茨厂街 must-eats are chee cheong fun (steamed rice roll) that's paired with yong tau foo (tofu stuffed with minced meat), claypot lou shee fun (claypot bee tai mak with a raw egg in it), claypot chicken rice paired with ikan bakar (grilled fish) and so much more! Read about some of it here.
entrance |
individual meal menu |
So what did we try? Let's see the varieties sampled with Jennifer, Ivan, Alvin, Hence and Tracy.
curry chee cheong fun with yong tau foo @$6.80 |
pork trotters bee hoon @$8.80 |
The chee cheong fun was smooth and the curry complemented it well. And, how Malaysians like their local chee cheong fun? With yong tau foo, of course! The yong tau foo gave it some variety to avoid being too monotonous. The pork trotters were forgettable though.
Now, for the taste test. The KL hokkien mee. Ooh, don't forget the sambal which one have to take albeit self-service styled.
KL Seafood Hokkien Mee @$8.80 |
round noodles? oh yes! |
But of course, my preference of good tasty KL dark hokkien mee will always be the pork slices version with cabbage, chicken gizzard, crispy lard bits and fried with enough wok-hei.
Yong Tau Foo platter (own mix) @$1 per piece |
Soy Sauce Chicken @$16 (small) |
Another favourite of ours, was the delectable soy sauce chicken with its smooth gelatinous skin. The 滑滑 (wat wat in Cantonese) feels~. The marinade was good and strongly flavoured. Order this to satisfy meaty cravings.
All in all, we had a good meal and the service staff was friendly and has good knowledge of shop's namesake 茨厂街 (KL Chinatown).
Wishing you a happy meal at Petaling Street!
Jalan Petaling 茨厂街美食 Famouse Malaysian Food Street
Address: 1 Maju Ave, 556679 SingaporeContact: 6509 9872
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JalanPetalingFamousMalaysianStreetFood/
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