Thursday, 26 September 2019

Chinese Rojak & Vegetarian Dinner At Q Time Cafe, Ipoh

This took place at the end of last month (August). We had friends visiting us and we planned to hike up the Kledang Hill after a Chinese rojak snack in my house. 
 There was a mixture of 4 types of fruits and vegetables such as cut pineapple, guava, yam bean and cucumber.
 I also deep fried a plate of crunchy prawn crackers.
Chinese rojak sauce to eat with the cut fruits and vegetables, and prawn crackers.
 After the Chinese rojak snack, we waited until it is cooler before we drove to the foot of Kledang Hill in Menglembu. This was a snapshot our friend took from above at the little garden.
 After coming down from Kledang Hill, we went for a vegetarian dinner at Q Time Cafe in Desa Rishah.
 This place serves totally vegetarian.
Business Hours: 11.30 am to 9.30 (rest hours 2.45 pm - 5.00 pm)
Close on Monday & Tuesday 
 Photography time while waiting for our food to be served.
 This business is mainly run by a husband and a wife team.
We ordered the following dishes.
 Refreshing fruit drink
 Sweet mung bean porridge (tong sui).
 Deep fried dumplings.
 Tofu dish
 Stewed mushroom, eggplants and etc. in a clay pot.
 Spicy stir fried belacan (prawn paste) sweet potato leaves.
 Vegetarian curry - tofu puff and assorted vegetables.
 Stir fried noodles.
4 people shared the above dishes. It was a treat by our friend.
Thanks to our friend for taking us to this place.
We had a pleasant and delicious vegetarian dinner that evening.

How wonderful it is, how pleasant, when brothers live in harmony!
(Psalm 133:1, The Living Bible-TLB)

46 comments:

  1. Is the hill cooling. Yes vegetarian food can be delicious.

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  2. Rojak, tong sui, dumpling, tofu, and noodle, my goodness, they are sooo good!!

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  3. Beautiful looking food, both the snack and the main meal.

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  4. Jedzenie wegańskie jest naprawdę smaczne moja córka bardzo lubi wegańskie potrawy. To na na fotografiach wygląda super. Radosnego dnia życzę;)

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  5. wah, nice rojak platter!!! I want to self-invite to your house next time u prepare the rojak! stir fried potato leaves in belacan is also my fav...I can have the whole plate by myself!

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    1. Thank you, dear. If you stay nearby then easy for you to pop over my house. Lol!

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  6. Enjoyed your itinerary layout, Nancy!

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  7. ...I love the aerial view of the garden.

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  8. I surrender when it comes to vegetarian food haha. Much prefer meat.

    Did you make that rojak sauce?

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    1. Once in a while we don't mind vegetarian meal, sometimes to accommodate our vegetarian friends or sis-in-law. The rojak sauce was bought.

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  9. Yummy on all the food. I ate all the stir fried noodles.

    Have a fabulous day, Nancy. ♥

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  10. Like always the food look delicious
    Nice place
    xx

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  11. The vegetarian dishes look so so good, especially the tofu dish and the vegetable curry. there is no title for this post.

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    1. Thank you, Mun. I forgot the title. Now there is a title.

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  12. Wish I could try some of your crackers!! I love the ariel view!!

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  13. That looks so good, your snack and your meal. Someday i'd love to go to that hill.

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    1. It is quite an easy hike up the hill. It is a popular hill for hikers.

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  14. Everything looks delicious and certainly proves that one does not need meat to enjoy a fine meal.

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    1. Thank you, David. It all depends on our preferences.

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  15. Se ve muy apetitosa la comida. Un beso.

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  16. You make me crave for rojak!

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  17. This sounds like a good day..begin with food and end with food!

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