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isabellee
This is isabellee living in Petaling Jaya (North). I am a Student, work in Petaling Jaya (North). I like to hang out in Bandar Utama, Kelana Jaya, Bandar Sunway. Japanese, Western variety are my favorite cuisines. I also love Café, Restaurant, Bar & Pub and Ice Cream / Froyo / Gelato, Pizza/Pasta.
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Dislike the soup OK Jan 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Ampang Yong Tau Foo  (Petaling Jaya (North))
Categories : Chinese | Restaurant | Yong Tau Fu

A standard order for me for yong tau fu is their smooth tofu in soup (RM 1.10) which can't really differ from other shops. The amount of fish paste they used could have been bigger that that. Wasn't unique or anything. I wasn't very fond of the slightly spicy soup it was in. Tasted like it had other foodstuff (bittergourd) floating in it earlier, giving it a mixed taste.

 
 
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Chee cheong fun Smile Jan 08, 2013   
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Ampang Yong Tau Foo  (Petaling Jaya (North))
Categories : Chinese | Restaurant | Yong Tau Fu

Despite it's name, this shop is actually located in SS2, PJ. As the shop is open, it can get hot here.

 
Small plate of chewy rolls of chee cheong fun for RM 2. Simple but delicious. Love how generous they are with the sesame! I chose to top it with some soy sauce to add some taste to the bland middle but the sesame oil by itself was pretty fragrant. They also have rice, kuey teow soup and noodle soup.

 
 
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Kung pao mantis prawn Smile Jan 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Hou Moon Restaurant  (Klang)
Categories : Chinese | Restaurant | Seafood

Lastly, this is the kung pao mantis prawn meat, which is one of my favourite dishes to order. I've tried this in many other places and was pleasantly surprised to discover that those chunks were mostly meat and had very little flour as opposed to some other places where the entire piece could be flour only. It was delightful to bite into the crunchy goodness and savour the meat inside. It's not very spicy but take care not to bite into the chilli!

 
 
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Fish head Smile Jan 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Hou Moon Restaurant  (Klang)
Categories : Chinese | Restaurant | Seafood

Next, we ordered two fish heads, one cooked in assam sauce and the other steamed with ginger. The assam sauce was absolutely terrific! Needless to say, we all finished our rice with the spicy and sour sauce. Ginger one wasn't very 'spicy' but it did a good job bringing out the sweetness of the fish. Both fishes seemed fresh but the sauces would have covered any unpleasant taste anyway.

 

 
 
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Brinjal & Long Beans Smile Jan 08, 2013   
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Hou Moon Restaurant  (Klang)
Categories : Chinese | Restaurant | Seafood

Parking is plentiful in the area and even across the road. Staff are very attentive and fast, food arrived promptly and the environment is like a normal Chinese restaurant.

First up is a plate of fried brinjal with long beans and deep fried crispy dried prawns. The dish was not too oily which is quite common with brinjals. Dried prawns were very fragrant and gave a nice aroma and taste to the dish.

 
 
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