Location of the dae:Wok Sifu
23, Jusco Metro Prima Shopping Centre,
52100 Kepong, Kuala Lumpur.
Another outlet would be @ Jusco Kinta City Shopping Centre, Ipoh.
I wonder why they always open it around JUSCO, and also succeeding the closing of Food & Tea Hong Kong Cafe in both outlets.
The menu is very similar to Food And Tea Restaurant,
including assorted styles of food--- Hong Kong, Shanghai, Taiwan, Japanese and Korean.
In short, it serves non-Halal Asian foodstuff.
including assorted styles of food--- Hong Kong, Shanghai, Taiwan, Japanese and Korean.
In short, it serves non-Halal Asian foodstuff.
Shanghai Style Rice with Roasted Honey Spare Ribs @ RM 10.90
It is stated as "Bestseller" in the menu, but the overall taste is so-so only.
Noodles Soup with Taiwanese Pork Meatballs @ RM 9.90
A "Bestseller" too; And this is great along with its hot and spicy taste.
The downside is, there is only THREE (3) meatballs per bowl -.-"
Left: Jasmine Honeydew Tea ; Right: Honey Peach Green Tea.
Each @ RM 5.20
The jasmine honeydew tea is too bland, whereas the latter one is way too sweet to suit my taste.
Overall: Not recommended as they're both listed as "Bestseller" drinks!
Anyway, after all, it's just a simple lunch, so yeah do bear with it.
P/S: Both JUSCO shopping centre are kinda too small, with limited choices of food.
Nice blog :) And all the pictures are so big and beautiful <3
ReplyDeleteShall be in KL soon. Will check this up.
ReplyDeleteThe rice with spare ribs looks like the one from Kim Gary :P
ReplyDeleteBtw, I've linked you!
-Hayley-
You are from Ipoh? I missed Ipoh food. But not at outlet like this.
ReplyDeleteWoww the food seems not bad but I'm afraid the soup based for Noodles Soup with Taiwanese Pork Meatballs is too spicy for me because the chili oil on the surface there ~
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ReplyDeletewargh.. look yummy, but I feel a bit spicy here... :-p
ReplyDeletescrumptious one,but the Noodles Soup with Taiwanese Pork Meatballs looks abit small portion.
ReplyDeleteThose pork ribs looks delicious! Love drinking from those "jugs". We've drinks served in these huge glasses too @ a HK Cafe called Xin Wang in S'pore. It's value for money :)
ReplyDeleteI think the food above is costy, is for those people who is not big eater and willing to spend LMAO! :D
ReplyDeletehaven't been to this place before, but i guess this is some kind of business that won't last long, hehe~~ :p
ReplyDeleteHello :) I like the ramen pic you took. :)
ReplyDeleteMeitzeu
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Wow! It look so Kim Gary! Hahhaah! I meant the bowl :P
ReplyDeletesounds similar to Causeway Bay and Kim Bay restaurant here in Kuching too, even the drinks and how they serve it look the same. :-) sounds like u shd avoid all the 'bestsellers'. lol.
ReplyDeleteFood looks great!..I didnt know they have such lovely food there
ReplyDeletewell i guess u rarely go to metro prima kepong? coz it was my first time being there lol
ReplyDeletehahas tallboyz, i guess all HK styled restaurants serve food in the same way?
ReplyDeletethankiew meitzeu :D
ReplyDeletehahas coz it's like kim gary or wong kok too :) may god bless them and their business to last longer
ReplyDeletehahahas! yeaps i dont eat much but i spend $$$ for decent-looking food :P
ReplyDeletehahas the jugs look chio right? i bet most of the HK styled restaurants serve drinks in this way
ReplyDeletealright :)
ReplyDeleteyeaps it has exactly the same concept as kim gary too :) thanks for linking me btw!
ReplyDeletei went to the branch at kepong, KL :)
ReplyDeleteit's just oily but not really spicy, in fact i feel that it's more on salty than spicy. hahas
ReplyDeletehahas perak area, guess u can reach there easily :)
ReplyDeletejust a little spicy but overall it's more towards salty.
ReplyDeleteerm it's enough for a petite me actually
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