Curry Noodles @ Batu 3 Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur

Jalan Ipoh or it had been renamed as Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah now, is one of the road in Kuala Lumpur which I love to hang out during my school days. Due to certain reason, I been passing by Jalan Ipoh quite often nowadays and here come my food hunt!

This stall is located at behind Batu 3, Jalan Ipoh Police Station. you may notice it more clearly at night where is easily to spot than day time. The reason why I specially choose this stall instead of others is due to the crowd of customer they had and I believe is a sign of good food.

  Curry Noodles - RM5.00

I prefer the curry noodles is with rice vermicelli and yellow noodles. The curry is creamy and not that spicy. The aroma is just nice and it does taste a bit like Penang White Curry, may be due to the coconut milk they had pour in.

Red Bean Soup - RM1.50

Wheat Soup - RM1.50

Besides curry noodles, they also serve drinks and dessert. They had few variety of dessert like red bean soup, wheat soup, sweet potato soup and barley with ginkgo. For drinks, they also have herbal drinks to choose from. If you are not fan of curry noodles, you can always try their others soup/dry noodles.

Curry Noodles stall

In case you unable to locate the stall, I had taken a picture of the stall and they are open from evening till sold out. One might not notice since they are hidden behind the police station and not facing the main road. However, you might look for a stationery shop lot name You Lin, the stall is just located directly in front of it.  

Bak Kut Teh @ Restoran Ban Lee, Kuala Lumpur

What I hate about KL? TRAFFIC JAM...
If I need to go KL in the evening, I am sure take my dinner before going home. I am not sure which one traffic is worst? KL or PJ? After stuck at Jalan Tun Razak for more than half an hour, I finally give up and drive myself to this Restaurant which located next to Dynasty hotel in Jalan Ipoh. For those who live in KL, I believe this is one of the best Bak Kut Teh in town, Restaurant Ban Lee.

Reach there during dinner time, as usual parking is always an issue however, we are lucky to manage get a parking behind Dynasty hotel. The restaurant is quite crowded therefore, we decide to sit out side. Let see what we order:-

Signature Claypot Bak Kut Teh

Bak Kut Teh - Lean Meat & Pig Intestine

White Chicken Drumstick

Yau Char Quai

I have to agree that KL food is never cheap. The Bak Kut Teh is already RM13/pax? is use to be only RM11. I wonder if they increase price due to GST? Drumstick is RM11 and Yau Char Quai is RM3 for small portion. Also, the white rice is RM1.40 per bowl... Overall the food is nice and the soup is really not too salty, bitter or oily. Besides, the service is good too cause it keep help you to refill the soup and even help me to heat up Bak Kut Teh... no worry they did not charge Service Charge but they do charge 6% GST. Trust me,,, they soup is what you will craving for especially during raining day!