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Yummy Food @ [email protected] Midvalley

July 9, 2008 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

Actually our main plan is to go for Kim Gary but is real pack .. and so many people queing that had made me ended my self to this restorant. This one .. Chopstick Noodles. A Tai Thong group of restaurants. This restaurant is setup to promote chinese noodles for Tai Thong restaurants. The service was superb.. when we jus walk in.. they greet us wif manners and serve us real good.. though there are quite many customers. They served us wif sweet smile J

So, we had our sit and we are being served with menus.. We ordered 2 wantan mee plain cost us RM1.50 per bowl.. is reasonable price as well as 1 rice.

We ordered a plate of bbq pork and bbq duck and a sui kau (dumpling) soup plus a pork chop rice. The mee and the soup is supperb nice..and the duck is fresh..and you bite on it is juicy as well.. love it. It is also very juicy for the bbq pork as well and most important thing not so oily and not hard.. haha

As for me, I extremly love the dumplings. The dumplings is real big like the size of the 50 cents coints.. where u need to bite several times.. and is juicy. Other than that, you can find fresh small shrimps inside as well.. em.. that’s real oishi.. hehe.. the pork rice .. em.. is nice as well.. but for me.. I don take much of pork.. so not much comment lo.. Overall the food is nice.. and temptating.. as well having a good service.. that’s real good..

The bills come out to be RM 88.00 nice number .. haha.. and they give us a coupon.. with every RM 200 eating dere.. u entitled for a RM 50 dicount. So, just chop them till u get the free RM 50 voucher. Each chop is RM 20

Location: Mid Valley

Address : Lot G(E) 009, Ground Floor, Mid Valley

Contact No : 03-29383311

Business Hour : 10am to 10pm daily

Locations: Kuala Lumpur, Mid Valley Food: BBQ Pork Rice, Duck, Dumplings, Rice Set Tags: #DineInMidValley Category: Food Review


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