Suka Hotdogs Seminyak @ Bali, Indonesia.

Time for supper and off I went to tapau from this place for a jumbo hotdog. The portion is quite huge actually, JUMBO! Do not fret if the place is empty when you get in, seriously the hotdogs here are worth checking out.

I went for the NY style hotdog, fecking hell can feed two people. The hotdog itself hits the spot, very nice flavour to it. Given with the condiments, this is a one mean dog. Absolutely smacking, a perfect meal to end the night!

Suka Hotdogs Seminyak,

Bali, Indonesia.

Warung Laota @ Bali, Indonesia.

Nice, sometimes after a heavy night out, we normally go for porridge for supper. This round we checked out Warung Laota at the Nusa Dua branch(they have 3 outlets in Bali). As you can see from their signage, they boldly proclaim HK porridge and seafood steamboat specialist. 

We ordered a few variety of porridges with some salted egg on the side. 

Some greens and omelets to balance out the diet (lol). Oh my don't forget the century egg and some youtiao.

 

Porridge was super good, I like it done this way, starchy with a nice thickness. Congee lah. Side dishes were good. It was a super comfort meal after a heavy night out drinking, proper supper food. Not too heavy and easy to go to bed later.

Warung Laota,

Nusa Dua Branch, Bali, Indonesia.

Loong Mala Hotpot @ Thong Lor, Bangkok, Thailand.

Supper time and we ended up here for hotpot. Ordered two soup based which was mala and tomato.

And we just went nuts ordering all the meats and ingredients. Yes, it was worth it to come here for supper. Slept super nicely after this meal.

Loong Mala Hotpot,

Thong Lor, Bangkok,

Thailand.

Stall No. 22 @ Tong Sui Kai, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.

I normally go to the burger stall here for my late supper cravings fix. This round I went and check out some other stalls and this one stood out. Mamamee noodles for supper! 

Ordered the mamamee seafood mix with add on smoked duck. This is one mean bowl of mama mee noodles. Portions were aplenty  and definitely went back home with a happy tummy.

Stall No. 22,

Tong Sui Kai, Ipoh,

Perak, Malaysia.

Warkop Agem Medan Spesial Mie Bangladesh Cabang Batam @ Batam, Indonesia.

I've been following this guy kulinerkoko and I was super curious when he did a review on this joint in Medan. Indomie mie Bangladesh? I was super happy when I found out they have branches in Batam. Came here and tapaued for supper.

Was it worth the hype, dude! Hell yeah!!! I reckon it would have tasted better if I makan there. I will guarantee I'll be back and have my supper here next time I'm around.

Warkop Agem Medan Spesial Mie Bangladesh Cabang Batam,

Batam, Indonesia. 

Hokkien Mee @ Restoran Kim Lian Kee @ Petaling Street, KL, Malaysia.

So I was walking in to this restaurant and my friend dragged me out, we need to sit next to Hong Leong bank outside. I was like what the heck? You forego an aircon section and forced me to sit outside although both was Kim Lian Kee?

You gotta order the koew teow with the egg yolk dish, damn it's good. The lala below was good, broth had a nice umami taste to it.

The hokkien mee was the star of the night but I find the bee hoon below stole the show as I reckon it soaks out the sauce nicely. Damn all the dish was good. Now correct me if my friend was wrong, if you eat outside the dishes are cooked with charcoal. And if you dine inside the restaurant the aircon section it's all cook indoor with gas stoved. Well for me the outdoor section the food was tasty, not sure whether its the placebo effect.

Yeap you gotta order the extra bowl of umami to complement the meal.

 Restoran Kim Lian Kee,
Petaling Street, KL, Malaysia.

Sup Haji Abu @ Jalan Doraisamy, KL, Malaysia.

This place is well known for its soup. Not for the faint hearted, they have the usual beef and mutton soup, but with extra special parts, ie Torpedo. I honestly haven't tried it. I normally order mixed soup minus that.

It's the same pot of soup, the meat are on the side. So when you order, then he'll mix it in. This round I ordered a beef tongue soup. The soup packs a punch, thick and yummy. Not too spicy but yet there's a certain kick to it. Pair it with the local bread(roti bengali) and you'll have a wholesome meal. If that is still not enough, they have nasi lemak packets on standby on the table.

Sup Haji Abu,
Jalan Doraisamy,
KL, Malaysia.

Kedai Kopi Dan Makanan Ming Hoe @ Jalan Ipoh, KL, Malaysia.

Going for supper and we checked out this place in Jalan Ipoh for its black hokkien mee.

Ahhhh the dish is divine, nicely done wok hei. Pair it with some chilli padi, garlic and soya sauce, lovely.

Ordered some fish cakes on the side in case we're still hungry. Definitely a good place to go for supper. Slurps.

Kedai Kopi Dan Makanan Ming Hoe,
Jalan Ipoh, KL,
Malaysia.

Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant @ Jalan Besar, Singapore.

Finallyyy I got myself here after some drinking session for supper. The problem with dim sum, you wanna try everything. It doesn't help when you have a few people post happy hour sessions and go nuts ordering.

Yes yes the picture menu helps us ordering everything:)

The cold chicken was a good appetiser to start building up the appetite.

Fried foo chuk is definitely a must order for something greasy.

The ccf for me was a killer. Although slightly thick it was still yummy. Crispy fish skin was the other addictive dish.

The hor fun oh my, wah tah hor had a slight hint of wok hei in it. Just see the nice layer of egg in it would drool you.

Their star item here is the fried mee sua. I like it but when I had the carrot cake below, by all means thumbs up for the carrot cake.

Food galore, or don let the drunkards order food. There was hit and misses with some dishes but overall I'll definitely be back here. The food is good and now that I sampled some of the dishes, I know which one to be left out. That's my personal choice though, by all means do try all the dishes!

Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant,
183 Jalan Besar,
Singapore 208882.

Tsui Wah Restaurant @ Central, Hong Kong.

After drinks supper, Tsui Wah is definitely one of the places to go to satisfy late night hunger pangs.

Beef brisket noodle soup, this trip to HK, I was actually whacking more beef than usual, not sure why but I find the beef slightly tastier here. More chemical? tenderiser ? Who knows. Anyway can't go wrong with most of Tsui Wah dishes, fast and tastes good. I slurped the whole bowl clean.

The beef hor fun was another good dish as well. So if your done drinking and pub crawling at LKF, Tsui Wah is definitely worth to check out for supper.


Tsui Wah Restaurant,
15-19 Wellington St,
Central, Hong Kong.

JB Ah Meng @ Geylang, Singapore.

After binge drinking in the afternoon, dinner and more drinks before heading home, somebody mentioned supper in Geylang. Why not? I'm still gamed for more drinks and a bit of food. After some drunk googling, we decided to check out this place for the chao tar bee hoon and some sze char.

I'll try my best again to describe each dish, reckon this was the porky dish.

Deep fried fish skins paired with thai chilli sauce. Oh man this was good, seriously.

And the other star dish of the night, the chao tar bee hoon, or some people call it san lau mi fen. I personally haven't tried the original Johor Bahru version, but I find this one kicks ass. Maybe a trip to JB is in order.

Something dragon vegetable, seems everywhere it's a hype. Don't get me wrong, this dish works, I like it.

Some sliced fish head dish, good and tasty.

Last was the kung pao chicken, it was alright. Or maybe I was stuffed from the other dishes. I think I've found another favourite joint for supper, the food is good and I love the lorong/lane ambience. Oh I was a bit put off as they don't serve beers anymore being the alcohol ban in Geylang after certain hours etc. I miss the good old times sobering up having supper while washing down beers in the wee hours.


JB Ah Meng,
New Good Place Eating House,
2 Lorong 23 Geylang,
Singapore.

Bali Nasi Lemak @ Geylang, Singapore.

At last I managed to check out this nasi lemak joint in Geylang. A favourite haunt for late night supper. 

Luckily I got here round 7ish pm on a Saturday, not many people. Decided to do a take away.

Nasi lemak with the works for 5sgd. Ordered honey black chicken wings, fried egg, petai, hebe, ikan bilis and extra sambal. I reckon the chicken wings was damn shiok, as it was a bit sweet from the honey, should have ordered an extra one. All in all this is a decent plate of nasi lemak. 

Bali Nasi Lemak,

No 2 Lorong 15 Geylang,

Singapore 388596.

Syed Cafe @ Simpang Bedok, Singapore.

I actually wanted to go and check out Bedok Market but the place wasn't opened so early. Ended up at Syed Cafe for prata instead.

Front facade with the seating area at the back.

Ordered an onion egg prata, generous amounts of fish curry on top, with a dollop of sambal ikan bilis on the side. One of the better pratas I've tasted in Singapore, good stuff.


Syed Cafe,
326 Bedok Road,
Simpang Bedok,
Singapore 469496.

MooMoo Mookata @ Cosford Road, Singapore.

Off the beaten track, a friend of mine suggested to check out a thai bbq steamboat joint at Cosford road. It's a bit ulu, but well worth it. I like the vibe of the place, rustic, quiet, and didn't feel like I was in Singapore. Best part, it opens till late on weekends, so if your craving for supper and in the mood of mookata, go for it.

Looks cosy ain't it.

Charcoal, nice.

There were five of us, maybe we did go overboard on ordering the items:)

The soup was lovely, not on the heavy side, tasty but yet light.

Meat and more meats.

The sauces they provided was very addictive. Good company, over good food plus beers, I have no complains.

MooMoo Mookata,
30 Cosford Road,
Singapore 499550.

Tel 9002 7765