Damansara Hokkien Mee
Once read the title, i’m sure you know i am talking about food again. :p
Went to this Damansara Hokkien Mee at Uptown Damansara for supper. Was recommended by Stanley.
They had a menu, listing only like 9-12 types of food. They had hokkien mee, cantonese style fried mee, loh mee, fried rice, Yee mee etc etc.. but they dont have my favourite - ‘Dry fried Hor Fun’. And you are restricted to order what’s on the menu only. (yea, i know it’s pretty logic.)
Note: Forgotten to bring my camera, snapping with my hp, sorry about the picture quality.)
I love all the food. They were delicious. Not overly fried, not too oily.
Heard from stanley, this Damansara Hokkien Mee was famous and it was a branch which he-also-dunno-where.
They only open at night till late. It’s really a good place for supper.
You dont have to go McD or mamak after clubbing. Keke.
Location: Restauran Damansara Hokkien Mee, Uptown Damansara.
Business Hour: Open at night till late
Taste: Great. Delicious
At the same time, next to our table.
Yes, we saw malays.
What’s the big deal? you may ask.
Huh? Are u kidding me? This is obviously a non-halal chinese restaurant selling typical non-halal fried mee.
What are they doing here? And obviously, they cant really eat those food. (At least, not in public…like this.. :p)
And we saw this
BEER !!! Wei, they can drink beer meh???
I didn’t know that.
I mean, ok la, it’s pretty normal that a lot of malays did do something against their agama, but now it’s so obvious and being seen in public, not so good gua.
And the table next to these malays, we saw 2 more people who look 99% like malay, who were EATING.
Allow me to say “Wah Lau”, how come they are so daring? Ok, the time was like 1 something in the morning, so they can do anything against their agama?
After a small gossiping and discussion, we concluded that, they might not be malays. They might be some Sabahan or Sarawakian.
Coz they can eat pork, right?
Jason
on September 24th, 2006
I am more interested in who is the girl sitting opposite you? :P The white dress mia. LOL.
Now, Malays aren’t Malays anymore. If you get what i mean.
nrew
on September 24th, 2006
must agree with jason, i’m more interested with the cutie in white opposite u….who cares if malays are having pork…at least it shows that they are improving…
cely
on September 24th, 2006
jason: ~.~!!!
nrew: ~.~!!! too
i post about food.. talk about malays.. but u both out of topic.. haha.. my blog is not some ‘chicks provider’ la… go hunt somewhere else
earl-ku
on September 25th, 2006
haha from what i see, they are some no fuss hokkien mee and wat tan hor … very nice rite …
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eh who are you to say they cannot eat la, they just wanna have some nice lard laden hokkien mee over some beers, whats so wrong in that? aiyo … relek la … melayu liberal ma …
hahahaha hey my grandfather use to dress a few big names in our Malaysian history wan - of course they are Malay la, when they are at my grandfathers tailor, they would ask the driver to go tapau Chow Keow Teow wan … somemore extra lard …
thats what my grandfather told my mother which told me la … true or not - tak tahu la
cely
on September 25th, 2006
earl: yea.. the mee are nice…and they know pork are delicious that’s why curi curi makan.. haha
Boss Stewie
on September 25th, 2006
haha BOO!
there
i prefer that comment
J
on September 25th, 2006
Foo yoor.
Tak takut kena tangkap ke?
So naughty…..
:)
cely
on September 25th, 2006
boss: @.@ keke
J: yeala.. they dun scare kena tangkap.. i also no scare them.. i snap their pic.. wahhaha
Kitkat
on September 25th, 2006
They got say “HI” and pose for your camera?
cely
on September 25th, 2006
kitkat: aiks. no wo.. ahha
prawn
on September 28th, 2006
Heyas, Im a new reader. Really love reading ur blog and all ur older post =)
Keke, its so normal now to see malays eating pork and drinking. Ppl around just cant be bothered complaning. They kena form JAIS baru tau =P
flanegan
on September 29th, 2006
Sabahans..depends what races/ethnic they are?
Bajau people are muslim
brunei malay are muslim
Kadazan majority are christian
Dusun majoritiy are christian
Murut are christian
sino-kadazan are christian or buddha or hindu
the pics is quite blur, but i can see the way their dressing are not kadazan or sabahan… that’s all i can say..
anyway i’m murut sabahan..
haha
cely
on September 29th, 2006
prawn: hey, thanks.
flanegan: i have no idea about sabahan. I m so sorry… :p but wow, so many of them are christian. I cant tell whether those malays are one of sabahan, just cant stand they doing things so proudly in public if they really are malays.
flanegan
on September 29th, 2006
yup… mostly east malaysia majority are christian or animist.
yeah, u should come down to sabah one day… perhaps..
hahaha
west and east is very different..
the culture and the way of life….
lol
geolynne
on October 15th, 2006
hello everybody there’s some sabahan not TOOO typical abt food a lots of my friend eat in Chinese Restaurant back in Sabah. Restaurant there even open stall next too Pork Mee Soup Stall. hahah so watdya think of that… Agree with Flanegan… Sabah Is more democratic then West. It’s just my Opi.. Even myself some say i look like chinese some say i look like malay and some even say im filipino which sadden me.. well im proud abt wat i am.. Im a kadazan.. The pic u see above might be East Malaysian PPL.. coz its common for our culture to drink and get drunk u shud go Sabah hahaha.. maybe u get some test out of it…
cely
on October 16th, 2006
geolynne: wow, unique name! Oh, dun get me wrong.. i m not saying sabahan are typical about food.. i m just saying those look-like malays ppl could be our friends from sabah/sarawak… that’s why they are eating at that chinese restaurant.
I guess i shud really pay a visit to sabah and sarawak~ :p be my tour guide, will u? hehhe
jo
on January 8th, 2007
try going to laundry and check out the crowd there.. you are in damansara after all.. not kelantan