Perak Food
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How come no Teluk Intan famous Chee Cheong Fun?
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sam Reply:
March 4th, 2012 at 2:44 pm
have u try chicken chop rice in bercham in taman pakatan opp the karaok hawker stall ….call (fei lo western food) (sin heng fatt) coffee shop western food stall. only open 3- 4 day a weeks. best chicken & pork chop rice ..must try chicken maryland, chicken chop , lamb chop.
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hi Alex. all this time I’ve eaten the tapau-ed version of the CCF (which is good, very tasty mind you)
and yet to snap photos of the premise itself.
reason being – I almost always went there during working hours mostly.
and the CCF opens only from 5-6om onwards.
soon, I promise. ok?
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Hi J2K!
Have you tried the new chinese restaurant in Sitiawan? Michelin Star Restaurant. One of the best chinese restaurant in Sitiawan I would say.
Personally like your blog very much! Great job and keep it up!
Cheers!
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J2Kfm Reply:
October 28th, 2009 at 4:06 pm
Michelin Star Restaurant?!!! wah ….. so glamorous!!!
you have the directions to the restaurant, Xinyi?
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Xinyi Reply:
April 6th, 2011 at 4:12 pm
Right opposite the new Tesco in Sitiawan. Same building as Satay fish. 🙂
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Hi,
I would like to find out if there are any new
Chinese restaurants set up in July 2009.
A friend gave me a few names but lost that
piece of paper. Please email to me.
Thanks.
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I’ve never been to Ipoh, even though I go to Malaysia often. The food looks stunning though, must make sure I visit 🙂
BTW, your blog is absolutely wonderful. What awesome photos you take!!!
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where can i get a best palce to eat in trolak, i will stay in felda residence trolak,
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J2Kfm Reply:
October 21st, 2010 at 1:49 pm
Felda Residence Trolak is a little bit far from the small towns of Sungkai and Bidor. But you can choose to travel a short distance to Bidor as there’s one very famous nasi kandar
named Nordin Nasi Kandar Restaurant on the main road of Bidor. You can check out his story here : http://telecentre.my/kampungchang/index.php/en/entrepreneurship.html
Along the trunk road (between Kampar and Tapah) there is one Restoran Capati that’s rather famous.
As for Sungkai, sorry for I am not sure what good Halal food is there.
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for the people who stay in Pantai Remis, they sure to know a coffee shop known as Tong Chew Restaurant (??????. i went yesterday to find that there are many stalls selling all types of local foods such as curry mee, java mee, indian mee, penang fried kuehtiao, chicken rice, kueh-mueh etc etc. besides, i like most is the stall selling chinese ????. the stall cook was formerly a 5-star chef and is back to his own hometown. His specialities are curry fish head, cury prawns, stewed pig legs and others. go, try and comment.
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J2Kfm Reply:
February 26th, 2011 at 9:01 pm
Thanks auko.
Just a reminder to all new readers of this blog; I used to be travelling often around Perak. Hence this Perak Food List was made possible.
But I have since moved to KL (Dec 2010) and food hunting around Perak may not be the same again.
But of course, you’ll never know when I might just pop up at your favourite stall in the most secluded of places.
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Kaki Makan Reply:
October 10th, 2011 at 3:18 pm
Thanks for the Perak Food list. It is very useful to us when we didn’t where to eat when we are out of Ipoh.
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J2Kfm Reply:
October 10th, 2011 at 10:17 pm
You’re welcomed Kaki Makan. I should be updating the list soon … haha, that reminded me to.
Hey J2Kfm,
i am from teluk intan .. and i’ve been following ur blog quite some time now. as i am working in ipoh.. ur blog has been given me best choice whenever i am cracking my head where to eat in Ipoh. anyway.. i would like to suggest to you in teluk intan the Indian Nasi Kandar called the ‘Krishnan’ they served fantastic fried chicken. go and try for urself and maybe post sumting bout it. just for your info.. it situated just the road side on Jalan Changkat Jong. just nearby MGS school in Teluk Intan. ok?
congraz on the wonderful job.
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J2Kfm Reply:
November 17th, 2011 at 11:14 pm
Thanks Eddie. It’s different from Gulam Rasul? I have eaten there a few times before, but so happened I was without a camera on all occasions.
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sam Reply:
March 4th, 2012 at 2:42 pm
have u try chicken chop rice in bercham in taman pakatan opp the karaok hawker stall ….call (fei lo western food) (sin heng fatt) coffee shop western food stall. only open 3- 4 day a weeks. best chicken & pork chop rice ..must try chicken maryland, chicken chop , lamb chop.
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hi..i recommend u to go to mee rojak mastan ghani..try mee rebus or rojak..when i went there, i order mee rebus but i ask ‘kuah campur’ mean kuah rojak mix with kuah mee rebus..they had 3-4 branches in teluk intan..and another one in hutan melintang..i cant remember at what road.but one of them located near perpustakaan awam..i thought between jln mahkota and jalan bandar
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J2Kfm Reply:
April 1st, 2012 at 10:41 pm
Hi ichi. Yes, I am aware of Mastan Ghani. I have always made a point to drop by back then, but somehow skipped and missed the opportunities. I have been to Gulam Rasul for their nasi kandar a few times though. Will cover Mastan Ghani the very next visit then,
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Nice! So many delicious food there!! Look like i need to visit often 😛
By the way.. where is ipoh famous chicken rice? i used to eat there, the famous shop, too bad can’t post picture here 🙁 .. but u can visit my photo album blog here.. http://www.sweemun.com/photo/category/travel/malaysia/ipoh/
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Have u tried Ipoh famous pulut Hitam angku? Can someone tell me where to get it.
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This is a very good website for good food in Malaysia. I am going to Penang shortly and my friends told me there are good seafood restaurants in Nibong Tebal town (not very far from the NS Highway toll). Can someone make some recommendations?
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J2Kfm Reply:
November 29th, 2012 at 11:18 pm
Bukit Tambun I’m more familiar. Nibong Tebal I am not so sure. But there is one very famous yet obscure place for curry prawns with Benggali bread in town. Or you can try the fried pork knuckle from Swee Garden – http://www.j2kfm.com/swee-garden-seafood-restaurant-nibong-tebal-crispy-pork-knuckle/
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How come no bidor most famous Sui Yok mee?
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SIN HUP KEE RESTAURANT .
PLS BEWARE OF THIS SHOP:-
PRICE NOT SAME – RM 5.00 , RM 5.50 , RM 6.00 UNTIL RM 10.00 ( JUST BITTER GOURD CHICKEN RICE)
CALL AND ASK , DE MADAM ANSWER RUDELY :- IF NOT SATISFIED, JUZ RTN DE ORIGINAL RECEIPT AND WE REFUND RM 4.50
O.M.G – HOW THEY BUSINESS – SORRY OSO DUN KNOW HOW TO SAY . STILL HOT TEMPER THERE WEN REC DE CALL
THE RECEIPT RM 10.00 , I KEEP – IF ANYONE NOT BELIEVE , I CAN SCAN AND FORWARD.
PLS LAH.. NOT BCOZ OF RM 4.50 , 15 YRAS BEING THEIR CUSTOMER FEEL STUPID WE BEING SCOLDED
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