“Food court with multiple vendors and plenty of choice would be the option.”
” But which food court is it?”
“Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park Food Court and Pudu Wai Sik Gai?”
“Against the economic principal to travel such a great distance for dinner lar”
“Asia Cafe SS15?”
“A great place for sight seeing, plenty of hot college girls, but we dressed sloppily!”
“Ming Tien Taman Megah”
“Not Again?? “
“SS2 wai sek gai!!” We yelled concurrently and agreed on that finally.
A war has just been stopped from breaking out. Pheeew! That was so close!
No more day counting to be back in Thailand to savour the real thing because there is this stall no.25, selling authentic Thai food and runned by two beautiful Thai women.
The dishes, with the greasy and delicious gravy, paired fairly well with the rice. Two thumbs up to the chicken rendang; the chicken pieces is tender while the gravy is great to be poured over rice. Total damage? RM 8, not your usual chap fan price but it is fairly reasonable.
We should have taken heed not to overindulge because our tummy is rebelling and rejecting against the fiery hot goodies the next day…
Eh, our playground…didn’t see you??? Hehe…
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Haha…we all go through that same predicament huh:D
And food courts with plenty of varieties are definitely helpful;)
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Gosh i’m salivating just looking at all that good food. Used to go there more frequently in the old days, but now, the parking (or rather, the lack of it) kinda turns me off.
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oh this is the place we lovely coming back too…. you should try Penang Char Kuih Teow?
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Is the Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park Food Court u mentioned the one in Kuchai Lama? If yes, then it’s no longer there d. It was being torn down d.
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aww spicy! heart the thai salad!! perfect combination!! aww..
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Haha, we visit this place when we ran out of idea where to eat too! By the way, the Kuchai food court has been closed. That makes 1 choice lesser for food court.
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when you order from the Thai stall… must remember to ask for the original recipe you know .. they changed the recipe a month after opening to suit the Malaysians. i have tried many of the dished in the original recipe.. much more authentic and nice.
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My “nai ma” selling popiah there, haha^^
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oh…i miss SS2 Wai Sek Gai a lot..
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I love Som Tam. Yours looks pretty good.
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thai food! som tum! i must go!
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gosh! that som tam looks so appetizing!!!
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Where’s the sambal for the grilled fish..??
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i remember my parents used to love their nasi lemak so much… but not when they started to charge at a higher price… i still remember that dad had a plate of nasi lemak + sotong + chicken and guess how much it costs? RM 15!!!!! O_o and that was da last time…
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wmw: serious?? haha will only go once in while
christy: haha so funny..alwiz ended up fighting
lemongrass: yeah parking is hell..but still good food lures
bbo: nop..nice?
bubbles: thanks for the info girl
yammy: it was sooooo spicy that our lips numb
wenching n esiong: whoa thx for the info :p
teckiee: great! i shall do that next time
kenny: got discount ar? hhahaha
ekeng: shall revisit ya?
jason: yeah n taste pretty good
rokh: lol..haha great place to cure ur cravings
aiwei: yeah i love it so much
mama bok: its not in the picture dear :p
meiyen: yeah it was expensive..our plate cost RM 8..but still the line is so long
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hi there,
I am very glad to have found your blog and learn abt where REAL locals eat.
I am abt to visit KL and was wondering whereWai Sek Gai @ SS2
street is?
can you pls respond via email?
thanks lots
Dova
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