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Home / Food Review / RESTAURANT TELUK INTAN, TELUK INTAN

RESTAURANT TELUK INTAN, TELUK INTAN

August 26, 2013 by StrawberrY Gal

In the small town in Perak, Teluk Intan do have a vast variety of nice stir fried dishes which is not to be missed. Restaurant Teluk Intan do give me some surprises too during my trip there recently. A wide spread of dishes with the bak kut teh is also available here too. The stir fried dishes here do brings us surprises as well. The delights here did not disappoint us with the vast variety of food to try off.

We started our meals with the bak kut teh. A great new start to warm up our tummy before going for the mains. The soup is simply flavorful with the herbal taste in it. Well made with the scrumptious ingredients which includes the3 layer pork, intestines, taufu, mushrooms, pork ribs and more. Savory soup is what I love the most here that warm my tummy.
Price: RM 15.00

Coming next is the stir fried bitter gourd with chicken. The taste wasn’t very bitter bit does gives us surprises too even though by the look is not really appetizing. It is just perfect with the light bitter taste and it made a great mix with the chicken though.
Price: RM 8.00

We had also the chilly stingray which is amazingly good and lovely. I am just falling in love with this dish except the fish is cut in small pieces and it is hard to get rid of the bones. As taste wise, simply good and superb with the fresh stingray meat with it.
Price: RM 20.00

Salad Prawns is just normal and there is nothing to shout about. The prawns which is well deep fried and it is being topped with the scrumptious salad sauce with it.
Price: RM 20.00

Ended our meals with the claypot tofu, where it is being served together with the soft tofu, prawns, as well as some mushrooms and vegetables in it.
Price: RM 10.00

Address:
Restaurant Teluk Intan
Lorong Mawar 11
Taman Juta Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak

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