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Home / Food Review / LUCKY ANSON, TELUK INTAN (Aug 2012)

LUCKY ANSON, TELUK INTAN (Aug 2012)

August 3, 2012 by StrawberrY Gal

Lucky Anson is another place in Teluk Intan which have a variety of food which includes seafood and more. The place is having a large sitting capacities and it is air-condition. The place is simply good place to have meals with families as well as wedding dinners or even parties. The restaurant here also do catering in the Teluk Intan town where you can get them for buffet meals in-house.

We starts of with the nyonya stingray. The stingray tastes good where it is simply fresh. Besides the freshness of the stingrays, I just love the way they cooked them with the nyonya style which have a slight spiciness on the sauce. The meal is simply good and lovely to start off our first dish.
Taste: 4/5

We had tried the squids which is simply good in taste. The squids taste quite good with the slight spiciness with it. The squids is fresh and the overall textureof it is good too.
Taste: 4/5

Another order will be their Homeemade Beancurd. The homemade beancurd is really nice where the taufu is with the crispiness on the skin as well as the softness in inside had made the taste even nicer and good.
Taste: 4/5
Price:

Stir fried vege is nothing to shout about. The vegetables here is very good where they comes from their parents business. As so, the quality of the vegetables is simply good.
Taste: 4/5

The Kam Heung Mantis Prawn is well made as well. The Mantis Prawn is well made and it is being deep fried before being added with kam heung paste. The Mantis Prawn is however well made with the crispiness and the taste is well good.
Taste: 4/5

Total Price: RM 85.00

Address:
Lucky Anson,
Teluk Intan

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