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Wong Kok Char Chan Teng, Batu Pahat Mall

Posted by vivien | Others | Wednesday 26 November 2008 9:50 am
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Yep, there is a Wong Kok in Batu Pahat.
My Coffee Jelly Sherbet, anyway, this is not a sherbet, just some crushed ice mixed with coffee top with grass jelly/cincau, so so only, i order it as i like cincau, esp those freshly made not those sold in supermarket, but those in morning market, where they cut out portions for you.
Sherlock Holmes Milk Tea(Milk Tea with honey and cinnamon stick)
Fried dumplings, RM6.20, oily
Chicken chop cheese baked rice with yucky portuguese sauce. RM14
Fish Cheese baked rice with italian sauce (which essentially is spagetti sauce), sourish nice. RM14.90
Very modern looking branch in Pavilion Kuala Lumpur Level 6
Go there on your birthday, presenting your identity card, they will give you a huge milk tea(which taste good actually), condition minimum 6 person & RM30 of food ordered. For size of milk tea, you can refer to this post in The Memoirs of the Heart
Dessert selection
Baked rice selection
Now they have new offering: soup in paper pot
Paper pot soup
some drinks
more drinks
Wong Kok Char Chan Teng has more than 13 branch in Klang Valley, Johor, Melaka and even one in Bugis, Singapore
Website: Wong Kok Char Chan Teng
Address:
G77 & G78, Batu Pahat Mall,
Jalan Kluang,
83000 Batu Pahat
Telephone: 07-4321 590

 

Batu Pahat on Transnational bus 4:00pm Sunday (Pudu Bus Station)

Posted by vivien | Non-Food Related | Wednesday 26 November 2008 9:29 am
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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

 

Yong Sheng Gift Shop Batu Pahat (revisit)

Posted by vivien | Others | Wednesday 26 November 2008 2:22 am
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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

87, Jalan Mohd Akil,
83000, Batu Pahat,
Johor.
Telephone: 07-438 1362

 

Glutton’s Street(Jalan Peng Kai), Batu Pahat

Posted by vivien | Others | Wednesday 26 November 2008 12:43 am
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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 ;)

 

Chee Cheong Fun road side stall, Batu Pahat

Posted by vivien | Others | Saturday 22 November 2008 4:40 am
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This stall had been here for long time, it is walking distance from fish soup.
Woon Chai Gou (cantonese): RM0.30 per pc
Yam Cake: RM0.50
Chee Cheong Fun: RM0.50
Food is kept steamy hot in there.
The Woon Chai Gou is disappointing, floury. The Chee Cheong Fun looks ok, i didn’t try it. :P

 

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