I forced myself to finish the rice but only managed to drink half of the curry gravy. I find the beef gravy to be sweet so I guess sugar is used to cook it.
Yea sure will gain weight with tht amount of rice. I think i will leave the curry gravy unfinished too coz drinking it would be heaty to the body. So nice tht ur company provide subsidised lunches. It reminds me of my ex-comp tht provides free lunches😃
ReplyDeleteOh no! 😱Then I shouldn't eat the lunch meals then. Wow! Totally free is even better! 👍
Deletemaybe can split the lunchbox into 2 meals? just bring a container, allocate half for dinner and put in the office fridge. Then dinner can just take out, reheat and eat. RM3.50 for 2 meals, very berbaloi!
DeleteYes, you got a very good idea! See when I can get out of my lazy mode and start to implement this. Thanks! 👍
DeleteI never acquired the taste for lei cha. Tried but didn't think I would want it again.
ReplyDeleteMust eat more times and from different sellers to acquire the taste for it.
DeleteDo you like the Hakka lui cha? My hubby takes it without the bitter soup pour onto the rice. Haha. He still not acquired to the soup.
ReplyDeleteBut the soup is the main part of Lei cha / lui cha. Yes I like lui cha.
DeleteI love lui cha with rice or with noodle.
ReplyDeleteYes, both rice and noodles are nice with lui cha broth.
DeleteThis is so interesting to see there's instructions guide for the Lei Cha. I love just their soup and could drink gallons of it. It would flush out my colons like Niagara Falls. LOLOL
ReplyDeleteYou surprised me that you could arrive at Wah Cheong at 7.36am! You don't live in that neighbourhood too. I have no idea why I seldom eat at Section 17 except Frame Thai in Happy Mansion. It could be their previous parking issues around Section 17 that made me reluctant.
I surprise myself too 😂 now u can park at 17mall. Only 1 ringgit for 2 hours I think.
DeleteI had tried lei cha once out of curiosity and still hv not acquire the taste of it.
ReplyDeleteSame as STP.
DeleteI recently had lei cha and thought it's quite weird and I don't really like it. A week later, ordered it again so obviously grown into the taste haha.
ReplyDeleteGood that you have acquired the taste for it.
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