Still not tempted yet? Take a look at the newspaper cuttings pasted all over the wall.
Tucked away in a corner of a row shoplots, it is easy to overlook this hidden gem if you are not familiar with this area. Hopefully this retarded map (yes, drawn by me!) is good enough for you all to locate this restaurant that offers great authentic Hokkien specialties.
We started off with a basket of homemade sesame and rice puffs, coated with gooey molasses. Apparently it is the Hokkien's tradition to give out these puffy goodies during wedding celebration.
The main dishes served were fantastic as well (no kidding), we had...
Braised pork (RM 18) that matches perfectly with alkaline kuih
Crispy deep fried brinjal (RM 10) that is highly recommended by the food sampling team. Warning: Highly addictive dish that will make you crave for more once you sank your teeth into the crunchy strips.
Taadaa...my fave dish of the nite has got to be this giant Curry Chicken Bun (RM 28). This is one of Hua Xing's signature dishes that needs to be pre-ordered at least a day ahead. The team enjoyed soaking up the soft melting bun into the thick yummy curry gravy. Absolutely delish esp for curry lovers.
Instead of having the usual Hokkien yellow noodles and Mee Suah, the taukeh recommended that we give their homemade sweet potato and tapioca noodles a try. Sounds interesting we thought.
Our meal is never complete without desserts, as usual, Sunny from Big Boys Oven fed us with his new creation again and this time round we had petite chocolate and caramelised banana cupcakes. Do drop by their website and feast your eyes with their luscious desserts :)
Instead of having the usual Hokkien yellow noodles and Mee Suah, the taukeh recommended that we give their homemade sweet potato and tapioca noodles a try. Sounds interesting we thought.The pre-cooked look.
Stir fried sweet potato and tapioca noodles (RM 10). The texture of the noodles was rather chewy but springy at the same time. A good try if you are bored of the usual mushy noodles. Taste wise, they were more or less the same like the ever popular blackie Hokkien noodles.
Our meal is never complete without desserts, as usual, Sunny from Big Boys Oven fed us with his new creation again and this time round we had petite chocolate and caramelised banana cupcakes. Do drop by their website and feast your eyes with their luscious desserts :)All in all, we were very satisified with Hua Xing's good authentic Hokkien dishes, do remember to give their Curry Chicken Bun a try! With great hospitality, cosy warm ambiance that gives you the kind of eating-at-home feeling and affordable pricing, what more can you ask for? Hmm...probably a larger serving of food cus we just can't seem to get enough of 'em.
Location: (refer to the map lar)
Restoran Hua Xing
Lot 1-12, 1st Floor, Plaza Sri Setia,Jalan SS9/2, Seri Setia, Sungai Way.
Business hours: 11.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m., 6.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.
Close on alternate Wednesday.
24 comments:
Curry Chicken Bun..Yummy Yummy Yummy...Anyone wanna go there with me? i treat u. Haha :)
nice! like u, i didnt know there are so many varieties of hokkien food too. =)
True and very true, the food served are lovely and delicous. Well describe.
where is sg. way? :|
O... that tempting curry chicken bun! *my stomach's growling terribly!*
I didn't know much about hokkien dishes either ;P
...pok pok...pokkkk
no pok i told you no pok.. try to distab me wan more time i koll the pulis i tell you.
Ying, great job - p/s: i am half hokkien
Good food, me to blog next! :o)
ekeng:
Waa...such a good offer! We want we want! Buy us curry chicken bun :p
daphne:
yeah...n the food was delish!
BBO:
thanks for organising this :)
meiyen:
Err....refer to my 'well drawn' map, see if it make any sense to u? :p
christine:
aiyar, u growl i growl...trust me, the curry chicken bun s really good!
teckiee:
haha...itu blck blck pok pok manyak sedap oh.
rudi:
Lol..can imagine u saying dat in ur impeccable indian slang.
wmw:
Awaiting for dat! Actually i missed out a few dishes i think...
err the red wine chicken mee sua is actually a foochow/hock chew dish not hokkien :D
i would have thought the same too..infact i only know hokkien mee! haha..
WMW was raving about the brinjal and the curry chicken bun too. Must try must try.
babe:
really? cus i heard from the taukeh that fuchow is part of the hokkien clan..hmm...abit confusing :I
project71:
thx for dropping by :)
joe:
haha..now dat u know!
precious pea:
yeah...the brinjal is really good stuff..must try!
the noodle is quite interesting. never seen them anywhere before, must go try, thanks for the entry!
food looks real good! am hungry now ler...
where is csb?
well, i have to say, the Curry Chicken Bunis not original from this place, but LUKUT (near to SEREMBAN)...
anyway, i think this is a good restaurant~^^
ya~did i told u tat i linked u alry?
hope to see ur next food intro~
imbi & itchy:
hey funny + cute new nickname for u :p Yeah, the food was great, must try!
sc:
Go try! Very good stuff. Hope the map helps :p
Anon:
hi there :) Emm...you mean the BBQ pork bun aka char siew bao?
jean:
Thanks for the info n link :) Yeap, this rest is great wiv its authentic hokkien dishes.
Wow..! that's a lot of food.. ;)
the giant curry chicken bun look tempting! it looks like a large pizza to me from far away!
mamabok:
yeah...for the 5 of us :p
ai wei:
haha...u hav got to try it! really dlish :D
I like their slices of bitter gourd fried with a mixture of normal and salted eggs.
yummy ,yummy.......i like hokkien pork with rice cake.
very very nice,bitter gourd with hokkien mee and thai souce with laydies finger,yummy!
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