D's deadlines were looming. I daren't disturb him, lest he unleashed his wrath upon me.
But then ... what the heck. Can you have lunch? I asked.
"Kong Tung Cafe" came the reply.
Yayy, lunch it was.
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I did not know what to order ... the limited menu was on the wall. I scanned the wall .... undecided. And well, decided to let D decide for me.
He ordered .....
Sweet potato drink, RM1.50
Cooling and filling, D said. In fact, I liked the sweet potato drink. I found it interesting, as not many places sold this.
The beehoon is not bad, D told me. And he ordered that too.
Stirfry beehoon, RM7.00
The beehoon or rice vermicelli was stirfried with egg and salted fish! What I found interesting were the sides .... there were deep-fried chicken breast slices. The meat looked pale and flavourless .... but in fact, they were beautifully marinated and were so tender to the bite. I liked the chicken slices. On the skewers I thought were satay or deep-fried chicken. But boy, was I wrong! They were in fact prawns! Battered and deep-fried to crispy perfection! I loved the play of crunchy batter and succulent prawns ... yum. Then there's the stuffed chicken wing ......
That's what it looked like after I took a bite ....
I found the cilantro a tad too overpowering, but otherwise, the meat was juicy and yum.
In the end, I found lunch to be quite interesting .... seldom, in fact, never had I have my beehoon served with all the works. Interesting, indeed and perhaps looking forward to come back for some other items in the menu. :))
at first glance, this plate of meehoon looks rather bland without any greens...
ReplyDeleteThe chicken wing, fried stuffs also looks dry...but as I read thru, I realize it is otherwise...the appearance really can tricked us.
I just found the combination rather interesting. I'd really go back and try the other noodle dishes in the menu.
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