Favourite food outlets in JB
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Hi,
This thread is specifically for your favourite food haunts in JB, the popular shopping cum foodie paradise of Singaporeans, especially those out for cheap and good bargains.
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i know that there is a stall selling " kuay tiao kia" at "ta ma hua yuan" quite nice and cheap also...then the "ku zhao ren" selling porridge also nice...*drool*
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i like to eat KFC there
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oooo...JB....good har
...wah pian....in term of quality, spore have much better. Of course talking abt price, then i have no doubt they are much better. The further you go out of JB, the price is much better.
Don't know much about good ambience restaurants in JB, bcos seldom chiong those kind of places, even go also dissapointed with the food. Road side hawker and seafoods joints i chiong alot.
Unforutunately all very ulu leh, don't even know the road name, aga aga the area and onli recognise the shop.
If you drive and wanna go for seafood(from Petaling to Pasir Gudang), PM me, i draw map 4 u, or even go together....
Shopping also can PM me.... -
Then there is Ah Koon Fishball, ambience is not too bad, place is quite clean and hygenic by SG standards. A bit on the pricey side - a normal meal may cost you coming to RM$15 (bowl of noodles + ingredients and their signature fried fish cakes..)
I was told that they are so popular amongst S'poreans that they will advertise on Channel 8 their closing /opening times prior to CNY.
a few shop houses down the row from Ah Koon is a coffee shop selling Bak Kut Teh (the 'whitish' soup type) which is not too bad. At the other end of Ah Koon's row of shophouses is a Chinese seafood restaurant (Beijing Seafood or something) which is also not bad
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hmm, u all cannot eat crocodile meat hor, but do consume more bunny meat (
hopy) 
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Taman Hua Yuen is the place for good & freshly prepared Roti Chanai (prata), mee rebus and soto ayam. Wah...prices only rm$2, where can you find in S'pore...?
The Malay stall right at the entrance to the hawker centre (next door is a Shell petrol station) serves damn solid malay chicken rice. Big chicken drumstick + thigh + rice etc...+ one glass of teh tarik = rm$5:00...price is almost a "give away"..
Exchange rate SGD$1 <>RM$2.28 (29/10/04) -
ta ma hua yuan = Taman Seri Tebrau.Originally posted by Danisdead101times:i know that there is a stall selling " kuay tiao kia" at "ta ma hua yuan" quite nice and cheap also...then the "ku zhao ren" selling porridge also nice...*drool*
from JB City centre, turn right at the road junction in front of Crystal Crown Hotel, and you will find a Shell Station. -
The seafood restaurant at Pasir Gudang is located near Kg. Pasir Puteh, chiong on Pasir Gudang Highway all the way.Originally posted by kops21:oooo...JB....good har ...wah pian....in term of quality, spore have much better. Of course talking abt price, then i have no doubt they are much better. The further you go out of JB, the price is much better.
Don't know much about good ambience restaurants in JB, bcos seldom chiong those kind of places, even go also dissapointed with the food. Road side hawker and seafoods joints i chiong alot. Unforutunately all very ulu leh, don't even know the road name, aga aga the area and onli recognise the shop.
If you drive and wanna go for seafood(from Petaling to Pasir Gudang), PM me, i draw map 4 u, or even go together....
Shopping also can PM me.... -
Ah Koon fishball beside the Mobil Station in JB City.Originally posted by Micky04:Then there is Ah Koon Fishball, ambience is not too bad, place is quite clean and hygenic by SG standards. A bit on the pricey side - a normal meal may cost you coming to RM$15 (bowl of noodles + ingredients and their signature fried fish cakes..)
I was told that they are so popular amongst S'poreans that they will advertise on Channel 8 their closing /opening times prior to CNY.
a few shop houses down the row from Ah Koon is a coffee shop selling Bak Kut Teh (the 'whitish' soup type) which is not too bad. At the other end of Ah Koon's row of shophouses is a Chinese seafood restaurant (Beijing Seafood or something) which is also not bad
Another outlet in Taman Sentosa, near Bakar Batu. -
yep...somewhere near there...Originally posted by PJ_Quek:ta ma hua yuan = Taman Seri Tebrau.
from JB City centre, turn right at the road junction in front of Crystal Crown Hotel, and you will find a Shell Station. -
Turn right at the junction in front of Crystal Crown Hotel and you will be at Jalan Keris. Then turn left into Jalan Keris 1.
Drive straight all the way. Cross the longkang and you will be entering Taman Sentosa, you will see 2 "paper wrapping chicken" restaurants on the left side.
One shop sells at RM10 and the other sells at RM12 per chicken. -
and beside the shop there is another shop selling "bah kut teh" also very nice...Originally posted by PJ_Quek:Turn right at the junction in front of Crystal Crown Hotel and you will be at Jalan Keris. Then turn left into Jalan Keris 1.
Drive straight all the way. Cross the longkang and you will be entering Taman Sentosa, you will see 2 "paper wrapping chicken" restaurants on the left side.
One shop sells at RM10 and the other sells at RM12 per chicken. -
after reading so much food and so cheap there, not making u guys drool meh?
time to put in some action!
so anone interested in joining a full frontal attack on the JB seafood at Da Mah Hua Yuan Hawker this weekend? lunch or dinner? -
I think is called "Beijing Loi" i been there once.. nice food.. but dunno how to get there?Originally posted by Micky04:Then there is Ah Koon Fishball, ambience is not too bad, place is quite clean and hygenic by SG standards. A bit on the pricey side - a normal meal may cost you coming to RM$15 (bowl of noodles + ingredients and their signature fried fish cakes..)
I was told that they are so popular amongst S'poreans that they will advertise on Channel 8 their closing /opening times prior to CNY.
a few shop houses down the row from Ah Koon is a coffee shop selling Bak Kut Teh (the 'whitish' soup type) which is not too bad. At the other end of Ah Koon's row of shophouses is a Chinese seafood restaurant (Beijing Seafood or something) which is also not bad -
anyone chinese restaurant wif nice pekking duck in JB to recommend?
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not sure, maybe look around Taman Sentosa.Originally posted by kevarggg:anyone chinese restaurant wif nice pekking duck in JB to recommend?
Seafood, along Jalan Stulang Laut (sea side road, opposite is Singapore), a few seafood restaurants can be found there.
Also Kampung Senibong in Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, access from Taman Sentosa, towards Bakar Batu and cross the bridge into Bandar Baru Permas Jaya and turn right at the traffic light junction, towards the Permas Jaya into the Permas Jaya condominum and you will see some signboards. -
anything...
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Can also get Roti Canai in the Indian restaurant at Jalan Ungku Puan and Jalan Tan Hiok Nee.Originally posted by Micky04:Taman Hua Yuen is the place for good & freshly prepared Roti Chanai (prata), mee rebus and soto ayam. Wah...prices only rm$2, where can you find in S'pore...?
The Malay stall right at the entrance to the hawker centre (next door is a Shell petrol station) serves damn solid malay chicken rice. Big chicken drumstick + thigh + rice etc...+ one glass of teh tarik = rm$5:00...price is almost a "give away"..
Exchange rate SGD$1 <>RM$2.28 (29/10/04) -
777 foodcourt at huang hou (tun amina or something)
alot of stalls alot of variety...plus a giant tv screen to watch football..
If a gp of ppl go...all order different food and share..super good. -
someone go and organise leh....
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seafood restaurant got sell peking duck?...Originally posted by PJ_Quek:not sure, maybe look around Taman Sentosa.
Seafood, along Jalan Stulang Laut (sea side road, opposite is Singapore), a few seafood restaurants can be found there.
Also Kampung Senibong in Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, access from Taman Sentosa, towards Bakar Batu and cross the bridge into Bandar Baru Permas Jaya and turn right at the traffic light junction, towards the Permas Jaya into the Permas Jaya condominum and you will see some signboards. -
Taman Ungku Tun Aminah (TUTA)Originally posted by xking:777 foodcourt at huang hou (tun amina or something)
alot of stalls alot of variety...plus a giant tv screen to watch football..
If a gp of ppl go...all order different food and share..super good. -
i think no.Originally posted by charmmm:seafood restaurant got sell peking duck?... -
I think got to eat the chicken onsite...how to bring the birds back to SG now with the bird flu ban still on..??Originally posted by PJ_Quek:Turn right at the junction in front of Crystal Crown Hotel and you will be at Jalan Keris. Then turn left into Jalan Keris 1.
Drive straight all the way. Cross the longkang and you will be entering Taman Sentosa, you will see 2 "paper wrapping chicken" restaurants on the left side.
One shop sells at RM10 and the other sells at RM12 per chicken.