Fried rice cakes (炒白粿) - Another popular Hokkien dish "Pei Ker" that is also delicious, comparatively this fried noodle could be found easily at most outlets in Kuala Lumpur. |
Our third noodle was Fried Tang Hoon (glass noodle), another yummy fried noodle that has sucessfully satisfied all the hungry entourage. |
We ordered two steamed freshwater carp fish head (Song Yee Tou) the first was done with a spicy gravy, the fish was fresh and fabulous. |
The next was coated with finely chopped ginger that was equally yummy and heaven. |
A simple stir fried cabbage with small dried shrimps and fine strip of carrot was good enough to please us just like what you get at home. |
Fried century egg with fish paste was something unique and awesomely delicious. I simply love it. |
One whole piece of braised trotter with "fatt choy" black moss for the coming new year of the Monkey. |
I am glad that my friend have enjoyed themselves at Pu Yuan, a place secretly tucked behind Old Klang Road with an entrance no one would think is a place for food. Cheers & Happy cycling we then proceeded to another place for more food & drinks. What a way to end the year of the Rooster.
PU YUAN RESTAURANT
炒薯粉小食馆
112, Batu 4 1/2,
Jalan Klang Lama (Old Klang Road)
58000 Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
Telephone : 603-7982 4410
GPS : 3.093323, 101.675562
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