Wednesday 11 May 2016

Assam Laksa Noodles Under Shady Trees in Gunung Rapat.

Two Fridays ago, a message came on the Whatsapp and it said, "I am hungry, I feel like eating laksa." It was about 2 pm and I replied, "Yes, I am keen!" Then another message said, "I want also, please come and fetch me from my house."
 And that was how we came to this roadside stall in Gunung Rapat. It is located along Persiaran Gunung Rapat 6, next to the Dewan Tokong Fook Tat Chee (temple hall).
 It opens daily from 12.30 pm and rests (off day) on Wednesday.
 An appetizing, mouth watering bowl of laksa.
2 bowls of laksa noodles for 3 aunties plus...
a bowl of fish cakes, fish balls, tofu, etc.
And one of the best iced lemon drinks with sour plum from the neighboring stall.
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Today I am joining Wordless Wednesday.
Below are some wall murals, attractive signs & advertisements from Ipoh.















Linking to Wordless Wednesday at Comedy Plus & Image-in-ing

"Law and order have collapsed," we are told.
"What can the righteous do but flee?"
But the Lord is still in his holy temple;
he still rules from heaven.
He closely watches everything that happens here on earth.
He puts the righteous and the wicked to the test;
he hates those loving violence.
He will rain down fire and brimstone on the wicked
and scorch them with his burning wind.
For God is good, and he loves goodness;
the godly shall see his face.
(Psalm 11:4-7, The Living Bible-TLB)

51 comments:

  1. The food looks fantastic!
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  2. The original lady selling the ice lemon tea has passed on few months ago. One of the best and cheap ice lemon teas around. Not the same without her around anymore. The Rojak is also good there. Opposite corner house is a tofu factory which this Laksa lady gets her tofu from

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  3. Nancy, now you make me yearn for laksa!!

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    1. No laksa for today because it Wednesday, their off day ma!

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  4. The murals brighten up the walls and doors.

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  5. I will go for the bowl of fish cakes, fish balls, tofu, hehe...

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  6. Beautiful murals, such a delight to see.

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  7. The refreshing drink from the nearly stall complements the laksa well! I wish I am in a Whatsapp makan group.

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    1. Ha ha! Mun, group in your makan friends and you can create a Whatsapp makan group.

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  8. Amazing photos - thank you so much for sharing them at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-cats-of-san-juan.html

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    1. Thank you, Sue for hosting. Have a wonderful day!

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  9. Enjoyed another wonderful post, always very interesting and the dishes always look delicious.

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  10. The mural are so much fun!

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  11. Wow! You and your kaki makan. Everywhere can eat and explore. Love your photos. Nice wall murals and advertisements.

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    1. Thank you, Rose. We are quite adventurous. Where there's good food, we are interested. Ha ha!

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  12. You are so lucky to have those road side stalls. Wow the paintings are great and I love the one of the motorbike on the doorway. Diane

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    1. Thank you, Diane. We can only get these road side stalls in the smaller towns.

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  13. Hello Nancy!:) Some interesting signs and murals, and I especially like the toadstools and the moterbike images. The noodles look good, and it looks like a pleasant place to enjoy a meal in the roadside café.

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    1. Thank you, Breathtaking. These roadside stalls/cafe are getting rarer these days. Many are forced into shops.

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  14. The food looks very good and the graffiti art is nice.

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  15. I want to come along for this too. Please.

    I linked you to Wordless Wednesday.

    Have a fabulous day my friend. ☺

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    1. Thank you, Sandee for linking me to Wordless Wednesday. I couldn't do it right.

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  16. Sounds like you enjoyed yourself.

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    1. Thank you, William. I enjoyed our foodie adventures and murals hunting very much. Have a great day!

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  17. Such original and typical pace ti visit!
    And the food looks delicious too! :)
    xxx
    S
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  18. Excellent post (as always)!Thank you very much :)

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  19. Such a nice wall paintings. I like them!
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  20. Ooh Nancy, I do like a good bowl of assam laksa.

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    1. A mouth watering bowl of assam laksa. Lol!

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  21. Hi Nancy,

    Very artistic wall paintings! Very expressive :) Nice to enjoy all these views with a bowl of real authentic assam laksa :D

    Zoe

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  22. Haha just like that, an outing for laksa came into being. :) The joys of technology!

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    1. Ha ha the wonders of smart phones and the joy of retirement!

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