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Saturday 28 March 2009

Tong Yuen, Port Klang , Klang


Traditionally, glutinous rice balls were made and eaten during Lantern festival (Yuan Xiao,元宵) or the st and 15th day everymonth of the lunar calender. However, these days you are able to get it at certain hawker stalls as they are selling it as a dessert or tong shui. However its not an easy task to find in KL nowadays.

The normal glutinous rice balls are plain rice balls made from flour and water. However there are also the larger ones where red bean paste, ground black sesame seed paste or chopped peanuts and sugars are filled in the rice balls.

This particular stall at Port Klang reputately serves the best around. Despite its humble appearance of a small stall, it really enjoys brisk business. BY the time we were there , we are only left a few choices. Our mission to try their famous large size tong yuen with fillinh were met with ' Boh Liau " which means no more in hokkien. We were only left with the usual one in ginger syrup and some awesome dry style tong yuen machi style dessert served with grated cocunuts or chopped peanuts. No prize for guessing correctly, that we ordered both !

It's only open in the evenings, and is almost always crowded with customers, despite the location of the stall. If you don't mind sitting by the roadside, with lorries zooming past (this is Port Klang, after all), this is a must-try.


Location : Jalan Beringin, off Persiaran Raja Muda Musa, Port Klang, Selangor (opposite the Econ Jaya supermarket)

Tan Kee Popiah and Lin Chee Kang


Popiah ( spring role ) is a favourite among many for its cheap , healthy and its filling. Be it for lunch , dinner or supper , no foodcourt is without one. But a good one is hard to come by. I remember in my childhood years there is a particular famous stall in Alisan Cafe nearby Chow KIt which serves great popiah back then..and no one came close until my chance encountered with this stall In Taman Eng Ann .


At RM1.30/pc its really value intodays world. Filled with the usual ingredients like scrambled egg or tofu , braised julienned turnip ( sengkuang ) , fried onion, lettuce, taugeh . What sets it apart from the usual popiah, is with the addition of chinese pork sausage ( lap cheong ) fried pork fats ( Chu Yau Char ) and wrapped in the homemade Poh Piah skin.


One word of advice , best eaten right away or else it would turn soggy from the juiciness of the turnip. If left for too long or tapau, it would lose its character of a typical good popiah.


Location : Taman Eng Ann hawker Center, Klang

Sunday 8 March 2009

Little girl lost in KL. Have you seen her ???


Little girl lost in KL brought by her dad 10 days ago from JB to KL no news till now.. kindly contact to little girl mum 016-778 5008 if anyone manage to help get her daughter's news..

四岁小女孩被丈夫带走到吉隆坡至今已十天下落不明,音讯全无!小女孩的母亲曾从新山到吉隆坡丈夫住所找其幼女可是都无着落!请帮帮忙,如果你有见过这名小妹妹请你联络其母亲-(蔡女士0167785008)-谢绝玩弄。也请各位有心人士帮忙把信息传出去,好让丈夫和女儿知道蔡女士正寻找他们,谢谢!





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