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2014-09-16
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Penang Road Famous "Teo Chew Chendul" @ Main Place USJ 21.They finally opened a branch here in Subang Jaya. Been hearing about this place but never had the chance to try it out.We're been to Penang once but never gotten the chance to try the real Chendul there because we were more fixated on the the "Coconut Jelly" or "Char Koey Teow" or "Assam Laksa". So we didn't manage to google about Chendul in Penang.But amazingly this "Original Chendul" (RM 4.90) has quite a generous amount of red beans an
Penang Road Famous "Teo Chew Chendul" @ Main Place USJ 21.
They finally opened a branch here in Subang Jaya. Been hearing about this place but never had the chance to try it out.
We're been to Penang once but never gotten the chance to try the real Chendul there because we were more fixated on the the "Coconut Jelly" or "Char Koey Teow" or "Assam Laksa". So we didn't manage to google about Chendul in Penang.
But amazingly this "Original Chendul" (RM 4.90) has quite a generous amount of red beans and the green pandan jelly. Tastes really yummy with it's brown sugar and ice shavings and the santan blended just nice. However, I still prefer the Chendul sold at SS15 (the one next to the Rojak stall with the longest queue at the roadside).
This is "Kuang Jiang" (RM 5.90) it's like radish paste with beans and nuts wrapped in popiah skin and fried to brown perfection. It's like eating the traditional chinese "Kuih Lobak" only with a twist. Quite tasty for a quick snack/treat.
This is the "Rojak" (RM 6.90) I would say it definitely has a lil scent of Penang Rojak. I've never really eaten Rojak at Penang myself, I've only bought the sauce back home instead from one of the "Hitam Manis" stall. Thanks to our local friends there who directed us to the place to buy the sauce home & DIY. But this rojak although the sauce seems lacking of some authentic flavours, it's almost close the ones you can eat at Penang. The ingredients inside was hard to differentiate which is which but it was all good. If only they served more of those crispy bites instead.
So whether it's with friends or with family. This is a good place to just sit & relax and just savour in these sweet delicacies and just make-believe u're in Penang or almost there. Great for tea time.Penang Road Famous "Teo Chew Chendul" (Est. Since 1936)
Address : Lot No-08, Level LG Floor, The Main Place,
Jalan USJ21/10, Persiaran Kewajipan,
47630 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
Website : http://www.chendul.my
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/penangchendul
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