After one of our late work engagements this week, Jess, Leonard and myself adjourned to pig out at one of the most famous supper spots in KL. Opened till the wee hours of the morning, this is – the Pudu teo chew porridge spot. *wink*
Truth is, poor Jess had a tooth ache so we decided that porridge was probably the best and ummm… only option for her to fill her hungry stomach. OUR hungry stomachs actually. *laugh* Basically, all you’ll need for a satisfying teo chew porridge meal is the good ol’ salted egg and pickled Chinese lettuce. Of course, at places like these, you’re practically spoiled for choice with all the available condiments – from roasted duck (as in the pic) to vegetables and minced meat.
Well, if you’re home and wanna try a similar quick fix of the Malaysian teo chew
porridge, all you have to do is boil rice in a pot, with exessive water. That’lll give you the porridge. *wink* For taste, Bovril could potentially be the best option. *smile* My personal favourite
actually. Hehe. Just the plain porridge with a generous serving of
Bovril mixed in evenly. Yum yum yum!
So there you go – supper the true Malaysian way. *smile*
aaaahhh hungry now 1.16am now tomorow got exam =.= i need food now lol…. i also wanna join for supper!!!
*laugh* poor thing. Can try the quick fix if you have rice, a pot and Bovril. *wink* All the best for your exams tomorrow though ya. *smile* May the force be with you. *smile*
izzit my pc or something is wrong with the site… i writen the 1st comment but it dint put my name it put something else….
i not sure which problem is that… i dont know my pc kena virus or wat.. but i cant see my own display name on the post but is writen something else
Is it urban legend or is it true, Bovril or Marmite contained so much MSG that it will make your hair drop??
How about century eggs for a change? too much mercury huh?? *laugh*
A true after clubbing hotspots in KL…
makan after midnite? LOL! you three REALLY have HIGH metabolism weh!
Never go to sleep with an empty stomach. *laugh*
Not sure about that Marv, but interesting statement tho. *laugh* If that is true, I’ll be bald very soon! *laugh*
TK, is it ok at your end now?
I wish anyone can accompany me to supper…with u, hannah, even 20years also still no chance, haha…anyway, nice food(look nice)
oh my, look at those eggs, dont think I can feed it in me. Do you know where to find a Halal Crispy Aromatic Duck nicely wrapped up in a pancakes, around here. That’ll be good. havent had that for ages. let me know anyone. cheers
have a safe and good Malaysian day to all…
: )
Peking Duck, Esquire? I think most hotels have halal ones. *smile*
Anand are you new on the blog? *smile* Thanks for joining us. *smile*
i dont know wut all of u talking about..all i know..the food looks delicious…no..its not….yeah…it is….hmm…noo….hmm…yes i think…ahhh…how does it taste??
Hi Hannah
Thanks. Peking Duck its called here yeah. not all hotels do em. I found out today they do a good one at Sime Derby Conference Ctr, Bukit Kiara. me gonna check it out come weekend. have a good and sweet weekend ya and good luck on your pole dancing. Have a good one. : )
LOL!! Bovril mix in porridge is one of my favourite too!!sometimes i’ll take it with rice
Bovril always reminds me of my childhood time..guess i still don’t want to grow up la..LOL!
I know how you all feel bout Bovril and plain white ‘chuke’. It’s just awesomess.. btw, there’s a Korean porridge house at Hartamas called ‘Bonjuk’ http://www.bonjukmalaysia.com They have lots of different types of porridge and quite nice too.. enjoy