Sorry, but I'm not talking about those bottled ones.
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JB Food
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Eu Yan Sang, Fu Hua and YS Hamper also sell unbottled too... In fact, higher margins for them.
I got them from diff sources, price around RM1,900 current market rate.
Hi, anyone know where to get cordyceps in JB? How much one liang? Nowadays it's so expensive.
Hi Beegs, if you are referring to the seafood restaurant called Restaurant Todak, here is a blog with a location map. If you are referring to the Jalan Pering one, here is another blog http://neutea.blogspot.sg/2014/04/orang-asli-seafood-restaurants-at.html. Between the two, the preference is for the former, which is very crowded during the weekends.
Restoran Wen Hua
2 & 4 Jalan Molek 1/9
Taman Molek
Tel: 07-355 4889
We wanted to have a dinner at New Cathay Restaurant in Taman Molek on Sunday night. The facade shows that it is big and grand and there was a large free car park with a guard at the Gate. Surprisingly we did not see many cars and we walked to the restaurant apprehensively. At the see-through door, we see empty tables and we thought this is not the same as the one in Kulai which was crowded even during lunch time. So we left and went searching. We found Wen Hua which was crowded with diners waiting for their food.
The two of us ordered a plate of prawn mayonnaise with mango, Zhengjia-pork ribs and 4 'heavenly king' (4 kinds of vegetables). Although we ordered small plates, the portions were generous especially the pork ribs which was soft, right sweetness and tasty. The fresh prawns, covered with a little spicy flour (?), were fresh and crunchy - good. And the four vegetables cooked with belachan was superb.
The bill came to around RM91 with the towel, nuts and rice....We are thinking of going there again.
2 & 4 Jalan Molek 1/9
Taman Molek
Tel: 07-355 4889
We wanted to have a dinner at New Cathay Restaurant in Taman Molek on Sunday night. The facade shows that it is big and grand and there was a large free car park with a guard at the Gate. Surprisingly we did not see many cars and we walked to the restaurant apprehensively. At the see-through door, we see empty tables and we thought this is not the same as the one in Kulai which was crowded even during lunch time. So we left and went searching. We found Wen Hua which was crowded with diners waiting for their food.
The two of us ordered a plate of prawn mayonnaise with mango, Zhengjia-pork ribs and 4 'heavenly king' (4 kinds of vegetables). Although we ordered small plates, the portions were generous especially the pork ribs which was soft, right sweetness and tasty. The fresh prawns, covered with a little spicy flour (?), were fresh and crunchy - good. And the four vegetables cooked with belachan was superb.
The bill came to around RM91 with the towel, nuts and rice....We are thinking of going there again.
Nowadays ,JB has a lot of empty restaurants.
My family went to Yews Cafe at Perling. There was no one inside except the waitresses.
It was a Sunday, a public holiday and lunch time. Anyway, we were the only diners there till we left.
Food does not disappoint though a little pricey.
Times are rather bad for JB businesses.
This is definitely a bad mistake by Johor to raise the toll in retaliation for Singapore raising the levy on J-plate car to equalise the cost of COE in Singapore.
malaysia actually took this advantage to collect "toll" for EDL to cut loss to indirectly pay fees to road builder.
The food at Wen Hua Lou is quite gd and they have some unique dishes, just that I find Pekin Restaurant is slightly better at similar price pt. Try their fried beancurd next time. It's yummy!
U need to go through the jams more often to understand y CIQ were 'quiet'. Bro Potter can help u understand more.. hee
The chinese restaurant opposite skyloft is have hairy crab at rm 19.90 each ,yum yum....
It really take patient to eat this small little thing.
It really take patient to eat this small little thing.
I gave up after trying two hairy crabs. Too much hassle for too little meat and roe. Might as well eat the Sri Lanka crab.
I fully agree, but in JB any restaurant selling Sri Lanka crabs?
For cheap breakfast I came across the Fu Rong Coffee (Johor Jaya) shop selling prata, prepared by two Chinese ladies. This appears to be the most popular breakfast here. Good and cheap!
Either the ladies or the pratas are attractive.
I don't eat crabs outside my house as it is messy to pry open the shells, so I don't specially look out for crabs in JB.
In terms of my crab taste, the skinnier n softer blue crabs are the nicest but the Sri Lanka crabs offer most meat.
Prata is indeed value for money in MY land. I especially enjoy the prata @ E&Y in Adda Heights. Very fluffy, almost impossible to find in SG and not oily. The best part is the price, RM0.90, less than SG0.40 which can't buy you anything in SG.
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