Jules eating guide to Malaysia & beyond

Tuesday, January 01, 2008

Oversea Imbi ... New Year's Eve dinner

Add: Restoran Oversea (Imbi) Sdn Bhd.
84-88, Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur
Tel : +603 2144 9911

Dinner on New Year's eve with mom and pop ... great meal, but they found the 'signature' prawns a wee bit too sweet (and way too expensive at RM$75 for 3 prawns!) ... the tofu, ham yee fah lam poh and signature char-siew went down really well though. Total cost of meal RM$160.

The scrumptions dinner ...

Mmmh ....

Dad waiting whilst I set up for this shot ... all flash-less as you can see aka natural light.

Mum loved her fah sang woo (Peanut dessert) ... I liked mine too!

Happy New Year, mum and dad!

Honda Civic - Modulo kit

Makes a big difference ... the latest generation Civic with the original bodykit.

Christmassy Bangsar Village

This'll be the last christmas post ... hey, has it been a week since Christmas!? Spotted at BV aka Bangsar Village ...

Santa in a bubble ... with snow flakes falling!

Audi A4 2.0

Just a smart looking compact-executive car :-)

No frivolous bodywork and mods, just nice and simple!

Shun Kou Fu roadside stall, Pandamaran (Klang)

MAKAN ALERT! Along the road leading out of Pandamaran ... Its worth the journey, try it!
Shun Kou Fu is a roadside tai-chow, and the food was HOT and YUMMY, service was GOOD despite the crowd and GREAT VALUE too. All the below for ... RM$33 !
We had Kung Poh Crayfish, Meehoon with fish, Ham yee fah lam poh, and Tofu too. to wash it down, 4 cups of steaming hot chok-cheh (Boiled sugar cane).
Directions? Please refer to ...
Sri Choon Keng seafood in deepest darkest Pandamaran

As a 'starter' ... we ordered RM$5 worth of satay (10 sticks - chicken) ... which was also good!

In fact ... this wasn't the FIRST time we went. We first stumbled onto this mini eating haven mecca, way back at Christmas 2007 :-) With the festivities, I didn't get to blog these before, so here you go ... a DOUBLE MAKAN BLOG!

Curry mee with kon-loh-mee-style-noodles (Good!)
Pan mee (Good as well!)
Nasi lemak (Average)
Popiah (Lotsa pork lard & lap cheong ... Excellent!)
Lobak (Rather good too)