Soon Hiong Fried Noodles Ying Yong
Cantonese Fried, Street Food, Non-Halal
- Under RM20 per pax
Chiefeater Steven C T Tea was at Soon Hiong Fried Noodles at Jinjang South to savour a well fried plate of Ying Yong
Chinese, Seafood, Non-Halal
When we were tweens, our dad took us on a long and bumpy drive, only to arrive at a beat up shack of the 'restaurant' for a seafood meal...that was the BEST steamed fish I've ever had - to this day. When my brother recently told me that he had found the shop, Boon Tat Seafood Restaurant, my heart skipped a beat and mouth salivating. I said, 'JOM!'
The journey was not as long nor the ride bumpy and when we got to the place, he said that they have migrated to a proper shop. It was a long weekend that Saturday afternoon, hence there was no crowd...I mean, not one customer. We had the entire shop to ourselves! Did we care? Nope! We were there for that dish!!!
We promptly ordered and the food came out in no time. We ordered the steamed fish, crabs in 2 different styles, 2 types of vegetables, a plate of o-chien, prawn and lala.
The Fish
Crabs
Prawns
Verdict? Hmmm...I may have built up the hype a little, coupled with high expectation. I'm afraid that that wasn't the childhood taste that I've been yearning so long but what I must say that stood out was the o-chien. That dish was the unexpected hero of the day. The oysters were sufficient and it was crunchy and tasty. That was great. The lala was disappointing coz it was a tad bit salty for my liking.
O-chien
Lala
Don't even expect that since it's in Klang, it's cheaper - it's not. It was slightly on high side. As I walked towards the car, I resign to the fact that I'll probably never ever taste my childhood taste again.
Business Hours
Tuesday to Sunday
12:00 pm to 03:00 pm
06:00 pm to 09:00 pm
Closed on Monday
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