Last week I had a day off during the weekday and decided that it was a good opportunity to visit the dentist for a bit of check up and scaling, something which I do about twice yearly, and encourage you
look at where I found Kilkenny!
Most of us associate Kilkenny as one of those premium beers you get from fancy pubs and restaurants, places like Bernard’s and Sid’s Pub, and indeed this is true, Kilkenny draught can be found in all those places. But now,
Thai Food stall at Ming Tien, Taman Megah [Closed]
Here’s one of my favorite little Thai food stall that’s tucked at the not so mysterious food court that is Ming Tien at Taman Megah. This little stall actually reminds me of those at Krabi, operated by a Thai lady who speaks
Cuttlefish with Kangkung and Waffle at Ming Tien [Closed]
Thursday night futsal is a regular fixture for the past few years now, other than being immensely fun, it also gives me a somewhat valid answer to the question “why aren’t you fat already?”. Answering “I play futsal” is so
Herbal Soup Mee Suah at Ming Tien [Closed]
Mee Suah is one of my favorite form of noodle out there. Made of rice flour and usually served in soup with a wide variety of other ingredients, mee suah is silky smooth and usually has a very soft texture.
Have you had.. deep fried Lychee? [Closed]
“Huh, what do you mean fried lychee?” was my reaction when I first heard about this concoction available at Ming Tien food court. Ginny was the person to ordered this, but at the time I haven’t bought my new and
Hottest Taiwanese Sausage and Soy Duck at Ming Tien Food Court [Closed]
A few weeks ago we stopped by Ming Tien for a session of late night supper. Other than being one of the very few Chinese food oriented food courts that opens till the wee hours, Ming Tien is also among
KY eats – Curry Fish Head at Ming Tien, PJ [Closed]
The last time I wrote an entry about Ming Tien was over a year ago on the Bak Kut Teh and Dumpling. To be frank, I am not a very big fan of this big hawker center despite the fact
KY eats – Klang Bak Kut Teh at Ming Tien Food Court, PJ [Closed]
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that I am a huge Bak Kut Teh (肉骨茶) fan. It all started when I was a young boy when our family used to have bak kut teh almost every Sunday.
KY eats – Fried Dumpling (é‹è²¼, 水餃) at Ming Tien, PJ Taman Megah [Closed]
I never thought I’d post an entry featuring something from this big hawker center near my residence. In fact, I’ve probably went there only a handful of times in the past 3 years since I could never find anything that