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 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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FOOD REVIEW ON ABDULLAH MASTAN GHANY MEE REBUS&ROJAK, TELUK INTAN, MALAYSIA

Hi foodies,

Today is a Halal food journey to Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia .  It is one of the must eat place if you come to Teluk Intan.

It is located at Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus & Rojak at Jalan Ah Cheong, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia which is opposite the Store.

The Store Teluk Intan

Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus & Rojak

It is a small shop opposite The Store. There will always be people siting there for mee rebus.  As I said there is only mee rebus here but you can order other drinks.

Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus & Rojak

Here is where they cook right in front of you.

Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus & Rojak

Sirap

This is sirap or you can called the hibiscus water.  This one contains the cincau (grass jelly) which is cooling to the body.

ABC (Ais Batu Campur)

ABC(Ais Batu Campur) which is a Malaysian Dessert.  If Korean have their Bingsu, to Malaysian this is our ice dessert.  It contains specially cendol, hibiscus syrup, red beans, jellies and sweet corn.  A really sweet treat on a hot day.

ABC (Ais Batu Campur)

ABC(Ais Batu Campur)

Condiment for Mee Rebus 

This is the condiment that you need to squeeze into the Mee Rebus for it to have sweet sour taste.

Mee Rebus 

This  is Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus speciality.  Remember to try this because it is good. The yellow noodles comes with boiled eggs, prawn cracker, boiled cube size potato, a little toufu and beans sprout(I asked to not include it since i hate been bean sprouts).  The sauce is yes orange colour. It is sweet, sour and spicy so if you hate spicy food then I guess you will probably not able to enjoy this goodness.

However, it was way tastier during their grandfather(the first generation) . During that time it was wrap securely using banana leaves with newspaper and the crackers was so so so gooooooood.




Price:
Mee Rebus RM 4.50

ABC RM3.20
Sirap RM1.20

Addition of GST 6%

Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus & Rojak
8A,Jalan Ah Cheong, Pekan Teluk Intan, 36000 Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia



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WHAT TO EAT IN TELUK INTAN, PERAK, MALAYSIA

Hi wanderlusts,
When you are travelling to another place, it is also about the food.  Since I wrote about the things to see in Teluk Intan, here is the food in Teluk Intan.  There are some Halal food that you can find in Teluk Intan but please do not visit them during Hari Raya or during Chinese New Year, there is nothing that you can get to eat if you visit Teluk Intan during that two big festivals in Malaysia.

Here are some places that locals eat and places to eat in Teluk Intan. I will have individual post for some of the places to eat since I went to more than 3 places to eat and it is too long to put in this one post.

Glutton Square,Teluk Intan

Glutton Square,Teluk Intan. Full review Here

Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus

Abdullah Mastan Ghany Mee Rebus. A halal must eat place. Some said it is the best ever Mee Rebus in Malaysia. Reviewed Here

Kedai Kopi Ah Wah

Kedai Kopi Ah Wah is already more than 20 years and it is one of the best place for breakfast =). Reviewed Here

Restoran Zhiang Hiang

This is just okay. I was there because I just wanted to try out new places.

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong

Nasi Kandar Changkat Jong (Halal).  reviewed Here

Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan

Rojak Ah Chai, Teluk Intan. reviewed Here

Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan

Sam Siew Yeh Chee Cheong Fan is one of the Chee Cheong Fan that locals go at night. it only opens at night XD .  reviewed Here

Sin Joo Heong Confectionery, Teluk Intan

Sin Joo Heong Confectionery, Teluk Intan, Perak, Malaysia.  One of the places to buy those Heong Piah- a type of traditional biscuits. This shop is honestly more expensive and they charged the GST 6% so I got a packet for RM20.

Kedai Biskut GL, Teluk Intan

This place is just to the Sin Joo Heong Confectionery, Teluk Intan and also have good traditional confectioneries.  This shop is cheaper in terms of their price =)  .



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TRAVEL TO TELUK INTAN DECEMBER 2016

Hi Wanderlusts,


It has been long since I talked about food and also travelling. I am separating this post with the food post or else I cannot fit this inside one post. I don’t earn much so I can only afford to travel in Malaysia so if you are looking for some other Asians’ hot spot for youngster, then this is probably not going to be it.


Teluk Intan actually means “Diamond Bay” if translated to English. It sounds really glamorous right? No, there is no diamond mine to dig from this place XD. The name is taken from a famous beautiful women that got her diamond fall into the river that she was bathing and this the name.

Leaning tower of Teluk Intan

Teluk Intan

Teluk Intan

This place is full of one ingredients that is in the Ultimate Nourishing Rice Overnight Spa Mask and Ultimate Moisturizing Honey Overnight Mask

If you have managed to guess it correctly. Yes, it is the oil palm trees! This is how it look like if you are interested in seeing how one of the ingredient looks like.

oil palm trees

Nope, it doesn’t smell nice and it doesn’t shade well. More like stinky oily earthy smell and if you work with the palm oil before. So, let’s stop discussing about palm oil. I am sorry that I bore you.

Leaning tower of Teluk Intan

Leaning tower

Okay, here is the famous leaning tower of Teluk Intan which is build since 1885-you can call it Dupe of Pisa, Italy. Hahahaha. It is leaning and just hope that it doesn’t come crashing down anytime soon. If you look at it, you might think that it is eight storey high but it is actually just three storey high. It is used as water tank to distribute water in the past. Yeah, talk about the hardship when people have to walk really far, queue up for hours to carry precious water back home. Now, it is a Natural Heritage, historical monument and there is maintained because the colour does seems better compare to picture in the past.

Teluk Intan

Kompleks Aik Aik

Kompleks Aik Aik. There are some small shops selling accessories in there. It feels abandoned because there are not many tenants in there and it is so dark in there that you will feel like it is some sort haunted building.

The Store

The Store. This is a shopping store. It is not really that huge but okay for shopping. If you like shopping, then Kuala Lumpur would be more interesting and better. There is a popular Halal shop for mee rebus right across this building so this is a landmark if you plan to for the Mee Rebus. I will talk about that in my food post.

Temple in Teluk Intan

Temple in Teluk Intan

Temple in Teluk Intan

Temple in Teluk Intan

Temple in Teluk Intan

This is the temple near the public bank in the town. This temple is really old and older than the Leaning tower of Teluk Intan. Of course it, this is the part of old area of how Teluk Intan used to look like. The area in front of the building will sink every time it rains so it is dangerous. That is why you can see the tires and sand in front of here. It won’t get fill up no matter how much people fill in.

Even most shop near there closes down. There is a story of how Teluk Intan leaning tower came about after this temple but it is known to only a few of the older generation. Anyone interested to listen to some grandmother story????

road

The road that makes you feel like you are in some western country but minus the high 36 Celsius degree temperature. Beautiful right?

old house in Teluk Intan

This is an example of an old house. No, we don’t live in the trees. This is in the 1950s where life is difficult and it is said that houses in this row are haunted. Now, most of it had collapsed or demolished.


There is a river here but only if you are interested on a YELLOW river with a story about two crocodiles in there. I only heard it from the locals that there is two crocodiles living in that river.

There isn’t much to see in Teluk Intan other than the famous dupe of Pisa tower. If you are here, food is your second reason to visit Teluk Intan. I will recommend all the food that I ate in the next post because it is way too long to talk about it here.


I will suggest to drive if you plan to come over to Teluk Intan because public transport is not readily available and difficult. All food places are far from each other. Moreover, remember to get those parking ticket from a bookstore (you need a parking ticket else you will need to pay compound ) and it is always congested(with cars) in the town.


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