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Home / Food Review / Kerabu Bihun and Pai Tee @ Bee Hooi Coffeeshop, Pulau Tikus

Kerabu Bihun and Pai Tee @ Bee Hooi Coffeeshop, Pulau Tikus

March 17, 2009 by StrawberrY Gal

I always eat this whenever I am back to Penang .. it is routine to have this food for me whenever I am back to Penang..oh gosh… is 1 of my fav food lol…but haven back Pg making me missing this yummy food.. is hardly I am able to find them in KL. haha..

The stall is located at the Bee Hooi Coffeeshop , which is just opposite the Belissa Row and along Jalan Burmah. The coffeeshop is on the same row as the Poly coffeeshop as well as Baskin ( 31) Robins

The stall opened only on the morning session and the aunty not only selling the Kerabu Bihun but this stall also served a very nice Pai Tee

Pai Tee is somesorts of Popiah Style but it is assemble in small cup size. This is where they will put some vegetables like slices of mengkuan as well as carrot inside the small cup.

– Pai Tee-

This is the kerabu bihun which is well known as well as the nyonya style of delights which I love the most. It served with some fried shallots as well as he mint leave. .. and it is fried with lemon, chillies as well as chillies.. and the taste it a bit of soury taste.

-Kerabu Bihun-

Overall the dishes here is oishi
Location: Bee Hooi Coffeeshop, Jalan Burmah, 10250 Penang ( opposite Belissa Row)
Taste: 4/5
Price: ( worth for money )

Filed Under: Food Review Tagged With: Pai Tee

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