Tried the mee siam with luncheon meat (RM12.95+) in Nam Heong. They are so generous with the sambal, but I personally think it is not needed. The mee siam itself is flavorful enough.
On another day, I had plain pan mee (RM6.90+). It is served with only beansprouts. The beansprouts are the round and short type. Crunchy and juicy.
The plain pan mee is not enough to keep me full, hence I ordered a plain nasi lemak (RM7.90+).
Plain people eat plain nasi lemak and pan meeπ
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Went to Xiguan after months....It has been some time since I last had wonton noodles. Ordered the small wanton noodles with minced pork, char siew and shrimp wontons (RM14.90+)
The minced pork was slightly dry, but the char siu was succulent, with a nice balance of lean meat and fats. The shrimp wontons never disappoint—plump, juicy, and as big as a Chinese soup spoon.
The bill came to RM17.30 nett after service charge and tax.
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A new bakery opened at the lower ground floor of Pinnacle mall, nearby the Guardian pharmacy.
Quite a variety of buns, breads and pastries, but price was slightly on the higher side.
However, there is 50% discount on certain items 30 minutes before closure.
Maybe one day I'll go buy at closing hour.






The serving portion of the sambal looks generous. Plain people eat plain food? You are funny! Now I feel like wanna eat wanton mee. LOL!
ReplyDeleteWanton mee without mee?π€ͺ
DeleteYou are not plain Jane la. You are young mysterious lady who can handle eating lots of carbs πͺπ»πͺπ»πͺπ»π
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DeleteLol at connecting 'plain' food to the diner preferences! Possible next steps is 'plain' and 'cheap' hahaha (kidding, no offence)
ReplyDeleteI think you are in overseas some exotic places working now. πͺπ» Please take good care πΉ
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