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Boat Noodle at Jaya One, Petaling Jaya

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Boat Noodle is a new restaurant in  The School ,  Jaya One , which is opening soon as they are doing food trial this week.  Boat Noodle already has a branch at Empire Damansara as blogged by Eat Drink KL but we never get the chance to try it yet and we are so excited when we noticed Boat Noodle is opening a branch here near our office.  At Thailand, boat noodle or Kuai-tiao ruea or ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ in Thai literary means the noodle are sold in a small boat.  Boat noodle uses rice noodle and served with chicken or beef.  This Boat Noodle is pork free and you can choose from sour or spicy gravy.  Not sure about the full menu as it is the food trial period. The chicken boat noodle is served with a fish ball, parsley and other ingredients that make it very flavourful and sour at the same time.  It is so punchy and will definitely wake up your taste bud so that you can keep ordering the next bowl.  As you already noticed here, the portion is ...

Sabah and Kota Kinabalu trip final post

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This post summarizes our Sabah and Kota Kinabalu blog posts.  Below are all the links to the Sabah's blog post and some photos.  Definitely will visit Kota Kinabalu again or other part of Sabah in the future for the food, the nature and the islands.  Below are the links to all the places we visited and the food that we tasted. First of all, we went to eat the nice fish head noodle at Fatt Kee Fish: Eating at Fatt Kee Fish Mixed at Kota Kinabalu during Sabah Trip Next is our stay for one night at Kinabalu Pine Resort which is located at the foot of Mount Kinabalu and the weather is cold and comfortable but it can get very cold at night: The stay at Kinabalu Pine Resort at Kundasang during Sabah Trip On the first day we also went to the Poring Hot Spring & Nature Reserve at Ranau to deep our legs into the hot spring: Getting wet at Poring Hot Spring & Nature Reserve at Ranau, Kota Kinabalu during Sabah Trip The next day we went to play with the cows and goats at the...

Gaya Street Sunday Market at Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

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On the last day of our Sabah trip, the tour guide brought us to visit Gaya Street Sunday Market since there is no more official activity in our list.  Gaya Street Sunday Market in Kota Kinabalu is a nice place to buy some souvenirs for yourself or your friend and family.  You can get some local stuff such as the popular local Tenom coffee, handmade items, key chains and fridge magnets. Before the photos, let's watch a video of our walk in the Gaya Street Sunday Market. The entrance to the Gaya Street market.  The weather is nice for a walk in the market.  The weather has been nice during our visit except some light rain on our first day. Sabah's ukulele for sale at the market.  RM 10 for 1 piece. Some fruit plants for sale.  You can buy and plant at the back of your house if you have some land.  Some unheard of such as buah pulasan and some other are common fruits such as durian  (King of the fruits), cempedak and mango.  Also spotted th...

Damansara Village Steamboat Restaurant at Kampung Sungai Kayu Ara, Petaling Jaya

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Damansara Village Seafood Restaurant is a Pulau Ketam style steamboat restaurant at Kampung Sungai Kayu Ara, Petaling Jaya.  This restaurant which is owned by Patrick Teoh, a famous actor and radio personality also serves other cooking style of seafood such as crab, prawn and lala (clams).  Not only the seafood are fresh, but the environment itself is special and unique compared to other steamboat restaurant.  Let's the photos show you why do I say so. The steamboat at Damansara Village Seafood and the delicious lala Damansara Seafood Village can be easily navigated to via Waze.  It is in the same area as the Lala Chong Restaurant , Pantai Seafood Restaurant and Awet Thai Seafood Restaurant.  You will easily spot this big signboard by the roadside. You can choose to sit inside or sit outside to enjoy the nature. There is this place for kids to play Longkang Fishing (Drain Fishing).  Small bucket and net are prepared for you to catch the fish in the longkang...