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This is chiokmun living in Ara Damansara. I am a Manager, work in Shah Alam (North).
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Fried Vegetables Smile May 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Kedai Makanan Loong Kee  (Genting Highlands)
Categories : Chinese | Kopitiam | Noodles

 
By now, we were all pretty stuffed. However, mum being the vegetable-lover, requested for a serving of fresh green vegetables. We did, and the vegetables came fried with some garlic. Full of wok hei but not overcooked, the vegetable was still crunchy and fresh. The entire meal was great and the service was pretty quick. By the time we are done, the restaurant was quite full, so it is a good idea to come early in order to get seats.
 
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Ginger Steamed Tilapia Smile May 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Kedai Makanan Loong Kee  (Genting Highlands)
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We ordered the ginger steamed tilapia as the waiter mentioned that their tilapia is very fresh. The tilapia was fairly huge and it was covered with a generous amount of minced ginger. The flesh was very sweet, enhanced by the ginger paste. There was no muddy taste associated with tilapia at all. The only thing was that it was slightly overcooked, hence the meat was a bit hard. Overall, not too bad.
 
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Fried Mushrooms With Fish Paste Smile May 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Kedai Makanan Loong Kee  (Genting Highlands)
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Mum wanted to have a dish with mushrooms in it, and the waiter suggested us the fried mushrooms with fish paste. It sounded interesting hence we agreed to order. The dish was filled to the brim with young shiitake mushrooms, slippery and juicy. The fish paste was also top-notch with lots of mouth-bounce. Some snow peas and sliced carrots gave the dish colour and appeal. Recommended if you are a mushroom-lover.
 
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Steamed Chicken Smile May 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Kedai Makanan Loong Kee  (Genting Highlands)
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The steamed chicken was one of the main attractions of Kedai Makanan Loong Kee. We ordered a portion for six people, and it seems that half a chicken was being served. The chicken meat was smooth and delectable. Served on a bed of sliced cucumber, the soya sauce was also very brackish and complemented the chicken very well. Pity we didn’t order more, as the chicken was polished off in no time.
 
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Fried Pork Strip Smile May 08, 2013   (Related Review)
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Kedai Makanan Loong Kee  (Genting Highlands)
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The waiter suggested us to try the fried pork strip. The pork strips were thinly sliced and then fried to golden perfection. It was very crispy, but still extremely juicy. The lean meat and the fat meat was just right, and it didn’t overwhelm. It was served with a few slices of cucumbers, which provided a good palate cleansing before the next dish came along. Definitely the highlight of the meal.
 
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