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I was at the old part of KL when I stumbled this food outlet, ES Teler 77 which is just situated next to the Central Market. Wanting to taste something new, I browse through their menu and figure out they serve Indonesian style food.
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There are a number of food choices to pick on, either a rice or noodle based meal. I opted for Mie Pedas Special (Special Hot Noodle). The price is fairly reasonable at RM 8.90 which comes with a bowl of noodle and a hot soup.
The noodle is tasty and topped with minced meat. This dish actually remind me of the signature dish at my hometown, the kampua noodle.
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The soup is kept warm by a burning fire underneath. It consists of vegetable, meatballs and wanton with traces of minced meat. Definitely go well with the spicy noodle.
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I ordered ES Cendol (RM 5) and its taste varied slightly from the local version as they add jack fruit to it which gave it a little distinctive taste.
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The restaurant is actually a 3 storey building and I took my place on the first floor where I can observe the hustle and bustle just outside the Central Market.
2 comments:
the name itself is already unusual. who wouldnt be interested. the tiles on the last photo are actually interesting as photo subject.
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