Penang Road Teowchew Chendol At Giant Subang Jaya

NOTE: This stall is no longer in operation here because this Giant building have been torn down to make way for a new building project.

Cleffairy recent comments on where to find good chendul in KL in my post Penang Food – Kedai Kopi Ho Ping, Penang Road Chendol & Joo Hooi Cafe reminded me that I have this Giant Subang Jaya Penang Road Chendul photo embedded somewhere in my computer hard disk. I am not very sure if this is really the branch of the famous Penang Chendul but it tastes as good as the original one. The logo used in this stall is similar to the one in Penang. This Penang Road TeowChew Chendol stall is located in the Giant Subang Jaya food court and I have been savoring the nice and cool chendol for quite some time. I often meet my friend from Klang in this food court because he likes the chendol so much. The taste of chendol with lots of giant red beans is out of this world. ‘Wa lau leh’, yummy dessert on a hot day!........drooling.......... LOL Map to Giant Subang Jaya, Selangor

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Assam Laksa, Hokkien Mee and Chendol at Raja Uda, Butterworth

The Assam Laksa and Hokkien Mee stall are located side by side on the main road of Jln Raja Uda, Butterworth. They start their business around lunch time and the laksa is normally sold out by 4pm. I love the taste of the laksa from this stall. It has been a while since I had a good laksa. The combination of sourness and sweetness is just perfect. The Hokkien mee next to this laksa stall is also very tasty and full of natural prawn taste. It is normal to see many customers stopping by to have a quick meal or stop their car by the road site for take away. After finishing my laksa I hop over a few stalls away to have my chendol. Actually you can request them to bring the chendol to the laksa stall. Great laksa and nice hokkien mee, then wash down with chendol; will be back for some more! Nice Assam Laksa......drooling...........................Yummy Hokkien Mee.........stomach rumbling! The Hokkien Mee Stall. Laksa on the right...........Sweet and cold dessert after all the hot food! Location: Roadside makeshift stalls Along Jalan Raja Uda,(After Kwong Hwa School, near Wombly Book store) GPS Latitude 5°25'56.07"N Longitude 100°23'5.14"E (Coordinates might not be very accurate because it was my estimation from Google Earth, not actual site reading) RAJA UDA MAP Related Post on Raja Uda http://peteformation.blogspot.com/2008/10/chaw-choon-dim-sum-restaurant-jln-ong.html http://peteformation.blogspot.com/2008/10/nine-emperor-gods-festival-kow-ong-yah.html