RuehYinn & Juleen @ blueepinkk.com

Last weekend after church service, as usual our cell group went to makan, and this time we visited Restaurant Well Cook Gourmet. The restaurant is just situated in SS14.

Some fact about this restaurant: It started off as a small stall in the 1987 and they offer delicious Penang taste food at a reasonable price, up to 38 dishes like in a food court but all house in a shop. The special thing about this restaurant is that, this is the only shop in whole Malaysia where you can find fried laksa. Most people came to this restaurant to have a taste of their fried laksa.

Some of the food that we ordered:

The famous Fried Laksa…

Jawa Mee…

Claypot Prawn Mee…

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Overall, the food is simple but delicious. On top of that, the pricing is reasonable and the restaurant is clean. Operating hours is from 12pm to 9pm daily.

Give it a try and you won’t be disappointed, I guarantee. For more info, you can also visit their website.

The address:-

Restoran Well Cook Gourmet

No. 74, SS14/2,

47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.

I was having my lunch at KFC on Monday when I saw someone familiar…

I think he is KY, the founder of kyspeaks.com …

I have been his regular blog reader for quite some time now. It is not a bad blog to read especially If you want to find recommendations on good places to eat.

Not only you’ll get your recommendation and address, you will also get the map to the location too. It looks something like this:-

Interesting isn’t it? MAP always make our life easier…

He also writes about travel and party life but I particularly like to read his food post… Keep up the good job, KY !

Anyway sorry for being a SK, PKK, BSBY, PPRZ and JKR…

SK - Sua Ku (english: mountain turtle - a saying in Fujian which means not exposed or not up - to - date)

PKK - Pak Kua King (english: King of Busy Body)

BSBY - Busy Body

PPRZ - Paparazi

JKR - Jaga Kain Orang (english: a person who mind other people’s business)

Click HERE for his blog….

P.S: I’m still wondering, whether that guy in KFC is KY or not…what do you guys think??

and

P.S.S: He doesn’t pay me to promote his blog. I am just sharing with you guys… good things ought to be shared.

This week I have tried baking new cupcakes. They are the wonderful Blueberry and Lemony cupcakes and Fruitburst cupcakes.

Here are some of the photos that I took:

Blueberry and Lemony Cupcakes

and

Fruitburst Cupcakes

I personally think alittle hint of lemon would be good in a cupcake with some lovely blueberry marbled on top. From the top it looked really nice.

As for the Fruitburst Cupcakes, they are packed with Cranberries and Raisins to give the fruity sweetness in these cupcakes. Cranberries are expensive over here in this part of the world. And the rich deep red color is very appealing.

Cranberries are a source of antioxidants and phytochemicals that may reduce urinary tract infections commonly in females and as anti-cancer agents. Cranberries are rich in Vitamin C, dietary fiber, and dietary mineral.

As for raisins, they are actually dried grapes. Raisins are sweet due to its high content of fructose, a type of simple sugar, and they are also high in antioxidants qualities.

For further inquiries, please click HERE

If you’d to ask me to suggest a good mamak, the first thought that comes into my mind is Murni Restaurant at SS2. This is a popular mamak where you can see a long stretch of tables along the sidewalk. Some tables even overflow onto the road.

Murni Restaurant is famous for mamak fusion food. You can get conventional mamak food with a touch of creativity from Western and Chinese food here. However, we can’t possibly name all the food. If you want to know what they have to offer, just ask the waiter, they can name you everything in 30 seconds. hehehe…

We had their famous Roti Hawaii… (murtabak alike with mayoneise sauce)

and the content, the minced chicken… (you can order beef or mutton too)

And, the Claypot “Loh Shi Fan”…

accompanied by Teh Tarik Ice and RuehYinn’s favourite Coffee ‘O’ Ice.

At the end of the night, we had a satisfying supper. We only spent RM13 tonight. If not because RuehYinn needed to pump gasoline, we might end up sleeping early only…

You can find the restaurant at:-

Restoran SS2 Murni,

Jalan SS2/75, Petaling Jaya,

Selangor, 47300

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How much would you pay for a bowl of regular pork ball noodle, today? How about for the big bowl? Let me guess … consensus would suggest RM3.80 – RM4.00 for a small bowl whereas RM4.30 – RM4.50 for a big bowl!

Then, allow us to suggest you a place where you still can have a bowl of regular and big noodle for RM3.30 and RM3.80 respectively…and we are darn serious! However, be reminded it’s only economical for those living around Shah Alam area. Of course, unless you are adventurous enough to explore Sri Muda’s wet market in Shah Alam.

I had Loh Shu Fan Pork Noodle…

and RuehYinn had Hor Fun Pork Noodle…

His Hor Fun before he finished them in minutes…

You have the choice of Loh Shu Fan, Hor Fan, Mee Fan or Yellow Noodles…

We believe this stall is a ‘hidden gem’, an isolated and unknown stall which offer affordable and delicious pork noodles. The stall also sells other kind of noodles like fish ball noodle and prawn noodle. We have yet to try them though…

We both like the ’simplicity’ of the noodle. If you try, you will soon realized, the soup is very “cheng” (it is called clear in English) and not too oily. Despite that, the taste of the noodle is not being compromised.

And our drinks …

It was also a good opportunity for me to show RuehYinn, I am a good future wife who not only good in shopping but also wet – marketing (wonder this word ever exist?)

Some of the photo in Sri Muda’s wet market…

Hustle bustle in Sri Muda wet market…

You can find the stall, in the food court area of Sri Muda’s wet market:-

The stall do not have any name. Therefore, I can only leave you guys with these:-

Look up and look for Stall No. 248. The stall looks like this…

Taman Sri Muda is located at Seksyen 25, Shah Alam. The wet market is located behind the Sri Muda’s shop lots. You will find the food court, right opposite of Sri Kota Convenient Store…

Hope you guys enjoy the search and also the food