Business is obviously good and you are expected to meet a queue before you can get a share of this "Hair Chee". 王月清西雅煎 Ah Qing Prawn Fritters. |
Many come and "tapau" or take away in boxes like this. This part of Kuala Kurau has becomes popular among visitors around in Perak and Penang partly for this unique prawn fritters. |
The prawn fritters are served with yellow noodle for you to wrap around, dip it into the chill sauce before putting them into your mouth. |
Of course one must not forget to try the iced Milo coffee, it is another must try thing in this place. |
After we have finished our coffee break, me & Jo took out our bicycles for a short ride to the other side of the river while Jimmy took the car there. |
One for the album at the pedestrian & bike bridge of Kuala Kurau. |
Next to a Chinese Temple
Kuala Kurau
Perak
GPS : 5.007075, 100.428510
interesting! do you know why it's called Hair Chee? i'm really really curious
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