I’ve never actually walked around this part of KL. I’ve driven through it often enough but never stopped and checked out the food. Joyce was telling me that she saw a lot of stalls there a while back with Shin.
This area is where the really old pre-war shoplots are at. I’ve had a steak dinner around the area at Ril’s Steakhouse at Jalan H.S. Lee but this time we’re out to investigate the little lanes around the area β essentially playing tourist, which is kinda fun.
I came across this auntie exerting herself mixing a batch of gooey stuff at Lorong Bandar 4 and asked her if I could have some of that.
I was quite taken aback when she said NO!
It turns out that this is a batch of yam cake (oh kueh) that’s still uncooked. She said it’s for tomorrow and promptly put it into the a home rigged steamer with a wok. I ordered a portion of the (cooked) yam cake for just RM 2.
It’s quite good when eaten with the (optional) chilli and sweet sauce. It’s a good find (also found a better unnamed shop) and goes to show that driving around and just stopping somewhere unfamiliar for an afternoon can be quite a fun afternoon in itself.
…and speaking of driving around town, here’s a short mention about the new Rio and an awesome contest where you can actually win the car by solving word puzzles!
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The all new Kia Rio is a 1.4 cc compact 5-door hatchback that comes in two variants. It’s an award winning design that has a sporty profile from the low roofline combined with a special ratio of metal and glass. It’s a great looking car with a distinctive wedge that you’ll recognize instantly.
Do you fancy yourself a word smith? Good with puzzles and all that? Always the winner in Scrabble? You can win yourself a Kia Rio by solving word puzzles in the Runabout contest on Facebook!
It’s a lot of fun!
(plus you can win a car!)
I also love to eat yam cakes…
normally I will eat yam cakes + some chinese tong sui..
Yeah, it is pretty good eh? π
I haven’t eaten them in a while.
Oooo the yam cake looks very good!!
But I prefer my grandma’s yam with siu yuk more :p YummY!
Yum! That sounds delicious! π
Yam cake with siu yok, very very nice indeed.
Cheers Charmaine!
HB,
Did you also try the kueh tiao and mee goreng? Look quite interesting if taken with the chili sauce and pickled green chili.
Hello Denise! π
Nope, I didn’t eat that as I’ve eaten at another stall in the same lorong and couldn’t fit anymore.
I’ll go try next time!
That Kia looks good, real sporty.
Sometimes, one may find some hidden treasures in such simple alleyways. Guess that applies to life as well – as the son goes, “Love comes from the most unexpected places”.
*song
Nice one! Cheers buddy! π
Yeah, it looks pretty good eh? I was impressed by the body curves too. π
Indeed, a very good quote for life.
I found another treasure while walking around those lanes too.