Monday, June 11, 2007

Tong Sui Kai, Ipoh

We popped by Ipoh for about 2 hours to buy Aun Kheng Lim's salted chicken and to have some other food.

Jane, who's from Ipoh, joined us and brought us to Tong Sui Kai (Dessert street). Most unfortunately, I didnt get to see jason as he was working that day..
As it was not dinner time yet, many stalls were not open.
We settled for some pork innards porridge and dessert. Jane said that this porridge stall is her father's favourite porridge stall and we decided to order a few bowls..The fried intestines were really crunchy and goes well with the porridge.... The texture of the porridge was velvety and creamy, definitely a feel good food. The pork slices and innards were just ok for me though, some parts were a little too porky. The guys didnt even finish their portion. I still prefer pork innards porridge at Low Yau Kee though, that was much sweeter and no porky taste..

Andrew tummy still felt uncomfortable from all the food we had in penang and he ordered a simple red bean soup. Was just mediocre though... I wanted to have ice kacang but someone ordered the mixed fruit shaved ice that looks fantabulous. I cant help it. I ordered too ;p. Huge bowl of shaved ice, heavily drizzled with sugar syrup, evaporated milk, loads of fruits on top, bottom was filled with crunchy peanuts, cincau, jellies, nata de coco and topped with a scoop of ice cream. So much so that I cant finish my portion.
I was searching like a mad woman for the egg skin popiah that jason had.. I asked the stall owners there, if there's any popiah. Never had a popiah stall here, ever.. they replied. Huh? But jason had it here wor...
I only realised that the egg popiah was at Man U hawker centre, opposite of Tong Sui Kai when I return to KL..sigh.. :-(
Tong Sui Kai is located opposite SRJK (C) Sam Tet, off Jalan Sultan Idris.

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21 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

omg...dat mixed fruit ice kacang!!! so colourful n tempting...

11 June, 2007  
Blogger sc said...

yeah, that's why i ordered it when i saw next table having it.. so colourful, huge and very tempting :)

11 June, 2007  
Blogger wmw said...

Mmm....we need Jason as food guide when we go Ipoh! We are contemplating giving him a ride back on weekends and get him to take us around! heehee

11 June, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

SC: The mixed fruit ice at Tong Sui Kai are very colourful and loaded with gems + ice cream. :P Only this place will serve it like that.

WMW: Faster plan, I might be going back end of this month or early of next month ^^

11 June, 2007  
Blogger Unknown said...

whoa..i miss that place now..the yao char kuey and tong sui there is really good

11 June, 2007  
Blogger Unknown said...

wmw: i also want a ride back..and i'll guide u over the weekends too hehe

11 June, 2007  
Blogger sc said...

wmw: yeah, that sounds like a good plan :). always good to have a local to bring us around..

jason: it's so colourful and pretty, it's quite hard to miss it :). oh, i didnt know that this is the only place that serves mixed fruit ice!

kampungboycitygal: guess i've not tried all the yummies at tong sui kai eh? btw, welcome back!

12 June, 2007  
Blogger Kenny Mah said...

Wahh... first East Coast, then now Penang and Ipoh. You really go all out to find good makan one. I must make myself 100% free one weekend and do something like this too lah.

Actually will organise a one day trip down to Malacca for my European newlywed friends later this month. That counts, right? ;)

12 June, 2007  
Blogger Precious Pea said...

Goodie, am heading to Ipoh end of this month and I want to try the porridge. Looks good with the fried intestine on...errr...no funny smell hor?

12 June, 2007  
Blogger "Joe" who is constantly craving said...

omg..for some reason i m damn hungry this morning..n i need to do my usual blog hopping..and tat porridge omg..i want to have some right now! but cant make up my mind b4 that laksa tat book just post..or dis 1st..im gonna faint..

12 June, 2007  
Blogger sc said...

kenny: no lar, east coast was due to free hotel stay, penang was to vist fren and ipoh..well, on the way back frm pg, stopover ler..

yes, the one day malacca trip definitely counts ;)

precious pea: no smell and it's very crunchy. in fact, i think you should ask for tambah! hehe..but some pork parts have the 'porky' smell though..

joe: woah man, most unfortunately, the porridge is in ipoh. but low yau kee in KL serves good (if not, better) pork parts porridge..maybe you wanna try that instead? ;)

12 June, 2007  
Blogger tankiasu said...

Go kill Jason. How could he choose job over fellow food bloggers!? Grrr

12 June, 2007  
Blogger MeiyeN said...

wow oh wow.... da tropical shaved ice looks yummmmmmyyyyyyy!

12 June, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

SC: Other places such as Stadium also have mixed fruit ice but not as colourful and big portion like Tong Sui Kai.

12 June, 2007  
Blogger sc said...

tankiasu: :D haha, like your sense of humour. so very funny!

meiyen: i think you'll like it. be intrique wth the colours and sheer size of it ;)

jason: so i guess i stumbled upon the mother of all mixed fruit ice in ipoh then? ;)

12 June, 2007  
Blogger boo_licious said...

Yes, I'm also eyeing that colourful ice kacang. Yes, we must have a food crawl to Ipoh one day.

12 June, 2007  
Blogger sc said...

boo: very tempting eh? ;) food crawl in ipoh sounds lovely, need jason to bring us around for good food

12 June, 2007  
Blogger Big Boys Oven said...

sc: there is still a lot of hidden jewels in Ipoh. I hope I will able to get a few glimpse of them later.

12 June, 2007  
Blogger sc said...

bigboyskitchen: pls do post about the other nice makan in ipoh :). bet there'll be some we've never tried/heard of before

13 June, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Aiyo, don't kill me la, else you'll loose a navigator :P

13 June, 2007  
Blogger sc said...

jason: i look like a ganas woman meh? oh coz i wont kill u! hehe..spot on, you'll b my navigator next time i'm there :)

13 June, 2007  

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