Kolo Mee
Would you believe it, this place is just a 5 minutes' drive from my place on a clear day, traffic-wise, that is? It's one of those convenient places to eat out on a rainy day without stepping into the rain; Hong Kong Noodle House at Saberkas is another one that comes to mind. The food court here, although a bit smaller than the one at the Springs, gives a far better offerings. Its one stretch canteen style counter doesn't inspire much of a confidence to work up ones appetite, but upon closer inspection the array of food represented certainly delivers the goodies. And not all of the stalls are of unknown qualities, as some of them are well established eateries in town; they represent a spectrum of flavors from Indian to Korean fares.
Thai Chicken Chop RiceThe 2 dishes shown here were ordered from 2 adjacent stalls - Homemade delicacies and Chicken Rice. The one below is a local herbal favorite which is steeped in white Chinese rice wine, reputably good for women during certain period of the month - blood cleansing, they say. Well, I wasn't having any of that, literally not both counts. Instead, I had the spicy Thai Pork Chop. Its sauce was heavy on the lemongrass flavor, but not too hot though. Still, good to the last lick!
Kacama ChickenIf you're doing your shopping at this part of town, this food court has something to please your palate without without sinking your fortune, like if you did at the franchises fast food at the mall's peripheral.
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3 comments:
the kacangma chicken ..i havent had it for at least 10 yrs. yr pic makes me think of it and want to try it again
are you having that period time of the month?
no... but it tasted delicious last time i had it. some body gave me a bottle of red wine ( ang jiu ) i might try to cook something with it soon..a rehearsal before the cny.
btw happy Chinese New Year
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