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Mid-week Roast Pork Cravings

February 9, 2010 | 572 views | 26 Comments »

What makes a good slab of roast pork? Is it the crunchy skin, the perfectly tender and moist marinated meat? The layer of gelatinous fat underneath that crackly skin? Or even the accompanying piquant, and garlicky chili sauce?

Wong Fee Kee Roast Pork

Truth be told, back when I was a small kid, roast pork was never a favourite of mine. Nor even something that I would gladly choose when it  came to take away lunch at the chicken rice stall. I’d pick the Char Siew (BBQ marinated pork), the Siew Cheong (Pork/Offals Sausages), and even the roast chicken/duck, in that particular order. Probably more of an adult’s piece of meat, Siew Yoke (that’s roast pork in Cantonese) caters to the matured and possibly, jaded tastebuds more often than not.

On a whole different level, if you will.

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Kok Beng Chicken Rice @ Taiping, Perak

August 29, 2009 | 681 views | 14 Comments »
Purpotedly one of the Top 10 BEST Chicken Rice in Malaysia (featured exclusively on a ntv7 and Guang Ming Daily’s joint hunt for the best in Malaysia, back in 2007), Kok Beng Chicken Rice has been gracing the grounds and gourmet scene in Taiping for a good 16 years.

Sinful, caramelized goodness on the hangers

Previously operating from another lot, Kok Beng has since relocated to this new outlet on Jalan Kota in Taiping in 2000, and has been doing rather brisk business on a daily basis.

Ong Kok Beng is the proprietor of the chicken rice, a friendly chap probably in his late 30’s, or 40’s. An estimation of course, but given his cheerful demeanour and approachable aura, he could well be in his 50’s without people realising it. :)

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Crispy Skin Roasted Duck @ Sri Taman Mas Restaurant, Falim, Ipoh

July 12, 2009 | 164 views | 28 Comments »

Back from a weekend getaway to KL. I’m in dire need of a vacation, to prepare myself for the impending bouts of travelling that’s beckoning in the near future. Wait, that did not sound right huh? :)

The orange signboard is attracting curious stares, and hungry souls …..

A short, short post on one of my favourite food, the Roasted Duck. You see, to find a restaurant or stall serving roasted duck (and other roasted meats) may not seem that hard at all. Lurking in every corner, in most coffee shops and food courts, you’re bound to discover a stall chopping away at their most-prized meats, though most of the time only chicken and pork are commonly dished out. Duck is a rarity, more so for goose. Which explains why I went all the way to KL for my fix sometime ago. (Curious? Click HERE for Pudu’s Famous Roasted Goose)

Crackly & glistening skins, sweet & sticky gravy. If only the portion’s slightly larger, for a change. Roasted Duck Rice @ RM4 per serving CONTINUE READING THE REST OF THIS ENTRY »
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Lenggong’s Loh Dee Wan Ton Mee – Never Judge a Book by Its Cover

June 1, 2009 | 137 views | 29 Comments »
Lenggong is a small town in Perak, to the north of Ipoh before reaching the towns of Gerik and Pengkalan Hulu. Sounds alien right? Fret not. Here’s a short, short geography lesson; Motormouth style.
Perak has 10 districts. Previously 9, but Kampar has been granted the status of a district recently, therefore rounding up the total to a grand total of TEN. Lenggong, Pengkalan Hulu and Gerik are all towns grouped under the administration of Hulu Perak District, the northern-most district in Perak. If any of you remember vividly (or faintly), I blogged about Pengkalan Hulu in my Betong chapters last year. (Click HERE for the Over The Border posts)

It was only about 7.30am …. and the shack was crowded in mere minutes after we arrived!

Famously renowned for the legendary/mythical Perak Cave Man, Lenggong hosts a plethora of caves and excavation opportunities for the diggin’-savvies (archaelogy-wise, not the nostrils-kind!). You can refer to the incomparable Cumi & Ciki’s discovery of the caves, journaling their experience before crossing over to the wartorn lands (hah! as if) of Betong, Thailand. CONTINUE READING THE REST OF THIS ENTRY »

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Seremban & Melaka – Of Missed Chances, And Everything Porky …

January 5, 2009 | 147 views | 22 Comments »
Here are my other posts on this Melaka getaway :
Nadeje Patisserie (Mille Crepe) and Popiah with Lard+Chee Cheong Fun
Portuguese Settlement Seafood
Chung Wah Chicken Rice Balls Restaurant
Jonker Dessert 88 (Durian Cendol) and LW Nyonya Pineapple Tarts
Xiang Ji Pork Satay
Muahaha … I’m back on track, after starting the day off with a dreadful mood, and grumpy mind. I’ve been skipping work since Xmas. With all four limbs stifled, and brains rusted, 2008 zoomed out in a flash. Of lights, a sea of humanity, artificial snow spray, 5 mins of fireworks, and horrendous jostle at the station. Man, Malaysians CAN be rather ruthless/rowdy at times !!!
Anyway, let’s rewind a few days before the craze, and recount on a short trip down south. While on the way to Melaka, we stopped by Seremban for brunch, having heard much about the famed beef noodles, siew pow, etc.
Yup, located right above the wet market of Seremban …. oooh, this is gonna be GOOD!
Exiting Seremban toll, my vague memory had recollection of passing by Seremban town (which was congested, no thanks to the year-end rush and festivities), the Seremban main bus station, and some random malls. Just follow the road (Jln Sungai Ujong) to Seremban town, and turn left into Jalan Tuanku Munawir, once you reach Terminal 1 Shopping Centre on your left. Then from there, go straight along Jln Tuanku Munawir, until nearly the end, when you’ll see the PASAR BESAR SEREMBAN on your right.
All good? OK, let’s go. :)
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