this hokkien mee is famous in sentosa area as it is delicious to eat. i usually have that because my tuition centre is around. normally people came here to dabao it as their breakfast. hokkien mee at here is different from the one in kuala lumpur. the hokkien mee here has soup base quite similar with the laksa type. unlike the hokkien mee in kuala lumpur is black in colour and do not have soup one. the hokkien mee here tastes a little bit spicy, you can add prawn or meat if you want, and of course the price will be different.

you can never compare malay stall laksa and chinese stall laksa. malay stall laksa is more to spicy but chinese stall laksa is more to sour and spicy. the soup base is both cooked by the fishes. this stall can be considered as spicy for me because i can't take much spicy food. but if you are a spicy-lover, you can add more sambal into the soup. the soup has a nice aroma and it is nice to taste. the price is cheap too.

if you love to eat malay food, you can have a try at this stall. mostly they sell spicy food like those selling in mamak stall. their dishes including fried chicken, fried fish, curry chicken, curry mutton, eggs in different types of cooking method, vegetables and others. there are many dishes for you to choose. the price is cheap and they count it according to the types and portion of dishes u select.

when you think of saving money but you want to have some healthy food, you can think of this bee hoon. they were called economy fried bee hoon as one packet only cost rm 1 to rm 2. it is very cheap and at the same time it can fulfill your stomach. it is just normal fried bee hoon, nothing special, but tastes okay, not too oily or salty. most importantly, it do not contain much MSG。

this stall is located in the morning market of taman berjaya. they use the small prawns to cook for the soup base, so it tastes a little bit seafood taste, fresh and nice. if you are a spicy-lover, you can add in as much as sambal you love then the colour of the soup will turn red. you can choose whether you want yellow mee or mihun or mixed. it is served with a few slice of cha shao too. and the price is really cheap, only rm 2-3 per bowl.

this is the other type of food you can never find in whether central or southern of malaysia, it is only a food from northern of malaysia. some people will curious of is it koay teow and koay chap is the same thing? actually it is not, koay teow is the type they fried with taoge but koay chap is the type they serve with many types of braised food such as braised egg, braised meat and others. so if you came to northern of malaysia, u can give a try of koay chap if you love strong herbal taste of soup.

when i first came to kuala lumpur, i tried the loh mee in kuala lumpur. surprisingly, it was different from the one i used to eat in kedah. now i am going to introduce the loh mee in kedah. the loh mee here have super thick soup, dark in colour, with yellow mee, some cha shao and vinegar garlic. so do not order it if you are not a garlic-lover as they soup have a strong garlic smell.

this stall is located at taman berjaya ( some people call the place as pasar pagi which means the morning market ). there are many stalls at that place selling different kind of foods, one of it is char koay teow. the important thing to make the char koay teow tastes better is not to be too oily. luckily this stall's char kuey teow still considered as okay. they also sell fried indonesia mee. i never tried before so maybe i will try out next time. overall it is just okay, nothing special.

i tried the nasi lemak so now it is time to talk about nasi ayam. actually there are many stalls selling nasi ayam ( chicken rice ) in almost every kopitiam. there are no much difference if you want to compare with each other. normally the chicken tastes the same, for me i prefer drumstick and not breast meat. the only thing that can differentiate whether the chicken rice tastes good or not is their sauce. once the sauce meet your requirement, then the chicken rice will tastes delicious. the price normally range from rm5 - 7.

it is a cafe and restaurant located inside the shopping mall, beside the big cinema. it have two storey high, air-conditioner and wifi available. i always came here before going for a movie as it is just located beside the cinema and i do not have to worry of being late for the movie. i love to eat their fish and chip but actually it is nothing different compared to others. the price for a fish and chip is around rm 10 + and it is considered as okay for me.

there are uncountable stalls selling roti canai in kedah and all of them looks similar, just a typical selling roti canai bicycle. this one is quite similar with the others. their price is always very cheap, is around rm0.60 to rm1.00 for one plain roti canai. you can choose to eat it with curry, dhal or sugar. it depends on you whether you can eat spicy food or not.