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Home / Food Review / Meal at lorong seratus tahun

Meal at lorong seratus tahun

October 25, 2009 by StrawberrY Gal

Restaurant Lorong Seratus Tahun is said to be one of the famous restaurant for Penang food. The last time i been there is a disappointment and this time i am back after the renovation is really a delighting meal. Wondering if they had changed their cook not, but the food taste had improved a lot comparing my last trip there.

As for this time, we ordered Curry Mee and prawn mee. As for drinks, i ordered the Hot Coffee and dear ordered Pat Poh Lime which is one of the specialist in Penang.

It served us with the hot coffee and the Pat Poh lime. The coffee is indeed very nice which you can taste the very delighting smell of coffee and the milky taste of it. The coffee was really nice and it really smooth coffee smell.

As for the pat poh, the taste is simply delighting which in this, the pat poh which is made is real thick and nice.

Dear ordered the Prawn Mee ( Penang Hokkien Mee) which taste simply delighting as well. The prawn mee had the thick taste of prawn smell and the volume is a big one as well. The taste of the soup is really alike the one in Penang.

As for the curry mee, the taste was really nice and delighting with the heavy taste of coconut and the best thing is you can add the chilly paste as much as you want to have them as well. Overall, the meal is simply delighting and much recomended.
Nice and yummy

Taste:
Pat Poh Lime: 3/5
Hot Coffee: 4/5
Prawn Mee: 5/5
Curry Mee : 5/5

Price:
Pat Poh Lime: RM 3.30
Hot Coffee: RM 2.80
Prawn Mee: RM 6.50
Curry Mee : RM 6.50

Total : RM 19.10
with 5% service charge
Restaurant Lorong Seratus Tahun
No. 56, Jalan SS2/66,
47800 Petaling Jaya,
Tel: 03- 7877 8757
H/P: 012- 406 7707


Posted By : StrawberrY Gal
Homepage : malaysianfoodie

Filed Under: Food Review Tagged With: Drinks

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