Whenever we feel like eating Fried "Gold Noodle" for breakfast, we will go to Restoran Sin Lean Lee in Ipoh old town. This restaurant is situated at a cross junction, with its front at Jalan Panglima and its side at Jalan Bandar Timah.
The first stall from the front is the Fried "Gold Noodle" stall. A plate of fried "Gold Noodle" is a very small portion, just enough for a small eater. Some customers would ask for additional noodle. I think that is why it is called "Gold Noodle". Just relying on a plate of "Gold Noodle" is not enough for us and we will have to order some stuffed goodies to add on.
Besides these two stalls, there is the third stall selling Chee Cheong Fun, Glutinous Rice with Kaya (coconut & egg jam). The fourth stall sells Prawn Noodle. The fifth stall sells Laksa, etc. Sometimes we will add a plate of glutinous rice with kaya. The prawn noodle from the fourth stall is good too.
Hubby's fried flat rice noodle with prawns and egg.
My bowl of beef & white radish soup with flat rice noodle.
Add 2 beef balls and 1 beef tendon ball in clear soup.
1 fried crispy bean curd + fish paste & 1 fried yam bean.
Chinese Tea - 1 Gold Coin glass for hubby, #1 glass for me.
Wishing everyone a Happy & Blessed Chinese New Year 2015!
Gong Xi, Gong Xi!
He will sit as a refiner and purifier of silver;
He will purify the Levites and refine them like gold and silver.
Then the LORD will have men who will bring offerings in righteousness,
and the offerings of Judah and Jerusalem will be acceptable
to the LORD, as in days gone by, as in former years.
(Malachi 3:3-4, New International Version-NIV)
Ah, this shop. Everytime I drop by Ipoh, I will eat there, the egg char kway teow and Ipoh white coffee ping. Gong Xi Fa Cai to you and your family! Have a happy and blessed Chinese New Year too!
ReplyDeleteMun, Also wishing you a prosperous year too....
DeleteVery interesting dishes here, Nancy. The tea looks so good, and it is very cold here in Montreal right now. :)
ReplyDeleteLinda, over here now, it is very hot. We are sweating profusely.
DeleteWhat is in fried gold noodle, we do not have this here.
ReplyDeleteGinny, actually its just normal noodle. Its called gold because its expensive, very small portion.
DeleteHave a blessed CNY! Good health and wealth ;)
ReplyDeleteElin, thank you, same to you too.
DeleteHave a blessed CNY! Good health and wealth ;)
ReplyDeleteBlessed Lunar New Year to you and your family!!!
ReplyDeleteSharon, same to you and good health to you too.
DeleteMmm ...nice. ..portion is just nice for me
ReplyDeleteSmall Kucing, so you are a small eater. For me, not enough leh.., wanting to eat something else leh.
DeleteMmm ...nice. ..portion is just nice for me
ReplyDeleteFor me, no enough le...heheh
DeleteThe fried koay teow and beef noodles look pretty good. I think I can eat one each at one sitting!
ReplyDeleteBoth are good....you sure to enjoy.
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