I fancied its interior of a quintessential traditional coffee shop decor with its old-styled flooring and wall tiles. An array of herbal drinks, their infamous black soy milk, cakes and fresh dim sum displayed out front shouts 'pick me! pick me!' to customers walking in.
ZmhXpxYpxHQ/X4Pvcq1Kx7I/AAAAAAAATGg/yNxEOUj3PPcqB3V9PPSuN-d03pJ5GUUvQCLcBGAsYHQ/s2048/0E4BB053-C84F-41ED-874C-A5D8ADB0DD8C.jpeg" style="display: block; padding: 1em 0; text-align: center; ">
tps:https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj7syV3Ewd7m1teki6heLCPzh7qNByDiVqTTVlPXWuy_EAUjJEYjb_xl28grOZtdPzfZimZ1P4n7Bipt36NknS2w3u4hcBhr15s4xZUOz9ByQIVfLv_6jGD9V59RwTPh-d1OS1oCzw5g7tF/s320/0E4BB053-C84F-41ED-874C-A5D8ADB0DD8C.jpeg"/>Good Luck Kopitiam @ The Palette
Now it was just my luck that i stumbled upon this cafe while food hunting one day.
With such a corny name, it makes one wonder if it was the right translation from the original Chinese name.
Ok, i think i get it now - Yup, Good Luck Kopitiam sounds way better than Thank God Kopitiam.
Plus they did mention 'Since 1980', so not sure if they first existed in Nanyang in 1980.
And so i did. I picked my fave Crispy Yam Puff and their signature Crispy Bun with char siew filling. Both were alright.
A decent plate of simple fried bee hoon with vege and egg for below RM 5 brought back memories of my primary school days. Their Dry Curry Noodles was actually quite dry but well packed with long beans and chicken pieces. Something about seeing long beans in my curry noddles really appeal to me... a close second after the cockles of course!
You know how some waiters would cross out a dish which they have just served to track your order? Without having to carry a pencil/ pen with them, the waiters here use their finger nails. Lol.
All in all, a nice decently priced place which serves one of the best milk tea for my liking. Pretty damn close to what i had in HK.
Definitely worth coming back to savour more of their goodies! Very family and kid-friendly dishes too.
So far there are only outlets opened in Setapak and Cheras.
Good luck, Good Luck Kopitiam! Hope you're here to stay.
Mummy dearest birthday do
With or without Covid-19, nothing could deter us from having a food fiesta in celebration of beloved mom's 74th birthday.
Sis always knows what flowers warm the cockles of mum's heart ;)
Ordering takeout was the safer bet during times like this and i think in a way, that gave us the liberty to order whatever we felt like eating in the comfort of our own home. Limiting the number of dishes was a particularly difficult task especially when came to ordering Nyonya cuisine. You want a taste of this and a little bit of that, and in no time, you'd have racked up a list of dishes as long as your supermarket shopping list. Gulp!
Our point of satiation for Nyonya food could only come from Lin Neo Delight Restaurant in Kota Laksamana, Melaka.
A must-try is their freshly made Pai Tee (A serving of 5 top hats for RM 10).
Cili Garam Tenggiri (RM 40/ RM 23) - fried fresh fish with their signature chilli salt paste which they also sell at RM 10 per tub.
Asam Pedas Pari (RM 40) - loved that their fish was super fresh!
Nyonya Special Fried Chicken (RM 30) - came in all wings and drumettes only
Lemak Nanas Udang (RM 60) - yet another winning dish with huge succulent prawns and the sauce eaten with white rice is simply a match made in heaven.
Stew Pork (RM 30) - very fragrant with tons of spices (you can hardly see the pork slices here!).. frankly, i still prefered mom's version of this LOL
An assortment of Chap Chai or mixed vegetables (RM 14), Lady's Fingers/ Ladies Finger/ Lady Fingers, whichever.. (RM 12) and my all-time fave Kangkung Belacan (RM 12) ... greens to please mom, The Queen of Veg!
As if gorging ourselves with heaps of rice and dishes wasnt enough, we had to tantalize our taste buds with Lin Neo's awesomely spicy and tasty Mee Goreng (RM 7.50). Sooo good with a splash of vinegar or lime juice.
Next was the ceremonial birthday song, candle-blowing (erm Hayley was quick to do this) and cake-cutting by mom dearest.
This was the first Rainbow Cake that i literally fell in love with the moment i set eyes on it. Its pastel colors were perfect and so soothing like mom's heart-warming love.
For RM 63, this spongy and airy cake is full of natural flavours of orange, strawberry, vanilla, matcha and chocolate, not to mention topped with 2 delicious macarons. Will definitely try other pretty cakes from Handmade Bakery Cafe in Kota Laksamana, Melaka in the future.
What better way to mark the end of our Nyonya themed dinner, than with a bowl of ice cold Chendol (RM 4.80)
and Pulut Tekan (RM 10 for 5 pieces).. beautifully moulded glutinous blue rice with home made kaya.
We finally managed to brave through 3 hours of non stop eating! omg, i actually felt like i just went through dinner again after writing this. Burp!
At least the kids got to burn their calories the day after...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)