Restoran Ah Koong @ Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

Was introduced to this place by a friend of mine, seems they're quite famous. Fishball noodle with yong tau foo.

Now this place was packed on a Saturday lunch, be prepared to queue.

Ah delicious yong tau foo items, grab your pick, choose your noodles and broth or dry.

The crispy beancurd sheets was awesome.

Fish cake a must order.

The fishballs in clear broth. Was good stuff. Loved it.

I just had to order a dry koew teow mee drenched in soya sauce. Yums. Although a bit pricey, packed with people, it has a nice convenient setting and air conditioned.


Restoran Ah Koong,
266 Jalan Sutera,
Taman Sentosa,
80150 Johor Bahru,
Johor, Malaysia.

Uma Uma Restaurant & Bar @ Millenia Walk, Singapore.

Ramen pangs again, decided check out this joint.

The reason we went here as they serve yakitori, kushikatsu and alcohol as well!

Had gyoza for starters, small but packs a punch, make sure you get the chilli on the side, looks like sambal hae bee.

Ramen was decent, satisfied my cravings. Or maybe I was too engrossed in my sake.

What's not to love about tsukune. Lovely, goes well with alcohol.

Uma Uma Restaurant & Bar,
Millenia Walk, Singapore.

Restoran Do Do Do @ Tangkak, Johor, Malaysia.

Gosh, I was still recovering from breakfast when we got here. Couldn't give this place a miss. It's located near Tangkak exit of the highway.

This place is famous for its  beef noodles. As I was still full, I just ordered some beef + spare parts in broth.

Oh man that chilli is awesome, fiery.

Some tendons, stomach and beef brisket. Absolutely lovely, was so good I packed one away.
Next time I'm gonna try the claypot beef here with rice.

Restoran Do Do Do,
No 90 & 91, Jalan Teknologi 1,
Taman Perindustrian Tangkak,
Ledang, 84900,
Muar, Johor,
Malaysia.

KGB @ Taman Tun Dr Ismail, KL, Malaysia.

KGB stands for Killer Gourmet Burgers and I reckon they really do some mean burgers here. They sell other stuff here as well chicken wings, desserts and shakes.

Anyway my first time here, and the burger was superb. The patty was thick, cheese melted nicely, loved the caramelised onions. The bun! oh man they really pulled a good job on the bun. Saw some tables having the wings, looks good. Will give it a try next round.


KGB,
107 Jalan Aminuddin Baki,
Taman Tun Dr Ismail,
6000  Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.

Imbi Market @ Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Gosh, I wished I found this place sooner. So much glorious food!

Chee cheong fun galore again.

No complains here except when I ordered I had some mixed feelings whether to go for sweet + chilli sauce or curry. Asked the guy which one should I try, he said why not both combine. What a brilliant idea. Good stuff.

My friend ordered this wantan mee which was mended by a long hair indian guy (speaks good cantonese by the way)

Now I forgot how mean a KL poppiah can be. Delicious with nice crunchy bits, ordered from SisterS Crispy Poppiah.

I was sitting blindly, till this lady came and ask for drinks(a bit nazi, just don't dilly dally with her). Ordered a kopi ping, not too bad. Only later when I was googling for this place address I found out they serve good toast and eggs! Arghhhh definitely would be back to try the toast and half boil eggs.
Make sure you come in a bunch, so you can order and sample a variety of food.


Imbi Market,
Jalan Melati,
55100 Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.

Sang Kee Congee Shop @ Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.

Although this shop is famous for its congee(which I have yet to try, next round!), I'm going for the beef noodle soup instead.

Ordered koew teow noodle soup with the all the beef parts, tripe, tendon, balls and brisket. Be warned though, the portion can be generous. Had trouble finishing the bowl, or maybe I was being greedy again as I was still full from lunch.

A dollop of chilli oil makes the whole bowl satisfying. The broth was reasonable, but I think there's something about HK beef, meat was absolutely delicious. Loved all the spare parts, and the beef balls yummy.


Sang Kee Congee Shop,
G/F, 7-9 Burd Street,
Sheung Wan,
Hong Kong.

Tung Po Kitchen @ North Point, Hong Kong.

Beer in a bowl? Say what, I finally managed to get my ass down here, took me three years but hey I still got here.

Word of advice, better get your reservations in.

 Asahi beers served in a bowl, yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

The lala cooked in chinese wine, I seriously adore this dish. Superb.

Ox tongue, yummy. Goes well with the beer.

Squid ink pasta with squid balls, a must order dish. I find it a bit bland, but my friend told me tonight the dish was so so. He tasted better the previous times. I will definitely be back to order this again and see whether he's right aha. On another note, the squid balls was awesome.

Some vege to balance the diet out.

And claypot tofu. Tofu was done nicely.


Tung Po Kitchen.
2/F Java Road Municipal Services Building,
99 Java Road,
North Point, Hong Kong.