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Being a KL road-blind ourselves, it is a stressful event to drive around the city without any guides or maps on hand. Usually we would avoid entering into KL at all cost, good food is an exceptional case of course. Once a road notorious as Red Light District, Jalan Alor has emerged with the name of Wai Sek Kai (glutton street) with shabby stalls offering good hawker food all over.
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Meng Kee is famous for their grilled seafood. The grilled ikan pari is done in different way, the skin is crispy and the flesh remain juicy as seen in Lyrical Lemongrass review. We were early and the seafood is not even defrosted!!.jpg)
Few steps after Meng Kee is Restoran Sai Woo, famous for their delicious pork mee suah. Again, we were too early and the piggy is not even slaughter yet.
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We tried 1+1 dim sum and wantan mee before, so it is always better to reserve some space for new choices..jpg)
Here we are, Wong Ah Wah who made a really big name for themselves as the best grilled chicken wings in town. The waiter lead us to an air conditioned place where everyone is having tai chow dishes. It is a bit embarassing to order nothing but chicken wings but we did so eventually..jpg)
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We had one dozen of these juicy and scrumptious chicken wings. I’m expecting some sweetness from the honey coated chicken wing, but surprisingly it is savoury with some taste of shao xing or wine?? The chicken wings are grilled to perfection and well marinate. Can I have this everyday??.jpg)
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Frog Porridge for the brave at heart. Some of my friends were pulled off from this delicacies because of gross looking frogs (tin kai). It is not hard to spot this No-Name stall as they are the only one who offer frog porridge..jpg)
Frog Porridge for Two filled up our stomach instantly.Great stuff if you like eating amphibians. I love those little drunmsticks, tasted so sweet and succulent. The porridge sprinkled with dashes of spring onion, ginger and sesame oil was nothing fantastic though. I’m drooling over the Kong Pou version that Mei Yen had with her darling. Shall drive down to Jalan Alor again, drooling over the grilled seafood!! 
Is there better place to eat frog porridge? This place always have a lot of MSG in the porridge. Always feel very very thirsty after eating.
If your answer is Y E S ( & U R not Kg Boy )then U can have your WAW chicken wings everyday, and also anytime. Deal ?
da “kungpou” version, quite choking though and spicy!!!! better be prepared and make sure you only order that if you can take da extra spicyness :p
teckiee, you can try da one at lucky restaurant, sri petaling!
Hey drive down there again next Monday la. I’m in Jalan Alor area every Monday. 😉 Then we go makan crawl together.
WAW chicken wings are the BEST. Frog porridge is so yummy but i usually cook my own…heehee…so that i can put in more frogs.
Usually will just ‘tapau’ d chicken wings to devour at home as I’m quite a clumsy & messy eater. Best with fingers!
Few months ago, i went all the way to jalan alor just for wong ah wah’s chicken wings. Guess i was too early then, didn’t manage to locate his stall n’ ended up having lousy wings from others 🙁
teckie: haha i find it rara..this is my first time having frog porridge
team bsg: YES..haha how come no waw chicken wings appearing infront of me one?
meiyen: whoa..i like spicy food
tankiasu: next monday kenot..final exams..next next monday?
tummythoz: we don’t care!! hahah..we just eat it our way
The breakfast you made for him…so sweet lah you!
Ok set, booked u two! 😛
haha yeah the chicken wings r quite hard to forget eh..but the ridiculous jam n parking puts me off dis place on wkdays lor..
meiyen: hmm very long never makan in dri petaling liua.. will goo soon
Oh when I was at KL last month, I walked along that street with Durianberry. I saw a cage with loads of frogs in it…wonder izzit that stall.
I think you need to get your info right. Jalan Alor is not wai sek kai. Wai sek kai is in pudu.