Char Siew has somewhat become an obsession for me now, quite a bit that I actually drove to Salak South in order to search for some good Char Siew. I brought my friend who also particularly loves a good serving of Char Siew.
Tian Hong was one of the popular places for Char Siew according to other food bloggers(eatinout) and was also featured in The Star, so we had to give it a try anyway. Thanks to my GPS, we managed to make out way there. We arrived tad early; there wasn't any Char Siew yet D: However, things were on our side on that day; the first batch of Char Siew rolled out from the kitchen.
We had serving for two and a bowl of soup(self-service) as well as two ice-cold chinese tea. The taste was not particularly sweet and it was not too salty either, which is probably a good thing. Though however, the meat was tad hard; probably because we took the lean part which had little or no fat at all. It's not bad, but I preferred the one at Aman Suria. The soup served was a little too bland, which literally had no taste at all (which explains soy sauce and pepper on the table XP). Overall, it was good, but not excellent, particularly due to the texture of the meat.
Kedai Kopi Tian Hong
A82, Jalan Tuanku 2,
Taman Salak Selatan,
Kuala Lumpur.
Thursday, February 04, 2010
Char Siew @ Tian Hong, Salak South, Kuala Lumpur
Tags:
char siew,
food,
kuala lumpur,
lunch,
non-halal,
salak south
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Happy New Year!
This post is overly late by 5 days, but nevertheless I would like to wish Happy New Year to all my readers. It is the year of the Tiger, so get ready to run xD. I'll try to provide as much reviews this year and will try to publish them as promptly as possible. Until then, please forgive me :P
Monday, December 14, 2009
Lunch at A Little Dim Sum Place, SS2 Petaling Jaya
Initially I wanted to go for some Char Siew @ Seremban Favorites after some shopping with a friend; however when we arrived there, it was all sold out. I headed over to Atria, Damansara Jaya area to go to a particular japanese restaurant(watch for the newer post later on) but it was closed as it was already the end of lunch hour (we reached there about 3pm). Disappointed, I thought to myself, there's only SS2 left to go for food nearby. I thought of going to KTZ, but my friend wanted some dim sum. We stumbled upon a cafe not far from KTZ, called A Little Dim Sum Place.
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dim sum,
food,
lunch,
non-halal,
petaling jaya
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