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2013-10-29
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I've been wanting to check out the food at Malaysia Boleh since it opened during the end of 2012. There are a range of food stores selling Penang Assam Laksa, Bak Kut Teh, KL Hokkien Mee, Fried Oyster, Wanton Mee, Chendol etc. As we were there during dinner time, the queues were very long and it was hard to find seats. I am disappointed with this bowl of wanton mee, which we queued for around 15 to 20 minutes! The noodles were quite tough and the wantons were so little and tiny. The char siew a
I've been wanting to check out the food at Malaysia Boleh since it opened during the end of 2012. There are a range of food stores selling Penang Assam Laksa, Bak Kut Teh, KL Hokkien Mee, Fried Oyster, Wanton Mee, Chendol etc. As we were there during dinner time, the queues were very long and it was hard to find seats.
I am disappointed with this bowl of wanton mee, which we queued for around 15 to 20 minutes! The noodles were quite tough and the wantons were so little and tiny. The char siew and sauce was so-so.
The fried oyster omelette was even more disappointing as it was quite cold when we ate it. Not satisfied, we went to queue for the claypot rice, prawn mee and char kway teow as well. The prawn noodles and char kway teow were so-so as well but the claypot rice was the best out of all!
Ending off our dinner, we had a bowl of Penang chendol and I felt that the red beans were too overpowering, it basically dominated the whole bowl of chendol. I miss the authentic chendol from Malacca! I also tried the fried durian pancake and was utterly disappointed too! It was very oily and had much more flour than the durian flesh.
This luo han guo drink is nice though, sweet and very refreshing! Overall, I felt that the food here is very average and it's not worth the price and waiting time!!
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