Their popular extra large fish balls are out of stock so they called me and asked if they could give normal fish balls instead. I agreed. These 11 fish balls are served with a thick dark spring onions and garlic gravy. The fish balls are springy yet firm but soft. Tasty!
The kway teow for the pork spring onions and ginger wat tan hor. I ate some of the kway teow before putting in the gravy and found that they are not salty at all. So that means the salt is only in the gravy.
These two dishes are listed in their must-try section.
I ordered set A at MYR 55 because it contains the two signature dishes and their popular extra large fish balls. The 4th item in this set A is fish ball Mee hoon soup. The link to order is as below:
https://taolittlekitchen.eatmol.com/menu-tao-little-kitchen
7 am - Tues 23.mar.21 - He ate the remaining chicken and drank the glutinous rice yellow wine as broth.
We shared this fish ball Mee hoon soup as breakfast on Tuesday 23.mar.21 at 7 am after reheating it.
12.50 pm - Tues lunch of cooked rice mixed with the remaining gravy of the wat tan pork spring onions and ginger and reheat so it is something like moon rice. Add choy sum vege.
6.30 pm - cooked Mee hoon in the remaining soup of the morning's fish ball Mee hoon and add in a bean curd sheet ytf, some veges and the fish balls from Tao Little Kitchen for dinner on Tues.
Set A of 3 main meals and 1 side dish was stretched to be 5 main meals over two days.






















































