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About Me
- Kaki Makan
- As I have more photos of food than I care to count, I thought why not I share my humble findings with anyone who stumbles upon this blog. Nothing fancy.....cannot afford it lah.....not with my kind of salary....sigh (hinting to my boss). Sorry about the not so professional looking photos. Cannot afford to get a better camera yet (another hint). I also like to browse online shopping sites for the fun of it. Quite interesting, you know. But.......real shopping (you know... drive to a shopping complex, fight for a parking space and jostle with the other shoppers inside the complex) is not my cup of tea, heh, heh. So....I just might add some more online shopping site links here (those that I think are interesting lah....you know..not those common ones). So, if you are like me, do keep an eye on the shopping column on your right, eh? I also like to think about and dissect quotes of famous and ordinary people. Aaand....I also like to ramble about things and people I observed everyday. By the way, anyone of you want a pet? Have a look at the sidebar (Please Help Them). These adorable animals are waiting for a loving person to adopt them. Buuut....remember, a pet is forever. No abuse.
Monday, 9 January 2012
Hokkien Mee (Restoran Kim Lian Kee, Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur)
On a trip to Kuala Lumpur, we decided to have dinner at Restoran Kim Lian Kee at Jalan Hang Lekir in Chinatown. Hmmm.......lots of people apparently had the same idea buuuut......we didn't have to wait long for our order of Hokkien Mee to arrive. Apparently, their Hokkien Mee is one of the best in Kuala Lumpur if not the best. Erm....weeeelllll.....the first few mouthfuls were good but it sort of went down the drain after that. Don't know why. Could be because it had started to turn cold????? The Hokkien Mee didn't arrive at our table piping hot leh. The sambal belacan is .............. errrr......not spicy and not fragrant at all. Maybe we are too used to the spicy and fragrant kind that we get elsewhere lor. But you don't have to agree with us lah. Worth a try if you happen to be Chinatown, nonetheless.
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