CHINESE STREET FOOD TO TRY IN XIN QIAN SHUI WAN, TELUK INTAN, PERAK, MALAYSIA

Hi foodies,

Here is another place that I went for food hunt in Teluk Intan.  Restoran Xin Qian Shui Wan is a shop with many Chinese street food that only opens at night.  The price for the food is quite affordable but since it was in 2016 I just cannot remember the exact price for the food. Please excuse me since I can't remember much having too much to do and I am just not really an organised person.

There are many choices and everything is good in Restoran Xin Qian Shui Wan, Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia =).  So, here is the Chinese street food to try in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia.  You can also something like this in Penang and other place since it is Chinese food XD.  I am recommending some of the food that I like.

Popiah Basah

Popiah basah is literary translated to wet salad.  People here just called it popiah.  This is not the fruit salad but it contains bean sprout, crunchy crackers, red sauce, tofu and vegetables.  It might look small on the picture but eating one is going to make you full. I really like because the sauce is very well blended with all the vegetables and it taste good although it is just vegetable

Laksa

Laksa here is one of the best in Teluk Intan.  It has the sweet sour taste with a lot of ingredients in it.  There is fish in it which is hard to find now.  If you like spicy, then laksa should be something to try.

Laksa

Prawn cracker and yam cakes

Prawn cracker and yam cakes. The yellow one is the prawn cracker which is also one of my favourite Chinese street food.  This is particular delicious.  The yam cake is soft and nice. Chinese Yam cake is unlike western cakes which is sweet. Chinese cakes are not sweet. They are mostly either bland, a bit salty or very tone down.

Prawn cracker and yam cakes

char keow teow

Char keow teow which is stir-fried ricecake strips which is really good.  It is the only one that I will eat with beansprouts in it because I dislike bean sprouts cooked in other ways.  The portion is small but it is really good and comes on banana leaves.  Make sure to try it when you are in Malaysia.

Ham chien or cockles omelette.  It is a pretty common Chinese street food which I usually do not eat since I do not like cockles.  I usually eat the oyster omelette or the lala omelette.  They are pretty good and smell good.

Luo han guo

Luo han guo (罗汉果) or the scientific name is Siraitia grosvenorii which is a drink for cooling the body. It is use as medicinal to treat sore throat and cough.  It is naturally sweet which is why I like it.

Restoran Xin Qian Shui Wan

So, here is the shop that will open only at night. I am sorry that I couldn't take the best photo since everyone is starting at me taking photos.




It is opposite the Eu Yan Sang, Antek Avenue and on the same row as Syarikat Soon Hin Elektrik No. 1680A, Jalan Sultan Abdullah, Perak, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

Restoran Xin Qian Shui Wan
Jalan Sultan Abdullah,
Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

Product retails for
The price of food are between RM5-RM10.
Drinks are between RM1.50- RM3

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FOOD REVIEW ON ROJAK AH CHAI TELUK INTAN, PERAK, MALAYSIA

Hi,

Here is a review to a place that many will get recommend when they are in Teluk Intan.

However, the stalls is now passed down to their children generation.  However, still I like to just let you know what I think about Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan since I receive some comments on the food is not as delicious as what bloggers or TV food channel mentioned.

Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan

It is by the road side so I don't really fancy eating it at the stalls.  This is my first time having it there so I will suggest you to do takeaway than eating there.

Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan

There are only drink and rojak.  So not ad visible to eat that only for lunch or dinner.

Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan

Coconut juice, Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan

Coconut juice.  It is alright. It does get water down by adding sugar in it.

Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan

Here is the rojak. Rojak is a salad fruits mixed into it and adding a little of the crunchy fried crackers. The one I have here is only the pineapple, crunchy crackers, sliced guava and jicama turnip.  It does have a special sauce in it which is the star of this stalls actually.

Rojak (fruit salad) is just meant as tea time or as snack so do not eat this in the morning as meals or else one will have stomach after that because pineapple does contains acid.  What I like the most about this stall is actually the crunchy crackers that I don't get else where for fruit rojak.

The place is actually near a primary Chinese school SRKJ(C) San Min 1 so it is easy to find this place.


Product retails for
Rojak RM4.50 or RM5
Drink RM1.50

Rojak Ah Chai at 

Jalan Woo Saik Hong, 

Pekan Teluk Intan, 

36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

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REVIEW ON CUBECRATE MARCH 2017 SLEEPING THEME BOX

Hi gorgeous,

March is going to end soon.  How is March treating you?  I hope you are happy and has been treating yourselves well. Do not forget your health and also to sleep well.  This month Cubecrate March 2017 sleeping theme came to me this month.

So the products in this month came in for that reason and also for the Earth Hour celebrated on 25March.  So let's check out what is inside this month Cubecrate March 2017.

Cubecrate March 2017 sleeping theme

Cubecrate March 2017 sleeping theme

Shot glass candles by Candlenutsbynadia

Shot glass candles by Candlenutsbynadia .  I think mine is a strawberry scented since it smells so much like sweet strawberries =).  Love the pink strawberry look too.  So far, I love every scented products that I have received from them.  Their candles are environmentally friendly and very affordable.  Candlenutsbynadia is the first hand poured candle in Malaysia that use palm wax.  The paraffin is not good for health and environment.  Their candle 120g of 40-45 hrs burn for RM25.90.

The Tea Republic blooming tea

The Tea Republic blooming tea. The Blend that I get is Marigold, jasmine, green tea and globe Amarath.  The tea is really unique as the tea balls blooms upon contact with hot. Isn't it a nice magic to impress people?

The shop is formed in December 2010 with more than 50 types of teas and operates from Bangsar Shopping Centre. Their online store was launched in 2013 and has a wide selection of tea that you can choose based on your mood, either for relaxation, staying focused, being healthy, or trying something exotic. I am not sure what I got but I have to drink it first to know XD .

J&E Botanicals cold press body lotion.

J&E Botanicals cold press body lotion.
Their products are handcrafted, born out of the believe for a better, natural lifestyle, sans toxic & synthetic chemicals.  It is really soft.  Definitely love this too in such a pretty glass jar. The lotion absorbs easily into my skin so recommended for anyone who dislike thick lotion.

HowSmooth rest and relax body oil

HowSmooth rest and relax body oil.  There are sleeping rub, essential oil, sleeping roll so depends on what is inside your box.  The rest and relax body oil contains coconut oil, jojoba oil, pure essential oil of lavender, rosemary and peppermint.  HowSmooth provides natural and organic handcrafted soap, bath and body care.  Their products are formulated using premium quality plant based ingredients sourced mainly from Australia.  They are 100% free of chemicals, artificial fragrance, animals fats and alcohol which are harsh on the skin.  The Bedtime range is natural remedy designed to assist with calming both your body and mind, relaxation and achieving deep sleep.

Panda shape eye mask in Cubecrate March 2017 sleeping theme

Very cute Panda shape eye mask. The design is variables. Mine looks like it has fainted probably out of exhaustion which does sound like me XD.  So remember to take a break and do not turn up like Panda Mask.


Overall, I love the products picked for the sleeping theme for Cubecrate March 2017.  Of course I like the  Shot glass candles by Candlenutsbynadia and The Tea Republic blooming tea.  It is a nice affordable box and you can get to know a lot of other great local brands.



Cubecrate has launched a wine subscription box  as well as boxes that you can customize the content.

Product retails for
A box is Rm35 plus shipping
RM 90 for 3 months
RM 197 for 6 months

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FOOD REVIEW ON SAM SIEW YEH CHEE CHEONG FAN TELUK INTAN, PERAK, MALAYSIA

Hi foodiesm,

Today let's go to visit a place that only opens at night. Welcome to the dark world of food.
This place actually means Three Uncles... Okay, so must think that now what kind of dark place I am introducing you.

Here is the Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan where they serve Chee Cheong Fan which also means pig's intestine.  mmm... so good... Not pig intestine actually but that is the direct translation of the food. Xd I am hope you haven't faint yet.

Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan

So, here is the shop.hahaha. This is place for vampires..no, I am joking.

Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan

I am sorry because people are staring at me for taking 20 times shot and still cannot get it right.

Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan

Here is inside the shop.  It doesn't look as scary as it is from the outside. XD

Chee Cheong Fan

Here the famous Chee Cheong Fan.  It is also one of the must eat food if you are in Teluk Intan.  The locals usually comes here because it taste better than the other one(Wee Kei) in Jalan Bedamar.  It is called pig intestine but it is not made from that.  It is made from flour and pork. You eat it with pickled green chillies.

Chee Cheong Fan

Gingko Biloba with barley

Gingko Biloba with barley.   Those flakes that you see is those shredded tofu skin. It is traditional warm dessert. It is slightly sweet and is one of my favourite Cantonese dessert (tong sui).  Women usually loves this as gingko biloba helps with anti ageing XD.  There is taste of ginger inside it to balance out the 'cold' energy just in case there are some people that can't eat this.

Bubur Cha Cha

This is called Bubur Cha Cha.  No idea why it is called Cha Cha but bubur actually means porridge. It doesn't contain rice though.  It is white because that is coconut milk.  It has sweet potato and sago.  Sago is basically tasteless but it look small transparent so it is not visible on the photos.  It is a dish from Indonesia I think.


Overall, Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan is a place for Chinese eatery if you are interested in Chee Cheong Fan and Cantonese Desserts.  I wanted to take photos of the price but then the kids are blocking the huge menu on the walls so sorry for that.  If you can't read the words, there are pictures.  It is a great place to hang out just for the Chinese Dessert XD.

Chee Cheong Fan RM4.50
Bubur Cha Cha RM2.50
Gingko Biloba with barley RM2.50


Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan,
Jalan Sultan Abdullah, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

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FOOD REVIEW KEDAI KOPI AH WAH TELUK INTAN

Hi,

Bringing you to where early birds go for breakfast in Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia.  This is where locals go for breakfast in the morning because of the tasty Chinese style Mee Rebus.  It is situated near the St.Anthony primary school(its in the first picture XD) and Convent primary school so it is kind of hidden.  Here is where you get good Hailam coffee.  Hailam clan(one of the Chinese clans) are known to make really good traditional Chinese coffee.

The coffee is different from the western Americano or Latte because of the secret blends.  So, let's go and visit here.

Here is the Kedai Kopi Ah Wah, Teluk Intan. It is situated at Jalan Sungai Nibong.

Kedai Kopi Ah Wah, Teluk Intan

Here is the shop from the outside.

Kedai Kopi Ah Wah, Teluk Intan

The place where they made the noodles.

Kedai Kopi Ah Wah, Teluk Intan

Kedai Kopi Ah Wah, Teluk Intan

Ice Coffee Hailam

Their Ice Coffee Hailam. It is really good.

Mee Rebus

This is their Chinese style Mee Rebus. What is good about their Mee Rebus is their Prawn crackers are super crispy and tasty.  As for the portion it is small but some people probably need to order the big portion plates to be truly satisfied eating. There eggs, potato, bean sprouts and orange sauce.  It is spicy, sourish and sweet at the same time.

Overall, service is fast and the place is clean.  Food is also great.  Just that one might need to wait if there are too many people since most comes with family.

Price:

Mee Rebus RM4.00
Coffee RM1.50


Kedai Kopi Ah Wah, Jalan Syed Abu Bakar, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

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FOOD REVIEW NASI KANDAR CHANGKAT JONG TELUK INTAN, PERAK, MALAYSIA

Hi foodies,

Here is a popular halal eatery called Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia which is one of the popular place to go eat.  It is near an open space so you can just park any place that you and then choose the rice and choose your own dishes.

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong

Here is the view.

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong

The drinks are at the counter. Everything is self service here so take your own food and pay at the cashier.

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong

Here is what I took.  Chicken with some curries.

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong

My friend took chicken with some dahl sauce and chicken eggs.  The sauce are free so pick whichever sauce that you like. Just becareful some sauce are super spicy.  The chicken are prepared before with some spices which makes the distinctive taste. The chicken used to tasted even better in the past XD.

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong

This is asam boi drink.  It is especially nice on hot humid day in Malaysia. They don't special make drink for you so choose from the ready made drinks at the counter XD.


This is a nice family place to eat if you do not mind a lot of people but everything is self service so some people may not like. The price are reasonable so it is a good place to have your lunch.  I would say that is this is once of the popular Nasi kandar (something like a mix rice) place to have meals.  Seller in the past used to carry the meals all on bamboo poles and that is how the name came. However, no romantic environment as there is no scenery to see and decoration are just very direct to the point which is to have lunch.

So, if you like a place to eat, good Halal food and simple South East Asian food, come here =) .


Product retails for
It depends on what you take. RM5-10 (rice+chicken).
Drinks around RM1- RM2


Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong
Address: Jalan Changkat Jong, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

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FOOD REVIEW ON MEDAN SELERA GLUTTON SQUARE TELUK INTAN, PERAK, MALAYSIA

Hi foodies,

This is a food adventure in Glutton Square Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia where locals go for food.  If you are looking for some place to eat in the afternoon, try checking the stalls in there.  Here are some of the food available in Glutton Square. Glutton Square oppposite of the Sekolah Agama Rakyat dan Dewan Masjid India Muslim.

Do know that the toilet cost RM0.40 when it used to be free in the past.

Glutton Square Teluk Intan

Glutton Square Teluk Intan

Glutton Square Teluk Intan

Glutton Square Teluk Intan

Examples of stalls here

Bar Bee Nyonya Kuih, Glutton Square Teluk Intan

This is most famous for the delicious Nyonya Kuih which means special traditional cakes which I really like too.  You can only get Nyonya Kueh in Malaysia and not other countries XD

curry mee

This is curry mee. Curry noodles are just okay. It is not particular delicious.

Yong Tau Fu, Glutton Square Teluk Intan

Yong Tau Fu is a mixture of many types of fish balls, meat balls, vege balls and fried fish cakes in a clear soup eaten with sauce.

Glutton Square Teluk Intan

The noodles stalls

Bar Bee Nyonya Kuih, Glutton Square Teluk Intan

Here are the traditional Nyonya Kuih that you can get from that stalls. These are really delicious as it is still made using the traditional way with good ingredients.

Bar Bee Nyonya Kuih, Glutton Square Teluk Intan

Glutton Square Teluk Intan

I don't know the name of this traditional cake in English.  Let's just called it dumpling. This dumpling is delicious for the skin is really thin and made from rice flour with shrimp inside.

Pulut Bakar, Bar Bee Nyonya Kuih

This is the aunthetic Pulut Bakar (grilled glutinous rice) . Rest assure about the colouring as they use colouring from a blue flower plant.  The beautiful blue colour comes from that flower and it is in fact good for eyes.  Inside the Pulut Bakar contains dried fine shrimp which is really nice.  It is wrap with banana leaves. Mmm, so delicious.

Pulut Bakar, Bar Bee Nyonya Kuih

Pulut Bakar, Bar Bee Nyonya Kuih

This is dumpling with pork inside and some other things.  It is okay but I prefer other traditional cakes.



Medan Selera Glutton Square Teluk Intan
Jalan Pasir Bedamar, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia

only opened after 12pm.
Price of food depends on what you order.  It is Non-Halal.

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