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2010-11-23
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As recommended by other reviews, I manage to find this stall today and ordered their famous lor mee with shark meat (OMG!)! Today was so busy in the office so the lady took my order "lor mee with shark meat'!So when they came back with my tapao, and I was surprised that they separated the gravy and noodle. The noodle portion was really teeny, and the shark meat ( which I guess since I've never eaten shark meat except fin, it tastes the same and/or it's just plain other fish patty?) is battered f
So when they came back with my tapao, and I was surprised that they separated the gravy and noodle. The noodle portion was really teeny, and the shark meat ( which I guess since I've never eaten shark meat except fin, it tastes the same and/or it's just plain other fish patty?) is battered fried. But don't get confused with the rest of the fried stuff - only one is real meat - the rest are just lumps of fried batter! Cheater! What you'd expect from $3 though. Hee hee!
I wasn't there myself in the stall, but this is my first lor mee, and I'm quite impressed with the taste. The gravy looks clean and clear, with lots of eggs/meat 'fibers' in the gravy (which they give A LOT compared to noodle portion, separately), and the taste was JUST NICE. It was a warm up for my tongue, to be a teeny bit spicy but it's just there. Just nice. THe taste wasn't overempowering nor making me sick because it's a thick dollop of sauce and noodle; well so far I'm impressed and I'll be looking forward for more lor mee!
Long long Q...
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