Restoran Teow Chew Meng, Subang Jaya

We were in the Subang neighbourhood couple weeks back and it was dinner time. Cruised around and stumbled upon this shop with lots of photographs of its dishes pasted on its entrance wall. Great!

Hubby has this porridge craze going on, so he ordered the Seafood Porridge (RM10.00). It came loaded with ingredients. The soft, plump fishballs were especially memorable.

I ordered the Seafood Fried Rice (RM10.00) which was not bad, though I would have preferred it spicy. It was teeming with prawns, so I was happy!

This restaurant also sells a variety of other dishes such as Mee Sua Tow, Seafood Noodles, Octopus, Kerabu Mango, Seafood Tom Yam Noodles, Seafood Roll and 3-Taste Oyster, to name a few.


WMW has a post on the SS2 branch of this restaurant too. I believe the menu is similar in all its branches, be it Penang, Subang, SS2, Kepong or PJ.



Restoran Teow Chew Meng
9, Jalan SS 14/1,
47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: 03-78779298
Mobile: 012-2805387 (Steven Seow)
Fax: 03-78773293
Email: steseow@gmail.com


This restaurant is on the same row as the Shell petrol station near the Subang Metropolitan College roundabout.


Our rating system for overall satisfaction with what we eat and where we eat....

1-bam = don't even bother
2-bam = good enough to fill the tummy
3-bam = a very good restaurant in its category
4-bam = excellent cooking, worth a detour
5-bam = exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey

We would give this restaurant a 3-bam rating.

Chong Yen (Steam Fish Head) Food Stall, Jalan Chan Sow Lin, Kuala Lumpur

We have been searching high and low for this restaurant, ever since watching Anthony Bourdain having a feast here. Hubby and I are fish enthusiasts, so last Saturday we went a-hunting.

Amidst mechanic shops and scrap yards, we found a steamed fish head stall under a tree. There were 2, actually. We chose the one with more crowd, obviously!

That's how the restaurant looks from outside.

That's how it looks inside....kinda dodgy, but who cares! The place was packed with customers.

We saw the workers busy cleaning and trimming fish gut/stomach.

We ordered the Hong Kong choy sum (RM6.00), steamed crispy goodness with a dash of soy sauce and browned garlic!

The piece de resistance. Cheong cheng (salted bean paste) steamed fish head with fish gut/stomach (RM26.00). It's cheaper without the fish stomach, but we were feeling adventurous, having never eaten such fish stomach before. The fish was meaty and steamed to a perfect tenderness. The sauce was heavenly; sweet, salty and tangy.


A close-up of the fish gut/stomach. It's really quite tasteless, with the texture of chewy squid. Not at all gross and slimy as I had imagined it would be. It goes really well with the bean sauce and steamed fish, absorbing the taste of the gravy.

To read more about this place, check out Jules' blog.



Chong Yen (Steamed Fish) Food Stall
Jalan 3, Chan Sow Lin,
Off Sungai Besi,
Kuala Lumpur.
Mobile: 012-2318129 (Chong Yen)


Our rating system for overall satisfaction with what we eat and where we eat....



1-bam = don't even bother
2-bam = good enough to fill the tummy
3-bam = a very good restaurant in its category
4-bam = excellent cooking, worth a detour
5-bam = exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey


We would give this stall a 4-bam rating.

People Power WINS!

Friends, countrymen, you have spoken, and spoken LOUD! We voted for change and it has come!

We showed them who's boss. We showed them people power. Mr. "Pantang Dicabar", we rakyat also pantang dicabar. I hope you heard our reply loud and clear!

Mr. "Pantang Dicabar", here is a warkah to you (pictures courtesy of Bodohland)......

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Vote For CHANGE!

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Come 8th March 2008, it will be the first time I am voting, having just registered late last year. What prompted me to register? Blog-savvy folks would have read countless political blogs, and while this is not one of them, for this month, at least, I will join in the campaign to oust the incompetent degenerates. Too long have we been voiceless, taken advantage of and taken for granted, governed by a disgraceful bunch of lawless, immoral, parasitic invertebrates (aka leeches). But with the rise of people power in this country, it is time to make every vote count! This year, I have "vowed to vanquish these venal and virulent vermin van-guarding vice and vouchsafing the violently vicious and voracious violation of volition". So in view of the upcoming election, here is a reminder to all of you to vote for change!

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Step-by-step pictorial on the decision making process to vote Opposition.......ANY Opposition!

Eating in

It's always good to cook and eat at home, we get to experiment with ingredients, and since we are both voracious eaters, we usually end up cooking big portions so nobody goes hungry. Here are some of the "casualties" from our kitchen.

Our version of pai kwat wong (sweet & sour pork ribs). Love the sauce!

Fried chicken wings.

Fried siakap fish head with generous toppings of garlic, onions and ginger in oyster sauce.

Fried siakap fish tail topped with lime juice, cili padi, onions, garlic, ginger, bunga kantan & cincalok.......tangy and superb!

Steamed tofu.

Fried tofu with quails eggs, topped with a hoisin sauce, garlic and onions concoction.


Steamed chicken & salted duck eggs.

Super spicy prawn tom yam.

Delicious and tasty roast pork soup, courtesy of mom (in law).

Our own red radish and lotus root soup.

Hubby's tom yam fried rice teeming with prawns and ikan bilis!

Kiam chai boey made from leftover pork leg.

Cincalok assam petai....my current favourite dish.

Stir fried sweet peas with kailan stem.

Stir fried batavia.

Golden pumpkin stir fried with dried shrimps.

Stir fried bayam.

French beans with cured lobak and dried shrimps.

Stir fried kailan stem and siew pak choy.

Steamed ladies fingers.