Hunt down this truly hidden backstreet ‘kopitiam’ in Semenyih for ‘nam yu’ fried pork and Hakka ‘zhar yoke’ noodles
SEMENYIH, Oct 3 — Food adventures don’t always begin as food adventures.We don’t always head out...
Semenyih's hidden gem, a backstreet kopitiam, serves up Hakka-style noodles and lively morning energy. Food enthusiasts who aren't always seeking specific dishes stumbled upon this gem, which is tucked away in a terrace house. The father-daughter team runs the shop, crafting each noodle order fresh to order. The first dish tasted like a balanced blend of fermented red bean curd and lean pork, with a hint of juicy fat.
They also tried handmade fish balls, offered by the daughter, which proved to be a delightful surprise. The broth-laden Hakka zhar yoke noodles, featuring braised pork chunks, wood ear mushrooms, and five-spice powder, were a hearty breakfast treat. With full stomachs and a newfound appreciation for local cuisine, the adventure continued with more plant hunting and spirited debates.
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