Gui He Yuan Beef Noodles At Weng Oon Kopitiam, Ipoh.

Last Monday we woke up to a wet morning. It was raining heavily since the early morning. We have not been going for our early morning walking exercise for 2 weeks due to multiple reasons. Hopefully we will resume our walking exercise next week. Okay, back to last Monday morning. We waited for the rain to stop but it didn't and our tummies were growling away.

With a hungry tummy in a wet and cool morning, my thought was on what to eat. I told hubby it would be nice to go for the beef noodles he was telling me about the other day. When we drove out it was about 8.30 am and the rain has slowed down to a drizzle. When we reached the place, got ourselves a table and hubby told me to do ordering. Never, never tell a hungry person to order food!

I ordered a small bowl of mixed beef & white radish soup (ngau pak lam).

A small bowl of stewed chicken feet or claws with black mushrooms.

2 beef tendon balls and 10 tiny beef balls.

The beef balls were smaller than the size of ginkgo seeds.

2 deep fried wanton and 2 yam bean rolls (cut into halves).

2 bowls of plain noodles in soup.

I lost count of what I have ordered. When all the food were laid before us on the table, I was surprised at the amount of food I have ordered. Hubby looked at me as if to say, "are you sure you can finish all these food?" I just gave him a wide grin and start eating.

In my heart, I too doubted whether we could finish the food....but we did! It only looked like a lot but in actual fact, the quantity were in small portion. It was a full-filling and yummy-licious breakfast.

Total cost of breakfast for 2 people = MYR 24.00 (approx. 5.86 USD)

Found this posted on the wall.

Weng Oon Kopitiam, 30, Jalan Medan Ipoh 1E, Ipoh.

It is opposite to this Sun Sun Cafe.

This is the road leading to the shop. When we left, it was still drizzling lightly.

We took a slow drive home after our breakfast and we passed by this roundabout.

So God led them in a roundabout way

through the wilderness toward the Red Sea.

Thus the Israelites left Egypt like an army ready for battle.

(Exodus 13:18, New Living Translation-NLT)