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03-7880 4296
Opening Hours
Today
06:30 - 12:00
Mon - Sun
06:30 - 12:00
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Recommended Dishes
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美佳鸿运海鲜餐室的咖啡冰也泡得很不错，它的味道非常的浓郁，喝起来的口感非常的香滑。咖啡的味道以苦苦的咖啡味为主，再尝到淡淡的甜味。是好喝的传统华人泡的咖啡的味道。
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During the night, this coffee shop is only left with the dai chao and the duck rice stall operating. The duck rice here is not too bad. Besides selling roast duck, the stall also sells roast chicken and roast pork. The roast duck has crispy brown skin, but the duck was not meaty enough. The duck meat was very flavorful. The rice tasted normal, nothing memorable about it.
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This is the wasabi popiah from Restora Good luck. I wanted to try it long time ago, but always sold out very fast. So happened pass-by there today and luckily last piece left. This popiah is not an ordinary popiah. It is a mixture of Japanese and Chinese style. They uses seaweed to wrap the ingredients. The main ingredients are vegetables, chicken floss and some crunchy stuff. The sauce inside is wasabi and mayonnaise. Overall, it is very tasty.
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I've been to Restaurant Megah Good Luck at Taman Megah so many times but little did I know that the Jawa Mee and Tomato Kuey Teow over there are very delicious. I was pretty fixated in my decision each time I'm heading there because I kept ordering my favorite roast pork noodle and have been ignoring other stalls around.Many would order the roast pork noodle but ever since the price hike(Large - RM5.80 from RM5.50), I noticed other patrons trying out different stalls. I will blog about the roast pork noodle in another blog entry.I would normally call this mee rebus when I was back in Batu Pahat but over here, its known as Jawa Mee. No matter what the name is, one can easily identify it by its taste. A large order will cost you RM5.00 while the regular one will be RM4.50.Even before tasting the jawa mee, it was presented beautifully. Squeeze the lime, give it a good mix and you're all set. Been hearing some friends talking about this Tomato Kuey Teow and based on recommendation, I decided to give it a try as well. If I'm not mistaken, a large order is also RM5.00.Despite being called Tomato Kuey Teow, there isn't a single slice of tomato in the dish! The secret is the gravy itself. First taste of the kuey teow and gravy did surprise me. It tasted similar to Wat Tan Hor (rice noodle with prawns, fish cake, pork and choy sum douse with thick egg gravy).I love the kuey teow because it was fried just a little to give it that slight charred aroma. The tomato based gravy does the rest of the magic. Really tasty and not too sour or tomatoey. The prawns weren't very succulent and sweet but it wasn't too bad.Its behind Fatty Crab Restaurant. Biggest landmark would be Ming Tien Food Court.
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