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SWEET SWEET HOUSE @ TELUK INTAN

November 22, 2014 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

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Sweet Sweet House in The Bandar Baru Teluk Intan is a new place to savour for some desserts and a variety of food choices too. The cozy restaurant which is have a smaller section of karaoke corner with the few tables is a great place to cater for local crowds.
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Serving desserts like Pulut Hitam / Black Sesame Desserts (RM 2.90) , its portion comes pretty generous with the creamy and smooth texture. Soothing with the great aroma in it as well.
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As for the Green Tea Snow Ice (RM 7.80) , it’s ice is well shaved with the smooth icy texture. The blend of ice with the distinctive green tea flavours is pretty fragrant and it is indeed compliments well with each other. Topped on top with some colorful sweet thingy. Nice !
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As for the Mango Sago (RM 7.80); the creamy texture of mango soup is served together with the generous amount of sago and slices of mango with it. The smooth texture of the mango sago and complete with creaminess, the mango sago is as awesome as it is.
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Aside from the desserts being the signature here, they also have some snacks and main course to go with the desserts. One of it would be the nasi lemak which is served with the sunny egg on top, with the papadam and the spicy sambal to go with it.
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As for the seafood tofu, it was indeed deep fried till perfection and the tofu is just so goodilicious which I munch them non stop.
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Coming to an end, we also have a fish porridge which is filled with the generous portion of fish and the wholesome delights is just wonderful. Served with a yao tiao together.

Location:
Sweet Sweet House 甜甜屋
Bandar Baru (Bandar Baru), 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

Restaurant: Sweet Sweet House Locations: Perak, Teluk Intan Food: Desserts, porridge Category: Food Review


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