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2016-03-16
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Whenever I’m indecisive as to what I’m going to eat for lunch, I will always turn to prawn noodles! Kampar Old Town is just a stone’s throw away from my house thus I’m considered a frequent customer. The prawn noodles there is one of the best prawn noodles I’ve ever tasted. Although the price is slightly pricier than the prawn noodles you eat in hawker stalls, the taste was not compromised. For RM 7.90 per bowl, you will get the enjoy the mee hoon soaked in aromatic richly flavoured prawn soup,
Whenever I’m indecisive as to what I’m going to eat for lunch, I will always turn to prawn noodles! Kampar Old Town is just a stone’s throw away from my house thus I’m considered a frequent customer. The prawn noodles there is one of the best prawn noodles I’ve ever tasted. Although the price is slightly pricier than the prawn noodles you eat in hawker stalls, the taste was not compromised. For RM 7.90 per bowl, you will get the enjoy the mee hoon soaked in aromatic richly flavoured prawn soup, served with prawns, pork slices, fish cake slices, kangkung, egg and bean sprouts topped with fried shallots. One thing I love about their prawn noodles is their soy egg!! The soy egg was really flavourful and I love the fact that they serve soy egg in my prawn noodles rather than just ordinary boiled egg.
My dad on the other hand ordered their set lunch for the day, which was steamed minced pork with mui choy, rice, vegetables of the day and a choice of barley or herbal drink. The portion was just right for a person and I think the price was rather reasonable for so many components.
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Steamed minced pork with mui choy, rice and vegetables
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