Since my post of sambal koay teow, I received no comment. I was thinking, maybe my post is not attractive enough? Or maybe I've lost all my readers?

So, I checked my statistic. Hmm... I did have visitors... but why no comment? Must be my post not interesting enough huh...

Ok, let me post another review. Hmm... no comment still.

Few hours later I received a few messages in my chatter box from Little Inbox and Cariso saying that they are not able to post comment in my blog.

So, I checked my comment settings.
1. Comments = Show (Ok)
2. Who can comment - Anyone (Ok)

Hmm... like this should be no problem right. So, I asked help from Huat Koay (PenangTuaPui).
Then I realised that few days ago, I did change a setting which is Comment Form Placement. I changed from Full page to Embedded below post. I thought Embedded below post mean the comment will appear at the end of my post. Yalor... I keh gao gao lo...

According to Huat Koay, if I want to change the setting to Embedded below post, I need to change some of the code. Hehe... I know nothing about the html code... So, next time I better don't pandai pandai go change this and that. :-p

Anyway, now anyone can post a comment in my blog d. It's back to normal. Hooray!

During weekend, it'll always be late lunch for me ... or shall I just replace it tea time? Normally I'll take my brunch around 11am... so my stomach will be filled till evening.

It's always hard to find food in the evening because most are closed or are yet to open ... or just my problem in food finding?

From Bayan Lepas, we drove to pulau tikus, then finally to tanjung tokong directions. Then we suddenly thought of this hawker stalls along Mt. Erskine which is recommended by a friend.

It's a long stretch of stalls opposite the very famous Mt. Erskine Western Food stall. A wide varities of hawker foods can be eaten here. But this Sambal Koay Teow attracted me most.


When the koay teow was served, I was like 'oh, so it's just a normal dry koay teow with sambal serve separately'. Feeling = disappointed at that moment. A bowl of fishball and meatball was served together.

First mouthful brings more disappointment as it taste so so only. Then my bf suggested maybe we should eat it together with the sambal. Since the sambal provided is quite little, we decided to add all into the koay teow.

First mouthful after we mix in the sambal, a sense of excitment as the sambal taste so spicy and it really added flavour into the dry koay teow. Yummy. Second mouthful ... third mouthful... no complain... disappointment gone... Haha... But it's too spicy after we add in all sambal. Maybe we should add in bit by bit until it taste just right.

Just one dried koay teow is not enough for us la... hehe... So we order hokkien mee. The hokkien mee doesn't taste good to me. The soup and the chili are not able to give me any omph...

Our mouth still feel itchy for food after the hokkien mee. So, we ordered char koay teow. The portion is very small. Taste wise, so so.

This place offer a wide varities of drinks. Everything looks so yummy to me, but too bad my stomach is filled with 3 plates of noodles and 1 cup of coconut drink. Haha.. big eater :-p


This is ice kacang is ordered by my friend. It looks good with lots of ingredients, but I didn't taste it.
Will definitely back here for the sambal koay teow and to try out their ice kacang.

Where can you find a 25cents satay nowadays? Let me bring you to one good place for satay :-)

It's at Balik Pulau. This stall was previously located at the back of balik pulau pasar beside an old cinema. But they have shifted to this new bulding near the balik pulau bus station.

The stall name is Hussain Sate. They serve chicken and beef satay. The stall open from 4pm to 9pm, closed on Sunday.

The way you enjoy your satay here is you do not need to order how many sticks you want, instead just order the type you want. Then the owner will serve you with a handful of satay and will keep on adding for you until you say stop.

At their old location, they used to add the satay for you once they saw the satay on your table is running low. But now at the new location, they grill the satay at the back of their shop, so sometime you have to ask the owner to top up the satay for you because they lose their visibility to what's left on your table.

Chicken satay. The size of the satay is definitely smaller compare to the one you usually get outside. The satay here taste more to sweet side. I prefer my satay this way because I normally don't dip into the sauce when I eat satay. hehe.. Weirdo am I?

Beef satay. I like the beef satay here. Don't worry, there won't be any 'beef smell' in the satay. It taste quite sweet too, and the meat is tender.

The speacialty to eat satay here is they serve bottomless onion, cucumber and satay sauce. You can opt to ask for them to refill for you or you can refill it yourself. Convenient right?

The satay sauce taste normal to me. I only eat cucumber with the sauce.

See the size. So small.

This is our result - almost 300 sticks for 9 of us. Averagely for a guy, they can eat 40 - 50 sticks. I have friend who can eat up to 80 sticks. His stomach must be real big. hahaha...

Map:

If the map is too small, you can search for balik pulau bus station in google map. The stall is just located in the building next to the bus station.

*Sweat*

Recently the weather is so hot and I'm stuffing myself with too much fried and grilled stuffs. End up I am having a sorethroat.

Wouldn't it be excellent to have something chilling and cooling to run down your throat in a hot sunny day?

Let me introduce to you the 'loh han guo in a bowl' at 7th road market aka 7 tiao lor ban san.


Loh han guo in a bowl which cost RM 2 per bowl is an execellent thrist quencher in a hot sunny day. The loh han guo drink consist of some dried longan, canned longan, canned lychee and some jelly strips. This loh han guo drink is not too sweet and cold enough to sooth your throat.