Ming Kee Roasted Pork & Wanton Noodles

I recently read an article recommending all the good eats around OUG & Happy Garden...and it reminded me of this place that I used to frequent - Ming Kee

famous for its roasted pork that one shouldn't missed, this place also sells wanton noodles, chicken rice & bbq pork rice

My last visit was more than a year ago, hence I think it's time for me to drop by again to satisfy my cravings...

I ordered wanton noodles soup with bbq pork for RM6. The noodles are still as springy, the bbq pork (charsiew) wasn't that fatty & jst nice to go along with the noodles. The winner is of course the wanton itself...juicy succulent pork patty wrapped in thin layer of wanton skin...so slippery yet so yummylicious!

and of course, the other 'star' is the roasted pork! How can one resist that?!!

Roasted pork rice at RM6 comes with a small bowl of soup.

not too fat, not too lean...just my type of roasted pork!

BON APPETIT!!!

Korean Deopbab

Sometimes we run out of ideas on where/what to eat...so we simply 'hantam' a place...

There was this day when all other places were crowded, we ended up with this empty looking 'bbq' restaurant in IOI City Mall. We thought the service would be quick since we were the only patron there.

Unfortunately, we waited for almost 30 minutes before our food arrived, piping-hot from the kitchen.

Here's my bulgogi chicken deopbab. It is basically rice with chicken chunks and kimchi. The Korean rice tea comes with the set.

the portion is quite huge...i did not eat the burned rice at the bottom...

Overall, food was okay, ambience just so-so, service was slow and bad. And their credit card machine malfunctioned, so they only accept cash. They should have put a notice at the counter and inform the patrons prior to ordering (especially when the diner group is huge). Anyhow, we will never be goin there again.

Manhattan Fish Market - Fish & Chips

The MFM are getting aggressive with their marketing strategy...nowadays they have sort of promotion at RM7.99...but it's seasonal and only lasts for a few days.

The queue were crazy during lunchtime...hence me and my colleague decided to 'tapau' our fish & chips for our dinner and took something else for lunch as we couldn't wait longer.

The 'takeaway' customers need not queue and the orders were attended immediately...

there goes our dinner in the office after reheating the Fish & Chips...still as yummyzz!