A Heavy Breakfast

Breakfast with Tammy in Kopi Thiam coffeeshop...sorry I didn't get the name again but it is near Tesco... er.... opposite Kizuna Japanese food. Gosh.. I better get my details right before I post up any food next time. Thanks to James who is kind enough to furnish me with more correct details on and off...

Ok, coming back to this shop which is famous for its pan mee, the boss told us that we had to wait forty minutes to be served... FORTY MINUTES! But I said never mind, it was fine with us.. so while waiting for our panmee, my stomach started to growl... and soon in a matter of few minutes, we had this as a starter...

yummylicious kueh...quality kueh...
then around half an hour later... our pan mee came..

this time we ordered it dry....

with a separate bowl of vege soup
so which was better?? soup or dry..
I prefer the soup pan mee... definitely!

Dry Pan Mee With Sambal Yam

Full stomach caused by a heavy breakfast... all because of my previous post, Lynn "forced" me to show her where the shop was and we ended up having a double breakfast...

Morning itself, I took a mug of quaker oats and I thought, that was it.. till lunch. Little did I know Lynn saw my previous post and drooled over the panmee. Seeing her in torture state, I showed her where the place was and I ended up taking another meal of breakfast.

This time I took the dry type of pan mee, it came with a small bowl of soup with vegetables... the pic turned out blur so it is not displayed here..

we had to wait 15 min for our pan mee
meanwhile we enjoyed this RM2 of sambal yam cake..
yummmmmmmy!!

this was my kon loe pan meeeee...
after the double breakfast, the next meal I took was dinner!

Best Pan Mee In Ipoh

Best pan mee in Ipoh... now I know where.. so far, this shop has the best panmee and it is at the Kopi Tim coffeeshop in ...er.... behind Tesco... near the Kizuna Japanese food. But there are two pan mee shops there, do not be misled by the shop called Pan Mee, the original one is exactly opposite, 2nd shop...

Oh, one more thing, you have to wait at least half an hour for this bowl of pan mee... make sure u r not too hungry, but if you are, there is just a dessert stall next to this panmee stall.... the desserts are fantastic... I will post them up tomorrow..

yummy...this week i will go again...

Pan Mee In Perak Stadium

When Andy was back, both of us went out for dinner and we ended up eating at Perak Stadium food court. During the evenings, a whole stretch of stalls will be opened, depending on what you like to eat but most of the Ipoh's signature food will be there, though not as famous as others, you can still find what Ipoh normally offer... for instance, chicken koay teow, bean sprouts, curry noodles, fried mee various styles, wan ton mee, chee cheong fun, snacks like nyonya kueh, rojak, cuttlefish kangkung.. and many more...

This stall belongs to my friend... we love to come here to drink their blended dragon fruit juice which cost 2rm per glass. Lately they sell pan mee too... all operated by some foreigners and they are guys too... not to say they are very tasty but still the taste is fine with me...

Jalan Maxwell, IPOH Pan Mee

My taste buds longed for something clear and oiless, hot soup and soft noodles on that particular morning. Instantly I thought of having "pan mee", quickly I called up my friend, Kong, and together with her, we went for our favorite pan mee in Jalan Maxwell, known as my "kai ma" shop. Over here in the morning, they sell pan mee, chee cheong fun, wanton mee, tosai and nasi lemak.

Pan Mee lady greeted us this morning, smiling away....she knows we love to order from her... besides pan mee, I can choose other noodles, (don't laugh) I chose cintan noodles this time..

mine came like this...
ikan bilis, minced pork and fish balls
plus some sabah vegetables...


this is the original pan mee
the noodles are different from mine
different texture but almost as nice..