Spicy Hot Pot Noodle & Fried Chicken Drumstick

Last Saturday, we drove over to the GP food court in Taman Pertama, Ipoh. There is a new stall which took over the cake and bread stall. This stall serves something like what I have eaten in Johor. You can pick from the variety of ingredients and then the ingredients will be weighed (for cost calculation) before the dish is cooked . You can also request for the level of spiciness.

I chose to order from the set menu which offers 3 choices.

I picked the 1st set which costs about RM12 plus.

From 3 types of meat (beef, chicken, pork), I chose beef.

From rice, instant noodle, thick vermicelli, I chose instant noodle.

I requested for medium spicy.

As you can see from the above, I had beef, instant noodle, lotus root, tofu puff, sausage, green veggie, fried peanuts, etc.

Everything was good except that it was a bit too salty for us and the beef was tough. Next time, I must remember to pick pork or chicken and also to request for it to be less salty.

Hubby ordered 2 fried chicken drumstick and some veggie from the Indian rice stall.

Plus a glass of umbra juice.

Pink hibiscus from my front garden.

Bright and cheerful hibiscus from my front garden.

Linking to Wordless Wednesday & My Corner of the World.

When a man is gloomy, everything seems to go wrong;

when he is cheerful, everything seems right!

(Proverbs 15:15, The Living Bible-TLB)

Lunch At Spiced Malahotpot, Johor Bahru.

It was a Wednesday and my 6th day in Johor Bahru. We got ready and today's foodie experience is at the Spiced Malahotpot. My friend cautioned me that the food can be very spicy and we especially asked for the spiciness to be reduced.

First, we need to take a big bowl and pick whatever raw ingredients we want from here.

They will then weigh the items and charge accordingly.

While waiting, took some pictures of the wall decorations.

Wall decoration.

Here is our Malahotpot @ RM 30.90.
Total cost = RM 34.90 (incl. rice & drinks)
Whatever we have picked were cooked together.

Good thing, the cook remember to reduce the spiciness.

It was not very spicy, just nice for our taste buds.

I enjoyed this very much. We ate this with white rice.

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The following photos are for joining Tuesday's Treasures & Image-in-ing.

Antique gramophone taken from the Qing Xin Ling Cultural Village.

Traditional meat safe (cupboard), F&N aerated drink bottles, and other antiques from the Nyonya Treats Cuisine.

Linking to Tuesday's Treasures & Image-in-ing.

Don't undo the work of God for a chunk of meat.

Remember, there is nothing wrong with the meat,

but it is wrong to eat it if it makes another stumble.

(Romans 14:20, The Living Bible-TLB)