Makan-makan: The Burger Shop

Craving for some burger for supper?

Here's one good one.
As recommended by Razif from 8tv's Best in the World!

Check out the menu. A long one.

Don't know how it looks like? Check out it's catalogues >.<

Don't know which to choose?

Try Mushroom Burger (right). The superstar of The Burger Shop. Another burger we tried that night was Black Pepper Lamb Burger; it was good as well.

The mushroom burger was really good. The sauce was thick and served with mushroom slices. HMM! Gorgeous. It may look undelicious and unappetizing but it really tastes good. Oh ya. You will end up with sauces all over the place, from your face to your fingers and you may want to lick up all the dripping sauces. HMM!
My mum was shocked when she saw us eating and curiously asked "Why is the sauce separated from the burger?"
Hahaha..it's actually dripped sauce from the burger, mom!

Anyway, some called it Burger Banjir. So, I guess, everyone has the same (fun) experience enjoying the famous burger near Asia Cafe.

Location:
The Burger Shop (erm...it's a truck)
Jalan SS15/8A, Subang Jaya, Selangor. (very near Asia Cafe)
Pick Up Order: 013-2244455
Business Hours: 7pm - 4am (Monday to Saturday)
[GPS Coordinate: 3.074347,101.587728]


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Makan-makan: Meng Kee Char Siew

Dear Char Siew Lovers,

This is the best Char Siew I ever tasted so far. The best! Present to you, Meng Kee Char Siew.

Sausage on the top left, char siew in the middle and fresh cucumbers.

Soft and juicy in the inside, crunchy in the outside. The sauce was perfect and the char siew was well grilled. The first bite made me go HMMM...and it goes on and on till the last bite. *SLURPS*

Anyhow, each plate costs RM8. Pretty expensive, but I think it's worth every penny. *Thumbs up!!*
MUST TRY

Location:
Meng Kee Char Siew
20 (Ground), Jalan Pekedai U1/36
Hicom Glenmarie Industrial Park Shah Alam
Business Hours: 9am till sold out (Monday to Saturday)
Tel : 019 – 379 3629

[GPS Coordinate: 3.081702,101.55987]

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Makan-makan: Gong-Cha

More Pearl Milk Tea franchises in town. It may not be new, but more and more in shopping complexes.

While Chatime is expanding their outlet on monthly basis, Gong Cha is also being seen in town. 

Look at the queue........

Green Tea with pearl (left) and Winter Melon Tea with white pearl (right) [RM5.90 +RM2{white pearl}]

I tried both, Gong Cha and Chatime. And this is my conclusion.

In terms of variety, Chatime wins it all. Chatime has over 50 choices while Gong Cha is more limited.

In terms of pearl, Chatime wins the game. Chatime's pearl is more chewy.

HOWEVER, Gong Cha tastes good if you want to try something new. The white layer at the top of the cup, that's the so called 'milk moustache'. It tastes a little bit of sourish which I first thought it was tasteless.

Next, the white pearl. The white pearl actually tastes like nata de coco but it wasnt as chewy as the nata de coco. Not sure what was tat but it is definitely worth trying.

If you like milky tea, Gong Cha will be your favourite. Once you stir the tea and the milk together, you will get a completely different taste from the same cup of beverage. You will know what I mean once you try one. Check out the 3-rules of Gong-Cha. 

Check out more information about Gong Cha at Gong-Cha Facebook

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Makan-makan: V.I, Klang

Another round of good food in Klang. :-D

The famous Roti Canai. Situated in a very much rural area of Klang, this place claims to serve the best roti canai in town. And I tell you. It is so true. I've tasted it and it was good.

A roti canai [RM1.20 each] (roti kosong) is already good. Compared to the traditional roti canai, this roti canai is thin in every layer and much crunchier in every bite even if it's served cold. Whether you eat it hot or not, they still taste GOOD. The gravy is also another reason for this. The gravies (dahl, fish and chicken curry) are thick and when it is served with the crunchy roti canai, hmmm!

Besides the roti kosong, we tried Roti Telur, equally good. Probably because they use the same dough. Nasi Lemak was great as well. The fried chicken, nothing to shout about. :(

This is simply my favourite Roti Canai ever!

Location:
Restaurant V.I,

117, Jalan Pandamaran Jaya 62, 42000 Pelabuhan Klang, Selangor, Malaysia.

[GPS Coordinate: 3.00482,101.424848]

Business hours: Regular Office Hour, so I assumed: 8am-5pm Daily (including public holidays and Sundays)(According to locals)

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Makan-makan: Pin Chou, Klang

Screwed up. Posts on Perth still not up yet. It has been 4 months since I came back from Perth. Anyway, I'll just skip that for now, and let me start with some good food.

Well this one, something I get addicted with. Lao Shu Fen in Restaurant Pin Chou (槟州小食中心). Other than the famous Port Klang Tang Yuan (港口汤圆), something else with history as old as me is the Lao Shu Fen.

It was said that this Lao Shu Fen has been in Klang for ages. It was first sold in Klang's Great Wall Emporium (now known as Emporium Makan Klang) many many years ago. Now sold in Pin Chou. It used to attract attention from food lovers who will travel from all over the places just for at least 2-3 bowls of Lao Shu Fen.

I love the minced pork of the Lao Shu Fen but the texture of the Lao Shu Fen itself has lost it's fame. *Sad

Anyway, besides the Tong Yuan, try this. Pin Chou looks like an ordinary hawker stall except the employees use PDA to take orders for drinks. Not many small restaurants do that.



Location:
Restaurant Pin Chou (槟州小食中心)
112, Jalan Pekan Baru, Kawasan 17 off Jalan Meru, 41050 Klang.

[GPS Coordinate: 3.06606,101.452598]

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My KK Story (Day 3)

My Borneo Story: Labuan & KK (Day 1), KK (Day 2), KK (Day 3), Sandakan (Day 4)

After a day of sun and beach, day 3 was shop and relax.

Basically, we had a makan-makan tour around KK town. Started from 9am in the morning till around 5pm, nothing more than shop, talk, eat, and drink! In fact, no much picture of ourselves. Most of them (should i say all) are photos of the food we had!

1. Fook Yuen

Fook Yuen is easily found in KK town. It is situated next to Old Town in KK Town. We visited this modern kopitiam of Fook Yuen. 

 The one with two colours, that's teh madras. It was tea with evaporated milk. Half a cup of milk and half a cup of tea. Hmm...if you like your drinks with more milk, you will like it.
As for Teh C, that's the usual Teh Ais in Peninsular Malaysia but less sweet.
RM2.30 for each of these.

Roti Kahwin. I insisted to have breakfast in Fook Yuen due to the highly recommended Roti Kahwin. Anyway, this is just steamed white bread with kaya and butter. >.< Still....DELICIOUS~

RM1.30 for each set. (picture shows 2 sets of it)

Besides this outlet, we also visited the main outlet of Fook Yuen for tea. It was packed with people! The only difference between East and West Malaysia is that, kopitiam in every edge of KK is packed with people in the evening, during tea time. (3-5pm). They enjoy traditional kopi, toast and a group of friends chatting in the kopitiam. We were shocked to see coffee shops all packed with people in the evening. Anyway, that's the culture. Make yourselves into the old classic coffee shops and enjoy the sound, taste, scent, and faces of KK evening.

2. Suria Sabah.

We walked to Suria Sabah, which is around 5 minutes from Fook Yuen. Suria Sabah is one of the latest shopping mall in KK. So, it's shopping time!!!! Woohoo. Suria Sabah has TGV cinema and KTV as well. Anyway, you wont want to spend your holidays doing things you can do back in Peninsular Malaysia.

3. KK Plaza

Next, KK Plaza for Har Mee. A local recommended us to this claimed to the authentic Penang Har Mee. It was on the 3rd floor if I remember it correctly. Anyway, to get there, just follow the direction food court.  It's right in front of the escalator and elevator. You will never miss it.

Penang Har Mee!

The reason we traveled to KK Plaza. Anyway, probably because we were in KK eating Penang Har Mee, it didnt taste the same although it claimed to be authentically from Penang.

Kuey Teow Soup was ok too. Just OK.

RM5.50 for each bowl

3. Warisan Square

Warisan Square is also good for shopping. It is more like street shopping in KK. 

4. Yoyo cafe

Yoyo cafe can be easily found around KK town. basically, they are not really cafes. Most of them are kiosk selling bubble tea. A local claimed it is better than Chatime. Anyway, in terms of variety, Chatime wins. But in terms of taste, based on the Pearl Milk Tea we had that day, I would say, the tea was smooth, and the pearl was good. There are some cheap Pearl Milk Tea sold out there with uncooked pearl, but for Yoyo cafe, I would say cheap and good! @RM3.80

5. Filipino Market

Locals advice: Do not enter. Nothing much than just handicrafts made by Filipino. This place can be very dangerous and the locals do not have trust in these Filipinos. Most importantly, BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS.

So, we didnt dare to enter. All locals told us to keep out of that place. We only look from far. >.<

You can spend a day shopping in KK town. Just walk around the town. Everything is within walking distance. Great place for backpackers. 

It was almost time for sunset. Everyone awaits for the beautiful sunset. It was gorgeous. The best view? From Hyatt Regency. Anyway, you can sit somewhere near Hyatt. While enjoying sunset, you can also count the number of airplanes landing and departing from KKIA. 

As for night life in KK, you can find a whole row of pub at the waterfront, right opposite Warisan Square. Besides pub, they do have restaurants serving western and local food too. We had Ampang Yong Tau Foo that night and it tasted very much like those from Ampang. Finally, something that carries the exact taste from Peninsular.
If you are craving for seafood, there's no good seafood at reasonable price in KK. The famous Ocean View Seafood is overpriced! Local's advice; "Never enter unless you are really rich."

Anyway, we didnt managed to climb mount KK, visit the hot spring, travel to Kudat to visit the Borneo's most north tip and water rafting. I would visit KK for more of these excitements!!

As for food, Lime Juice and Iced Lemon Tea is common in KK. They served with lemon and not lime for Iced Lemon Tea unlike in Peninsular where lime is used in Teh O Ais Limau! Iced lemon tea are available in kopitiam too, at regular price. Lemons are cheaper in KK?

for more of My Borneo Story: Labuan & KK (Day 1), KK (Day 2), KK (Day 3), Sandakan (Day 4)

My KK Story (Day 2)

My Borneo Story: Labuan & KK (Day 1), KK (Day 2), KK (Day 3), Sandakan (Day 4)

On Day 2, we decided to do some island hopping. However, we only stopped at Pulau Manukan.

Repeat photo? Nah....this jetty is also jetty to get to Pulau Manukan. So, we're back to Jesselton Point.
Tickets are sold in the building on your right at the entrance, just like bus tickets. All vendors will be shouting, it reminds me of Pudu. Haha!
Boat tickets to Manukan is RM17. You can opt for island hopping with an additional charge of few bucks for each island.
Additional charges: Life jacket and goggles RM15, Jetty charges RM7.20

A 5-to-10-minutes boat ride will bring you to Pulau Manukan! Woohoo...blue sea and white sand! Beautiful. From the jetty, you can actually see fishes in the water!

 Upon reaching at the jetty, you will first need to pass through this entrance where you will need to pay an RM3 entrance fee. According to local, this is because this place is now a preserved marine park and it is under the care of Sutera Harbour.

Manukan Island is claimed to be the dirtiest island around KK but has the most number of visitors. -.-"
We departed from Jesselton around 10 and requested our boat to come back at 1pm.

Fishes are everywhere in the water. Go near the jetty, you will find more fishes nearer to the shore. We were kind of swimming away from the fishes because some of them are really big. Whenever something touches any part of our body, we starts to get panic. Haha. Girls :P

Anyway, it is sad to see some of the corals are bleaching. You will still see colours, but you will see some white spots on them. Some have half of the white. It's sad to see that.

I promise, I'll love the earth more today. Preserve, Conserve and Reuse!

Before we leave, we had lunch at Manukan Island. We ordered Manukan Fried Rice. It's actually seafood fried rice. Sad to say, tasted awful! Seafood was not fresh! Kota Kinabalu is famous for its seafood and yet a 5-star resort selling this kind of food. Totally disappointed. BUT, the satay was GOOD! Probably because the chicken was marinated for a long long time, the satay was really tasty. Side dishes were so-so. And this plate costs RM22!!

 After leaving Jesselton Point, we traveled uphill to the Observatory Tower. Somehow a must-go when you go to KK. It's half way up the hill, you can walk there, locals jog there everyday though! The road is narrow there, cars need to be careful if you are not familiar with the area.

The view from Signal Hill Observatory Tower of Kota Kinabalu. A 5-minutes stop will do. :) Haha. Nothing much other than views. This is probably the second best place for sunset.
It was raining when we went there. So, dark clouds, not much pictures. :-/

We called it a day. We were totally exhausted after a half-day snorkeling at Manukan Island.

For more of My Borneo Story: Labuan & KK (Day 1), KK (Day 2), KK (Day 3), Sandakan (Day 4)

Makan:makan: Nancy's Kitchen

What to eat something other than chicken rice in Malacca?

Let's try something different. No more limited to just chicken rice whenever you eat in Malacca. For more Malacca food hunt, click HERE.
Nancy's Kitchen serves Nyonya Peranakan food. Some claimed, any dish from the menu is good. So, just drop by Nancy's Kitchen and pick anything from the menu.

So, I was in Malacca and stop by at Nancy's Kitchen for late lunch. Since it's our first visit, we picked familiar dishes from the menu.

Cendol is a must try! Generous amount of coconut milk makes the cendol tastes so good. I've been tasting quite a number of cendol's' along Jonker Street and I found my favourite in Nancy's Kitchen. RM3 for a small potion of cendol, but I think it's worth to every penny. No special or fancy ingredients, just a very authentic Nyonya cendol with red bean, gula melaka, 'green worms'. *Thumbs up*

Popiah (Spring Rolls). The filling was nicely wrapped in the skin which I find it not too thick and not too thin. As for the filling, good flavour combinations. RM 3 each.

This top hat looking thing is actually called Kueh Pie Tee. It's the fried crisp shell with filling. The filling uses the similar filling as the popiah. However, I was surprised with the spicy chili sauce in Kueh Pie Tee because the popiah was less spicy. Anyway, it was good. A fresh dish to me. RM 4.50 for this potion.

Next, Laksa. The authentic Nyonya Laksa. Ohhmmmp! Delicious. So far, nothing can beat this in Malacca. Dont compare this with those in Penang, they dont taste the same. This is something you will taste and go 'Ohmp'. A great dish for those who enjoys rich flavours. It smells good and tastes good! *slurps*

Last, the reason for our visit. Ayam Pongteh! You can always pick for Babi Ponteh, they are equally good. But we opted for Ayam Ponteh. I've never tasted any Ponteh, so I do not have much expectation but i'm totally excited about these Pontehs ever since I watch 'Little Nyonya' on TV. From the colour, I was expecting something like Bak Kut Teh, but I was wrong. The gravy was thick, and the chicken was tender. This is not spicy, just nice for kids and adults. And again rich flavour with aromatic spicies which you may want to dry up the whole bowl of gravy. This Ponteh is RM10 for small.

Our bill was RM32.55 with 5% service charge.
Anyway, I was surprised with the taste at first bite in every dishes. Nancy's Kitchen is something I will crave for more! Will be back for more! I will want to try their Nyonya Kuih next time.

We bought some Nyonya ba chang too. I love it. The Nyonya Ba Chang was white with some blue colouring. The flling used was minced meat. Definitely different from the usual Ba Chang, those varies ingredient. It wasnt salty like those common ones too. Just delicious from the first bite to the last bite. LOVE IT!

Information:
Restoran Nancy's Kitchen
No. 7, Jln Hang Jkir (3rd Cross Street)
Off Jln Tun Tan Cheng Lock
75200 Melaka
Tel: 06-2836099 / 013-6183608
Email: nancyskit_nyonya_food@yahoo.com
[GPS coordinate: 2.196636,102.246113]

Business hours:
11am-5.30pm (Closed on Tuesdays)
11am-9.30pm (Public holidays)

*photos by iphone 3GS

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Makan-makan: Monsta Cafe

Hey! What's the buzz in town?!
The concept restaurants and cafes are gaining much popularity in Malaysia. Stated from Full House, Toilet Bowl, Maid Cafe, etc, we're having more and more.

While we are still in Skudai, Johor and we came across this interesting cafe named Monsta Cafe. Looks pretty gorgeous from the outside, very similar to the Johor version of Full House. The cafe looks fun and attractive to me. We hopped off the car and walked into the monsta place. It wasn't scary like its name, Monsta.

Anyway, Monsta Cafe is very much a combination of Full House's cute decoration, Starbucks' coffee selling and McDonalds' variety of ambiance.

Monsta Cafe is a friendly monsta. Waiters and waitress wears checked blouse and the ambiance is definitely interesting.

You may choose your tables. From the outdoor to indoor, then ground floor or first floor, and from sofa to dining tables. A variety of choices available. Take your time to walk around the restaurant before settling down at your best preferred table. Did I mentioned that they have a little playground too?

Monsta Cafe is children friendly too!

Carry-a-camera at the cafe seems to be normal. Everyone snaps pictures of their food and friends cause the ambiance is relaxing. Not sure if it is halal but from the menu, they serve no pork and lard. Ohh ya...wifi is available too! It was almost full-house when we arrive that day. We ended up settling down at a table with low lighting. We didnt have much choices as it was raining outside.

I can spend hours deciding what to have on the menu. Well, the description was very subjective which makes you imagine the food a little. Not sure if this is the good thing or the bad thing! Once you start to imagine, you get hungry! LOL

First on the table was the Italian Fried Chicken Strips @ RM6.90. 

The description on the menu: deep-fried chicken strips & serve with garlic mayo

Rachel Says: The description on the menu is incomplete. This finger food includes deep-fried chicken strips, french fries hidden under the chicken strips, garlic mayo sauce and chili sauce. XD As for the food, the chicken strips were so-so. Not those juicy tender chicken strips which you will ask for more. Just much plain chicken strips with no secret recipe nor special technique. However, the french fries turned out to be good! It was crispy outside, soft inside. They used the thicker potato cut (not sure if they have names for different fries), but if you tried Carls Jr's fries, it tastes and looks very much like those.

Second to arrive at the table was PLAYGROUND, from 'The Unique mix drinks created by Monsta Cafe' selections. I was very much attracted to the description which says 'a truly unique combination that bring you a sweet memory childhood. Must-try!' 

Rachel's first sip: Tasted like kids' flavoured medicine! Second sip: Tasted like tablet candies. Truly something from the childhood! LOL! Brilliant mixed drink they have here! Even the sugar level was very much suitable for kids; very sweet!!! Definitely from the childhood.

Ouhhh...hungry..hungry...finally, the main course arrived. This is 'Not Little Mermaid' @ RM14.90. What a name. Description: 'Pan grill spicy dorry serves with spicy cream sauce'

Hmmm...bad...no good...the dorry was sliced too thin! Pretty much about 5mm thick (thin?). They provide knife, but totally not necessary. A gentle touch with you fork is what it takes to cut them into pieces. I actually forgotten it was dorry fish until my friend told me at the end of the meal. Anyway, I believe the dorry was first marinated with spicies and then grilled as the fish itself has a little spiciness. The described spicy cream sauce was not spicy. It was creamy and only give a spicy after taste.

I ordered Fish & Cheese Spaghetti @ RM11.90. Description: 'spaghetti with breaded fish & parmesan in tomato sauce'

Really nothing to shout about. We were disappointed with the first dish. The second was equally disappointed. A very average dish just to fill up hunger.

Bill: RM 46.50

Honestly, if you are going for food, nothing much. You can get the same taste out of canned tomato paste and a little this and that. But if you go for birthday party, girls' outing or maybe a high school gathering, Monsta Cafe is good. Anyway, Monsta Cafe serves nice illy with beautiful coffee art. Check it out...

Information:

Monsta Cafe

157, Jalan Bestari 1/5

Taman Nusa Bestari

81300 Skudai

Johor

[GPS Coordinate: 1.495076,103.655083]

Business hours: 11.30am to 1am

Check out their Facebook page for more information, photos and menu: Monsta Cafe http://www.facebook.com/pages/Monsta-Cafe/147869941902550

Makan-makan: Paddington House of Pancakes

Ding Dong...

A friend of mine posted on FB one day: "I miss paddington pan cake"

The next thing I did was googled for 'paddington pan cake' which appeared to be the Paddington House of Pancakes. My first thought was Paddington Bear, the bear with yellow raincoat from my childhood. Apparently, it is not related to the bear.

Anyway, some commented that it was good and claimed will change people's perception towards pancake. Ouhhhh....looks great! I bugged my friend to have pancakes and the next thing, we dined-in at the pancake house at MidValley on one fine day. It was tea-time and there was this Brunch & Tea promo in the house.

 RM8.50+ per set which include pancake and drinks!

Add-on: Garden salad/ Ice-cream...we ordered ice-cream! Slurps
Our choice of drinks: passion-fruit & mango + orange blossom

 This is English Pancake with hot banana & honey (comes with maple syrup)

Dutch Pannekoek with lemon, sugar & butter (comes with cinnamon syrup)

Total bill was RM26.
Paddington House of Pancake is definitely a great place for tea break after a day of shopping. However, the food wasn't much to shout about. I do love the ambiance. The service was good too.

They have outlets at 1-Utama, The Curve, Queensbay Mall and The Gardens. Check it out...

Makan-makan: Malacca special

This CNY, we visited Malacca. It was a truly makan trip. 3 rounds of cendol. Fattening!
First stop: Hoe Kee Chicken Rice (Chung Wah was closed)
My sister said, if you dont eat chicken rice whenever you go to Malacca, the trip wouldnt be complete.

The chubby chicken rice balls. Malacca's famous, must-eat food. Anyway, my family prefer 'loose' chicken rice. The rice balls are interesting. It's bouncy and do not break easily like fish-balls. (A weird way to describe rice balls) The 'loose' rice has the nice chicken rice aroma which we do not taste in the rice balls, although they are from the same restaurant. Based on our own judgement, the rice balls are cooked wet to allow them to stick together. So that should be how these rice are differ from.

Other than the chicken rice, I find the herbal tea (八宝凉茶) was nice too. Chilled and has the sweet lime-like aftertaste which I like. It doesnt has the bitter taste of most herbal teas. This beverage suits the hot weather best! After a round of sweat and queue for chicken rice, I truly enjoy the herbal tea.

And I love the vintage ambiance of Hoe Kee. A place suitable for 3-generations gathering.
Bill total: RM 49.50 for 5 pax (We ordered food for 4 pax and 4 cups of herbal tea.)
Location: 2.195167,102.24824 [GPS coordinate] Jonker Street

Second stop: Donald & Lily's Cendol

Since we had chicken rice for lunch, we were too full for nyonya food at Donald and Lily's. However, we still tasted some cendol from Donald & Lily's.

They are famous for their nyonya food. But we were too full to taste any of them. Will try them next time. :)

The cendol was disappointing. It came melted and taste bad. It has a weird sour aftertaste, but my sister said hers doesnt has the sour taste.  Gula Melaka is supposed to taste sour?? Sigh. Is it because I was expecting a lot or it is just not good?
Cendol RM2.50
Location: 2.194492, 102.246972 [GPS Coordinate] near Jalan Laksama 1

Third stop: San Shu Gong's Cendol

I'd tried SanShuGong's cendol 2 years ago, it was good. It used to have them in every SanShuGong in Malacca town, but some no longer serve cendol now. They closed down the cafe in Dataran Pahlawan, only tidbits sold there. So, we walked all the way back to Jonker Street's SanShuGong for cendol.

Anyway, the cendol didnt disappoint me. Durian smells like durian. Haha. Rachel's advice: Dont take Durian Cendol and Gula Melaka Cendol at the same time. Take either one only. Because Durian tastes strong and covers the Gula Melaka fragrance. I like the cendol. It wasnt that sweet till you will wanna shout SWEET, just nice~

Durian Cendol RM 5.80

Gula Melaka Cendol RM4.80

Location: 2.195108,102.248366 [GPS Coordinate] Jonker Street

4th Makan-makan stop: Jonker 88

The usual long queue at Jonker 88 earlier that day. TIPS: To enjoy Jonker 88 without long queue, try going within 5-7pm. There'll be less people queuing and you do not need to wait for seats. I'd tried this twice and it worked well. I didnt queue long just 2 person in front of me and have no problems searching for seats.

This is Baba Asam Laksa. We didnt get to taste Baba Laksa this time. It was sold out. Anyway, it was good. Please be reminded to not compare Baba Asam Laksa with those from Penang. They are not the same. This is a Nyonya food.

From left, E.P.S. Cendol (some special cendol with extra ingredients such as sweetcorn, nuts, etc), Sour Sop Ice Kacang, and Baba Cendol(traditional). Baba Cendol is the authentic Baba Cendol while others tastes good as well. As expected, gula melaka tasted just nice, the authentic aroma and not too sweet. Baba Cendol and the EPS cendol was similar, the only difference would be the ingredients. There are more ingredients in EPS as mentioned. The sour sop cendol was interesting. Instead of having too much of very sweet Gula Melaka, we ordered something sour. It was good. I love it. SLURPssss...

Baba Cendol RM2

EPS Cendol RM4

Sour Sop Cendol RM3

Location: 2.195492,102.247819 [GPS Coordinate] Jonker Street

ALL MAKAN-MAKAN LOCATION WITHIN WALKING DISTANCES

Rachel's choice: Jonker 88's cendols are creative but still keeps the authentic Baba Cendol in their menu and most important, authentic and cheap. RM 2 for Baba Cendol today even when they are so famous. I think they are famous for some down-to-earth reasons.

Didnt have the chance to eat Satay Celup and Nadeje's Mille Crepe this round. Will want to taste them next time. :)