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Durian Puffs, Kafe Happy Meal, Jln Tun H.S. Lee, KL

March 12, 2008 | 3,268 views
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After hearing so much bout this outlet which sells yummy durian cream puffs, I decided to go buy some and try. No doubt non-durian lovers will be put off by such pungent smelling innocent looking tiny puffs. But the durian beast in me was unleashed, hehe, as hey! I managed to find this place!
“Let us out! Let us out!”

Located at a junction right beside Popular Book Store, the small Kafe (?) sells more than the puffs, as they also have lots other pies and pastries, but I did not manage to look into them, as my eyes were fixed to the DURIAN PUFFS RM2.40 signs pasted all in front of the stall. =P

“MUAHAHA …. looked intimidating, don’t i?”

RM2.40 will get you 4 pieces of the precious puffs, a STEAL!! The Chinese guy who sold me the puffs (suspect he is the owner) said that if I am to jalan-jalan around, basking in the hot sun, the puffs won’t last after an hour! Uh-oh. I bought 2 packets cz thought wanna let my durian fanatic dad try in Ipoh. Hmm, if put in fridge can tahan few days. Oh, ok gotcha! Then the puffs got ultimate VIP 5 Star treatment, sat on my lap in the car, and when we shopped at Pavilion, they (1 box left, as i ate 1 in the car … haha) stayed inside my bag, just so they can get FREE air-cond.

Tastewise? ABSOLUTELY ….. YUMMY! very very creamy, and they use REAL durian flesh to make the cream. How do i know? Cz after biting into them, u can c the strands of durian fibre-like material sticking out! (Din take photo of it though, as I’m sure u can imagine the look of a half-bitten puff… UGLY!)

Saved one packet to be brought home, but once again, they received the same fate as the Tong Kee egg tarts, squished and all 4 pcs stuck together. Haha .. But nothing can stop dear dad from attacking anything that resembles or smells of durian! Finger-licking goodness, he claimed.

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4 Responses to “Durian Puffs, Kafe Happy Meal, Jln Tun H.S. Lee, KL”

  1. -kent- f0 ?? says:
    June 5, 2008 at 11:34 pm

    i like their durian puff so much…this happy meal just opposite my tuisyen center i always have tea-time there!!!hehez

    ck
    http://kent1992.blogspot.com

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  2. J2Kfm says:
    June 6, 2008 at 2:49 pm

    yeah, the durian puff really satisfy my cravings for durian. so fresh and creamy …

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  3. Pilot 523 says:
    October 28, 2011 at 8:11 pm

    Hi,I am wondering that how could I get to this kafe if starting point from Pasar Seni LRT Station?

    Thanks.=)

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    J2Kfm Reply:
    October 31st, 2011 at 1:53 pm

    Hi Pilot
    exit the station and walk east-bound towards Jalan Tun HS Lee. Then go towards Petaling Street direction and you will find this cafe at a junction after you pass Petaling Street on your right.

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