Took Transnational bus to Batu Pahat last Sunday 4:00pm, since no one offer me anything, refer to bottom of this post, i have to continue to go to Batu Pahat for this project which approximately end mid December, have to go there almost every week for training, live run, stand by, month end closing etc. Gosh, i am getting tired… want holiday, days and weeks of doing nothing but eat, bake, cook, eat, sleep, tv, ho jiak, watch nigella cook, see jamie oliver work his thing, hear Gordon Ramsay curse etc etc.

I like Transnational bus, as i think it is a trusted company which enforce certain speed limit on its driver, so it actually take longer time to reach your destination, but it is a safe choice, and the bus is clean.

Ticket to Batu Pahat is RM15.50 + RM4.70(30% surcharge) + RM0.10 = RM20.30

For inquiries on bus ticket availability, you can try numbers below, but you can’t make any booking, have to go there in person to secure a ticket.

03-2078 2563

03-2070 3300

1-300-888-582

Wasabi pea, RM17.90, mum finished all within 3 days, i guess it is good.

RM10.90, I like this one, it is good to munch on this hard shoyu cracker which looks very low in fat… haha

RM2.20, this looks healthy, but nutritional value wise(per 100g), it gives about 5 times more energy than shoyu cracker; 10 times more fat than shoyu cracker.

taste like normal seaweed although this one is made in Japan, RM9.90

On a Sunday afternoon, went to this restaurant in Jalan Alor(near Bukit Bintang area) – Charn Kee which specialise in Fish Paste Noodle. Other choices include: Claypot Seafood Noodle, Tomyam claypot seafood noodle, dried minced meat noodle, nyonya curry noodle, Lum Mee, home made dumpling, home made fishball and on Sundays they is dried curry noodle.

Noodle choices include: mee, yee mee, meehoon, short rice noodle, kuey tiaw and fried mee sua.

Menu with no prices.

Fish paste noodle: ~RM6

home made fishball and home made dumpling RM0.90 each

Overall, i find the food fresh and soup is nice. But i think the fish ball lack taste and a bit hard. Their home made fish ball could be better if they mix in more dried cuttlefish bits.

Address:

No: 35, Jalan Alor,

50200 Kuala Lumpur.

Business Hour: 7:30am – 4:30pm (Closed on Mondays)

A touristy looking gift shops which sells all sort of pastry, drinks etc. The price is reasonable and you get to taste almost everything. Refer to my first post on Yong Sheng

Store front

Famous Belacan Mee Hoon, but we didn’t try:P

Glutton’s street is filled with hawker fair on dinner time. Street name is Jalan Peng Kai in Batu Pahat.

We had claypot chicken rice, made on the spot, see the boiling foam of rice…

looks delicious, but actually it is just so so, chicken is soft pasar chicken.

Tapao something back for supper, being greedy…

stalls looking dowdy and unhygenic, but i am craving fish head mee hoon, so… It taste horribly fishy.

another stall nearby, only know on the next day that both the fish head noodle stall and this oyster omelette stall is famous in serving bad food

Want to try this someday: pig innards soup and yam rice. I don’t fancy pig innards but like the pig stomach and peperish soup.

I think this Teck Chung chicken rice restaurant is famous, they is one stall of the same name at the opposite side of the road, had it 2 days ago, not bad not bad