The proprietor actually makes it himself every night! Anyway, I’m heading off tomorrow for a little trip and coming back on Friday.
What are your plans everyone? π
18 thoughts on “Hand made otak otak”
No plans today. Just laze around at home and go for Indiana Jones marathon in front of the tv. I dun like to eat fish, but I kinda like otak otak… π
hand made otak otak? hmmm aren’t they all hand made? perhaps they are indeed mass made with machines in the factory these days seeing the number of frozen ones available at the grocers.
just got back from a makan trail in Gopeng and Ipoh for the weekend….write about yours soon!
No plans today. Just laze around at home and go for Indiana Jones marathon in front of the tv. I dun like to eat fish, but I kinda like otak otak… π
I like certain kinds of fish…like steamed fish, Chinese style. That’s awesome. π
Otak from Muar? lol
Unfortunately not, it’s from Sibu.
It’s really good though. π
wow, so rajin!
Yeah, the owner is proud of his home made otak otak. π
i think in Singapore they actually have machine made otak otak!
Hey, that’s not a bad idea at all. π
omg can i have some
Sure, it’s from Payung Cafe in Sibu. π
Where to? Not back to Sibu, I hope…and you did not call me!!!
Nope, I went to Genting. π
Certainly a nice one!
Indeed! Delicious too. π
brain-brain
Haha! Yeah.
hand made otak otak? hmmm aren’t they all hand made? perhaps they are indeed mass made with machines in the factory these days seeing the number of frozen ones available at the grocers.
just got back from a makan trail in Gopeng and Ipoh for the weekend….write about yours soon!
Yeah, I’ve always thought that the sheer uniformity and inhumane similar sizes in places like Otak Otak Place shows that it’s mass produced. π
Nice! Will do! π