Teluk Intan Nasi Pulut & Buntong Beef Noodles @ New Weng Fatt, Ipoh
June 23, 2009 | 1,783 views
Here’s KC in action. Glorified.
Glutinous Rice with Prawn, Char Siew (BBQ Pork Slices), and Curry @ RM3.00
Fried Bihun (Vermicelli Noodles) with Curry Chicken and Char Siew @ RM2.50
Thankfully, this much-loved but under-rated Teluk Intan’s delight came to Ipoh not too long ago. Location? Restoran dan Kafe New Weng Fatt in Ipoh Garden South. Sounds familiar? This is also the place for good yet reasonable Western fare come night time, and the capati stall was even featured in the Star last Saturday (click HERE for Alexandra’s guilt-free indulgences).
Crispy Fried chicken from KC’s stall as well
The first visit to this stall was an un-fruitful one. The Nasi Pulut got sold off real fast, especially on weekends, as it’s served for breakfast only. Perseverance paid off, and I went for a second visit not long after, and rewarded with an opportunity to try almost everything KC has to offer.
The Nasi Pulut is served with accompaniment of his brand of caramelized barbecued pork, a whole prawn, and the whole ensemble drenched/drizzled (your call) with curry. Most praiseworthy is the Char Siew here, being a little sweet and roasted to perfection. But more to lean cuts, rather than melt-in-mouth fattier (sinful, albeit unhealthy) versions. The glutinous rice is unlike the sweet nor savoury version, being a cross between both, in fact. Without the curry, the rice is rather bland, therefore the gravy’s a must.
KC also serves “Economy Bee Hoon”, to be served with curry chicken, with/without Char Siew, or even an extra side serving of fried chicken. Which was no mere pushover itself, being crispy and fragrant, bearing resemblance to Poh Lee’s version.
Famous Buntong Beef Noodles
For breakfast at New Weng Fatt, you can also opt for the famed Buntong Beef Noodles (seemingly a branch of the popular one in town; Srimaju Beef Noodles). The wait may be relentless come peak hours (breakfast on a Sunday, for example), but rest assured you’ll be served as they’re rather organized with their ordering system.
Hearty, warming, and downright Beefy !!!
Sorry, forgot the pricing for this one, but should be in the realm of RM4, if I’m not mistaken. Flavourful broth, with tender slices of beef, and offals, one bowl of this and definitely your day will be perked up in an instance!
Still craving for more? Their Yong Tau Foo (stuffed fish paste) is rather commendable as well, priced from 50cents onwards.
Grab them while you Can!!!
teluk intan stall is new at that coffee shop ya?!! never noticed also…..thanks for sharing…will check it out someday
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Man..the beef noodles sure look good
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those type of curry chicken is hard to get in Penang
I'm salivating!
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the same tea in kl costs rm2.80 – rm 3..
aiyooo so cheap..
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Wah, not many ppl can finish all the nasi pulut his/her own. Too glutted.
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i want beef noodles! looks better than the one we have here la..
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that nasi pulut looks yummy! but for early breakfast..erm..not too heavy ka?
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That's pretty fast of you to pay this place a visit.
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I love their special char siu eaten with the pulut rice. Every year 'cheng beng' my brothers will buy back for me and my Piggies… bestnya!
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Whoaaaaa… look at the curry and glutinous rice, yummy! That's new to me actually glutious rice and curry?
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The appearance looked REALLY appetizing… nasi pulut drenched with curry. yum!
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was surprised u featured this. I had my breakfast that Saturday. My wifey & I ordered just exactly teh food you featured. I had helpings of both Nasi pulut & the noodle along with the simply delicious char siew & curry chicken. Got the fried chicken as well.
My wife go for her favourite Beefball noodle. Of course the stall version of SaKok is simply my favourite as well. It has one of the best spiciest chilli sauce to dip.
Coffee is good too.
Overall it does turn up simply good. I will recommend the both stall to others as well. there is one other chicken rice stall , which the owner runs a nite stall selling kaisihorfun at a restaurant @ Ipoh Gdn East.
I can wait for this weekend for a another round of breakfast of the Pulut + Curry Chicken + must have char siew.
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I remember Teluk Intan in the old days when we used to make pitstops there on our north-south journey. Getting nostalgic here. hehe. I think I need to make a special visit here to try all the delicacies you mentioned above. That glutinous rice dish looks absolutely delectable.
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Nice mix of Teluk Intan flavour in Ipoh; everything from the tea to the beef noodle looks exceptionally good; I kinda like the soupy stuff like yong tofu there.
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ohh..tht glutinous rice and curry thing is something new to me!!
At first it seem weird..but i believe u tht it taste good!
And tht bowl of beef noodles might jz be able to wash off tht un-satisfied feelin i'm still harbouring over tht horrid beef thingy i ad in OUG!
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SimpleGirl : yeah its new. just recently opened.
UnkaLeong : wholesome broth and noodles. and lotsa beef.
allie : true also. but you guys get Nasi Kandar, us in Ipoh only Nasi Ganja.
Joe : cheap ah? normal milk tea only RM1.50 leh …
Little Inbox : no lah .. not that big serving, just right for breakfast.
Cumi & Ciki : KL's Dry Beef Noodles are good, but soup version I not sure. this one from Buntong is a traditional wholesome version.
sc : not really heavy lah … can even be shared, if intended. to imagine a piece of fried chicken as well!
Jason : fast meh? that day went late ma.
Elin : so you've tasted the REAL deal?!! wow. you've gotta get them real early!
Selba : in M'sia, the savoury type of glutinous rice is commnonly served with curry.
iamthewitch : appetizing leh? heheh … how u coping in KL now?
Hulk : you're coming over for breakfast? wow … all the way from Sitiawan ah?
surprised i featured this? hehehe .. you must be thinking why the heck had I been featuring all the other foods, except from Ipoh eh? I am guilt-ridden.
Lyrical Lemongrass : there are LOTS more in Teluk Intan awaiting discovery. next month maybe …
jencooks : true. i'm still searching for a good teluk intan CCF in Ipoh. last time in Taman Cempaka got one, but now not so sure.
TNG : the char siew's good! sweet, lean, caramelized porky goodness. the nasi pulut is rather tasteless on its own. OUG Yang Kee? hehehe …. but yer butter cake made up for the loss!
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I only go to New Weng Fatt once a blue moon. Despite staying a walking distance away.
The glutinuous rice looks tempting with the curry and char siew.
The blue moon shall not be far away after all…
As for Teluk Intan, I do not travel to this part of Perak. Thanks for your info nevertheles.
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The beef noodles sure looks good! : )
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Haha, I bet u never tried the Jalan Sungai Nibong Char Kuey Teow! Better than Penang's Char Kuey Teow! start from 8.30pm – 1.30am. The uncle is not boasting, the Nasi Pulut really sells of quickly as many factory workers have this for their breakfast before they go to work, tahan lama.. source from my fiance, kk^^ He said, the stall is opened by his ex-classmate's parents.
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hey J2Kfm, teluk Intan itself do have a very famous glutinuous rice which opens at 5 in the morning and closes by 6am. To indulge this most of us have to wake up rather early.
Great to know another great beef noodle in Ipoh, defintely be there soon, hey I want to try ipoh's famous buntong fried noodle located near by leong sim nam street, let's meet up soon!
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ahlock : you're welcomed. and I like the Hong Kong CCF at Kafe Sentosa as well. frenly uncle, killer sambal, and cheap.
foongpc : how bout the Pulut then?
sakaigirl : there's one on Jln Sg Nibong? near the bus station ah?
never knew. the other day I tried the Ah Leng CKT also.
BBO : oh then it's confirmed then! bet I dun have the energy to wake that early for my fix. glad Ipoh has one as well.
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Nasi pulut with curry! That's sounds new to me. Never had that before!
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Bro!
Though I'm from S'wan, I settle down in Ipoh lah. U will be surprised if I mayB your neighbour.
Anyway..about nasi pulut, there is this one popular outlet that sells reasonable good pulut with either Kaya or Curry…which is the outlet u last featured about the curry mee, near to the Ipoh Tower or HSBC.
BTW, I just tapau the nasi pulut again this morning on the way out for work. Unfortunately , not as nice as the day I eat it in the restaurant. Probably..I wasnt hungry. But its curry & the Charsiew is certainly nice.
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Will definitely try this in my next trip back to ipoh! So much glorious food!
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and i thought lor mai kai was the ultimate..i obviously have not tried this awesome-looking glutinous rice set…i want, i want!
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Wilson Ng : kampar's market's version is very good as well.
Hulk : neighbour? hahahah … i doubt it.
which curry mee i blogged? near HSBC?
Pureglutton : oh, and can bring some of your famed Nasi Lemak and Rendang Pork?
Nic : pulut is a rather versatile grain, from sweet to savoury stuff.
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Will definitely mark this down! The rice and beef noodles look yum yumm!
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OMG! I'm passing by this shop so foten but never once noticed that they have this cool stalls there. Should drop by in the morning for bfast 2moro. Haha!
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YiLingL : yeah, a safe choice for breakfast. oppo this shop is that famous curry mee, and behind that curry mee is the HK CCF.
Derek Chai : hey .. you got blog also?! cool.
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Haha! J2K, I just started to blog not too long ago.. I was there @ the shop today trying the chicken and the teluk intan nasi pulut. It is good!
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[...] Teluk Intan Famous Nasi Pulut @ New Weng Fatt, Ipoh Garden South [...]
Teluk Intan Nasi Pulut is no longer at New Weng Fatt, do you know where they moved?
I really wish to try… T.T
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J2Kfm Reply:
August 24th, 2010 at 7:56 am
Hi botbi, thanks for noticing me about this. No I did not know about them moving before this.
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Stanley Reply:
July 2nd, 2011 at 10:33 am
If I’m not mistaken, he moved to Fatt Kee. Fatt Kee is the kopitam behind Scotch.
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I went there yesterday, feel disappointed
I want Teluk Intan Nasi Pulut!!
Should I go Teluk Intan and makan?!
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