When it comes to my family, they all seem to know where's the best places to eat whether it's stall or restaurant food. Hence when my mother raved about this place, it's been top on the list of places to try but every time we decide to go out for lunch, it's either too early for this place or we're too far away from it.
We finally struck lucky and managed to make it one day to sample their food. This small stall within the Medan Selera area will only fry or cook your items once you place your order hence one needs to be patient while they prepare the food. It's really worth it since everything is super fresh especially the fried items. There are also other items which you can order that are pre-cooked such as their Hakka Char Yoke which I thought tasted okay and not as nice as the Lorong Peel place. Besides that, there's curry fish head, assam fish, rendang fish, pork trotters in black vinegar on the menu.
Sampling their yong tau foo, you can distinctively taste that they added more fish versus minced pork and there's no salted fish. A quick chat with the lady who runs the stall indicates that they no longer stuff it with salted fish as it's pricey and not everyone likes the taste. Out of the items ordered, I really liked their brinjal and white tofu. The brinjal was pretty huge and well pan fried while the white tofu was very smooth. Also good was their tofu puffs stuffed with fish and meat paste. Although the items are quite pricey at RM0.90 each, the brinjal and white tofu was definitely worth it as they were huge portions.
My mother had also recommended the deep fried chicken wings. Ordering a minimal order of two to sample, it was super delicious as they lightly coated it with turmeric powder. Freshly fried and super crispy, this was the ultimate deep fried chicken wing for me. It's not cheap though as each wing and drumette costs RM2.50 hence a minimal order will set you back by RM5.
Seong Kee Yong Tow Foo
Stall No. 35, Taman Selera
Jalan Othman
Petaling Jaya
Tel No: 03 - 7781 0946
(Non Halal. The stall is open for business from 12 pm to 9 pm except for Tuesdays. They're close for one week during the Chinese New Year period)
*Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here is entirely based on my personal tastebuds and may vary for others. The reviewer also declares that she has not received any monetary or non-monetary compensation from the restaurant for writing this review.
Tagged with: Yong Tau Foo + Malaysian Food
17 comments:
ohhh got to try this. the yong tou foo looks very "ching" just the way i like it. many yong tau foo are too oily.
Is tis the PJ Old Town area food court?
teckiee - I think it's because they put it in quite a lot of soup hence quite "ching" but they still need to pan fry it.
precious pea - yes, old town PJ Medan Selera or food court in English.
agree with you boo, the fried stuff, brinjal and white taufoo are fabulous! i like the chicken rice there too, just a few stalls away frm this stall.
seems like all mothers know best ;-)
da chicken wing looks really good, i like da golden color of it rather than some stalls selling those with really darky colors, not fresh at all....
sc - yeah, chicken rice at Kie Kie is really good and cheap too.
babe - true since she has more experience eating at places vs me.
meiyen - the chicken wing is yummy. I prefer it since it's lightly coated vs those who drench it with too much flour.
that's it!! I'm signing up for photography lessons from you! :-P
Hmm..I heard there's lots of good food at the Medan Selera. Must check it out. As usual, thanks for the tip!
Oooh my...you're making me crave Yong Tau Foo. I think I'll be heading down Chinatown soon get the ingredients i need to make me some :D
Mmm....the chicken wing looks very flavourful indeed! ;O)
lyrical lemongrass - er, me no expert though. Yes, Medan Selera has lots of yummy food there. Been going to that place since I was a kid since we used to stay around that area long ago.
the expedited writer - good luck with Yong Tau Foo making.
wmw - so yummy! Now I'm craving for it too.
omigoooodness, the brinjal is such a brilliant hue of purple...usually in yong tau foo they're all shrivelled up and discolored like an old man soaked in a tub too long....looks divine.
fbb - the brinjal is definitely the best tasted so far.
jackson - yeah, this place is not cheap. Even the chicken wings is super expensive.
Ooooh Yong Tow Foo...I am so sad I am going to miss Foong Foong, I used to go there to eat so often when I was attending college in KL...but this one looks delish. KL Yong Two Foo is definitely better than Penang's.
rasa malaysia - yeah, Foong Foong is so popular they're closed for almost the whole month in February. Guess we will have to try other places. Can't even take you here as this place only opens on Sunday.
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