Sunday, July 15, 2012

Nissin Roasted Beef Noodle

When it comes to instand noodles, my all time favourite is Nissin Foods' ramen noodles. Nissin Foods from Japan was established in 1948. Their products were sold in many countries such as Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Canada, Sweden, Malaysia and Australia.

I got my roasted beef noodles from Shojikiya for around RM 11 for five packets.
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Roasted Beef Noodle

Attractive red packaging.....
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This packet of noodle is consisted of noodles (duh...), a packet of seasoning powder (the ingredients are salt, flavor enhancer, sugar, onion, garlic, thickener, coriander leaves and etc...) and a packet of seasoning paste which is made of palm oil, beef, soya sauce, colouring, salt, sugar and etc.....
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After cooking for 3-5 minutes, my roasted beef noodle is ready to be eaten. I added some vegetables, an egg and some beef into the noodles. A bowl of warm and satisfying noodles to kill my hunger pangs. The soup base is very tasty. I drank all the soup....hehe....some of you must be thinking, what an unhealthy eater I am, finishing up the msg loaded soup....lol...For those who are health concious, you can cut down on the amount of seasoning but I am sure the taste won't be the same.

Braised lamb aka "Yeung Lam" Pan Mee

This is my second visit to J & E with my mum. Mum had their Bak Kut Teh with rice (RM 11.50); while I had their braised lamb Pan Mee.
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Braised lamb aka "Yeung Lam" Pan Mee (RM 8.00)

I had my braised lamb pan mee the dried version. At RM 8, the operator is is definitely not stingy in putting in the ingredients. The pan mee is huge with lots of vegetables, lamb cutlets and "Foo Chok" slices. The meats were well marinated and very tender. A very satisfying meal........yummy yummy.....
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Soup accompanying the pan mee

The soup is clear and tasty....If you find the pan mee a little bit dry, just add some of the soup into the mee.....The pan mee taste good even with the soup in it........


Location: J & E Little Kitchen at OUG

Buns & Cakes @ Baker's Cottage

The Baker's Cottage has been around since 1994. Baker's Cottage is part of the Leong Hup Holdings Berhad, a public listed company on the main board of KLSE. They produce a lot of bakey products such as cookies, mooncakes and cakes. They have a lot of outlets around the Klang Valley as well as in Seremban and Johor.

I got the following breads for my lunch.
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Butter raisin bun (RM 2.10)

The outer layer of the bread is coated with sugar and raisins. The inside of the bun is filled with butter and cream. People with diabetes shouldn't take this bun because it is very sweet.
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The back of the raisin bun
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Apple bun (RM 2.10)

The bun is soft and fluffy and filled with apple cubes....yummy yummy...........
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There are lots of apple filling inside the bun.


Besides, selling various types of bun, Baker's Cottage also sells lots of cakes. I got the following cake slices at a very cheap price during their cake slices promotion. I got two slices of cakes at RM 7. Usual price is about RM 5 per slice. However, the cakes are short expired. Have to consume them within 2 days. I ate them after my work for two consecutive days.

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Royal Fruit Cake (RM 3.50)

The cake is soft and has lots of fruit cubes especially peach in betwwen the layers of sponge cake.........
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Big slices of peach on top of the cake
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Chocolate Paradise (RM 3.50)

The top chocolate coating taste a bit weird.....but the the sponge cake and chocolate layer on the bottom of the cake taste good..........
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A slightly sour big strawberry on top of the cake


Location:
Baker's Cottage
128&130, Ground Floor, Jalan Mega Mendung, Batu 5 Complex Bandar, Jalan Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur

Tel: 03-79808212

Friday, July 13, 2012

China Dumplings @ Medan Selera Taman Danau Desa

One of the food stall in Danau Desa's food court sells Taiwan spare ribs noodles, minced meat noodles, beef noodles and China Dumplings. This stall is operated by a Chinese couple. Feeling hungry after work, I packed 4 pieces of China dumplings to eat as my supper.
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My 4 pieces of dumplings (RM 2.40; RM 0.60 per piece)

The dumplings were served in a clear soup with lots of seaweed. Besides, vinegar mixed with garlic were also being provided to dip the dumplings. For those who like vinegar, you can add some of the vinegar into the soup to make the soup tastier.........Yummy......

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Close shot of the dumpling

The dumpling is huge in size. Definitely worth the price.
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The filling of the dumpling made of well marinated minced meat mixed with vegetables

Location:

Medan Selera Taman Danau Desa, 
Jalan 3/109 F, Taman Danau Desa,KL, Seputeh

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Durian Pancake @ Lee Lee’s Sumptuous Desserts

I always pass by Lee Lee's Sumptuous Desserts kiosk in The Gardens and saw many beautiful desserts being sold at the kiosk. Among the desserts are durian pancakes, jackfruit (cempedak) pancakes, tiramisu and jellies. The desserts were prepared fresh every morning. According to them, the durian pancake is their best seller, thus I decided to get myself 2 pieces of durian pancakes.
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My box of 2 pieces of durian pancake (RM 4.00)

This delicate pillow of pancake of pleasure is consisted of pure durian flesh and cream wrapped in a light crepe skin. Just one bite and I am sure durian lovers will love it. The durian pancakes were not too sweet, just nice for my liking.
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Filled with abundance of soft cream and durian flesh filling....they are not stingy in putting in fresh durian flesh....
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Location:
Lot LG-K13B Lower Ground Floor, The Gardens Mall, Kuala Lumpur

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Seremban Siew Pau outside New Sun Ho

I found one of the franchise stall of Empayar Seremban Siew Pau outside New Sun Ho. I got a piece of Siew Pau from the stall. Only the pork version was available on that day; thus I got the pork version as my snack. The Siew PAu is priced at RM 1.30 per piece (or was it RM 1.20? I can't remember). It is best to eat it while it is hot. The pastry is light, flaky and crunchy when eaten hot. Loved the sweet meat filling in the pau.

If you are in Seremban, probably you can drop by at their main branch at Taman Bukit Kepayang to get their Siew Paus.
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The tasty siew pau
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Abundance of sweet meat filling...yummy yummy.............


Location:
Restoran New Sun Ho
Jalan Hujan Rahmat, Overseas Union Garden, Kuala Lumpur

Buns from Bread Story

Do you know there are how many outlets of BreadStory in Malaysia? The answer is 21 outlets. They even have outlets in Kuwait, Indonesia and Sydney. I bought the following buns from their Gardens' outlet for my dinner.
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Froggie bun (RM 2.80)

This cute Froggie bun is a new creation from Bread Story. The big eyes were made from chocolate. The fillings of the Froggie bun consisted of custard and red beans. The red beans were not crushed into a fine paste. The bun is soft and fluffy. Yummy yummy..............
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Froggie's teeth made of red beans...lol........
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Golden Sand Bun (RM 3.20)

This is another new creation from Bread Story. According to them, this is a hot selling item. This soft bun is generously filled with custard and salted egg yolk. Loved the rich flavor of the egg yolk.....Yummy yummy.......
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The egg yolk and custard oozing out from the bun.........

Location:
Lot LG-212, Lower Ground Floor, The Gardens Mall, Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra, Kuala Lumpur