霖仔亚参叻沙 Little Lum Asam Laksa [ Golden 32 Cafe ] @ Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

I been wanting to check out this asam laksa stall, but the place opens late at 3pm. Finally one day I managed to go and check it out and tapau.

Make sure to order the asam laksa with the fishball. I came with no expectations or whatever. But the moment I had the first sip of the broth. Damn! This is good stuff. As you can see the portions were good too. Superb. 

霖仔亚参叻沙 Little Lum Asam Laksa [ Golden 32 Cafe ],

Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

Jia Li Mian Noodle House @ Pandan Jaya, KL, Malaysia.

Friend brought us here for lunch, said it's as close as the real deal in Penang. I'm like yeah, whatever, another one.

So, the Penang curry mee is the white curry mee. They also have the KL style curry mee and some other noodles.

Both of em ordered the Penang curry mee, I had a spoonful of the broth. Good stuff. We also ordered some lor bak and otah to share. Quite good, if only I came before hand on an empty stomach, sigh.

And yours truly as usual, I had the asam laksa. Oh my, as of now, I think this is my personal favourite joint for asam laksa in KL. The bomb! This is one mean bowl of asam laksa, portions were good, umami, sour, spicy, sweating while having each spoonful, ahhhh. I'm a happy person after this. We did a few take away session after this as it was MCO, out of 5 only 1 time I ordered the penang curry mee. The Penang curry mee is also freaking good but i'm a sucker for asam laksa every time I see one.

Jia Li Mian Noodle House,

Pandan Jaya, KL,

Malaysia.

Restoran Tien Tien Lai @ Ara Damansara, PJ, Selangor, Malaysia.

Breakfast galore here one morning and we just ordered some dishes to share between three of us.

Not sure what my friend ordered, I had the asam laksa which was quite decent. Helped satisfied my cravings.

Some ccf and ytf to share, pretty good. And a ckt to share, also good.

And weird, I saw on the wall they were advertising garlic bread, which then I ordered. Not bad at all. I mean a bit weird to see garlic bread in a chinese kopi tiam. Anyways this kopi tiam in Ara Damansara has a nice variety to cater for the town ship if your fancying some chinese hawker food.

Restoran Tien Tien Lai ,
Ara Damansara, PJ,
Selangor, Malaysia.

Pusat Makanan Gold Wing @ Kampar, Perak, Malaysia.

We did a full day road trip to Kampar recently and our first stop was this place for lunch. It's basically a big kopitiam with loads of hawker stalls.

While waiting for our other friends to arrive, we ordered some fishball and pao. Not bad, quite decent especially the fishballs.

Our main agenda here was the porridge and steamed chicken.

Ok while waiting for the porridge we got sidetracked and went behind the kopitiam, where there was another row of stalls. Friend recommended this little suckers, kampar fried fishball?? But of course we ordered other stuff as well.

This is the stall where we got all the fresh fishball, kampar fried fishball, foo chuk and sar kok liew. And yes they can serve the food at your table in Gold Wing.

Honestly, excellent stuff, a must order to share especially the kampar fried fishballs. Wonderful little suckers.

Alright, porridge time. As usual we had the raw fish sashimi, nicely done. Porridge was simple but wholesome. The chicken oh my, superb. Been quite some time since I've tasted this good steamed chicken.

This is what I call a complete meal. Plain porridge with steamed chicken, with raw fish on the side. Simply heaven.

This if I'm not mistaken was fish innards, chewy springy I kinda like the texture. From the porridge stall.

Last but not least, had to try the beef noodle. So we ordered one portion without noodles. It's good, enough said.  Oh we also tried the asam laksa from the stall inside Gold Wing, worth ordering that too. This kopitiam have some good food to offer, do check it out.

Pusat Makanan Gold Wing,
Kampar, Perak,
Malaysia.

Only U Restaurant @ Glenmarie, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.

Spoke to one of the guys here and it seems they're closed on Sundays this days. Haizzz tough luck, oh well guess have to come here Saturdays instead.

Asam laksa was good and so was their prawn mee below. Honestly I think they do decent bowls of noodles they serve here. Prawn noodles I added the fried fish ball and taupok, superb!

One of my favourite noodle joint in Glenmarie.

Only U Restaurant,
Glenmarie, Shah Alam,
Selangor, Malaysia.

Only U Restaurant @ Glenmarie, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.

A hidden gem in Glenmarie Industrial Park is this coffee shop which serves noodles such as curry mee, Ipoh hor hee, prawn noodle and asam laksa.

First time here I had the Ipoh hor hee, the soup was clear but its tasty. The hor fun was silky smooth and the portions were generous. On my friends recommendation I ordered the fried fish ball below. Oh how this little suckers pack a punch, taste wise it reminds me of keropok lekor.

Came back here shortly after a few days to try the curry mee with of course the fried fishball. The broth had a rich curry taste but not to the point of you getting jelak. No wonder I see a lot people eating the curry noodles. I slurped the bowl down till the last drop. Oh the fried fishball, dunked in the soup absorbed the curry taste, pure heaven.

Definitely coming back here to try the asam laksa and prawn noodles.

Only U Restaurant,
Glenmarie, Shah Alam,
Selangor, Malaysia.

Aik Prawn Mee & Asam Laksa @ Sea Park, PJ, Selangor, Malaysia.

One of my personal favourites asam laksa is this joint in Sea Park, PJ. Actually it's more of a food truck located in front of the wet market.

The whole bowl is done just right. Nice fiery kick from the chilli padi, good portions of fish, loads of condiments, pungent prawn head paste and superb asam broth.


Aik Prawn Mee & Asam Laksa,
Sea Park, PJ, Selangor,
Malaysia.

ICC Pudu @ Pudu, KL, Malaysia.

The new Imbi Market food market has long since been relocated here. I've took my own sweet time to sample some of the dishes here over lunch. Today gonna go over three stalls I've found worth coming back here to.

Don't fret, the chicken rice balls is the same stall as soon wah noodles. The chicken was smooth and delicious.

The pan mee next to the ytf stall, tried both dry and soup (forgot to take pics of the dry one). Both are equally good. Heavenly broth.

Last but not least, hainanese asam laksa. Say what? First time I'm trying a hainanese version of asam laksa. The soup looks plain, but it packs a punch. Quite similar to the Penang version, it's good with a slight difference. Anyway it did fix my asam laksa cravings.

ICC Pudu,
Jalan Kijang, Pudu,
55100 KL, Malaysia.

Chicken rice @ G-72,
Hainanese Asam Laksa @ G-7
Pan Mee @ Next to the ytf stall

Madras Lane Hawker Food @ Petaling Street, KL, Malaysia.

This place is bustling with locals and tourists. They're famous for the ytf, curry laksa, asam laksa and ccf.

Check out those see hum/blood cockles, for the curry laksa.

Asam laksa condiments.

The ccf is definitely one of the best in kl, silky smooth and chewy.

The curry laksa had an awesome thickful broth. The see hums were succulent and the tau pok soaked up the broth nicely.

Asam laksa had a nice tangy spicy kick to it. Big chunk of fish on top. I definitely enjoyed the soup to the last bit.

Madras Lane Hawker Food,
Jalan Sultan,
Off Petaling Street,
KL, Malaysia.