Robert’s Char Kueh Teow
Restaurant Say Huat
1083, Jalan 17/29
46400 Petaling Jaya
(Coordinates: E101° 38' 7.1" N3° 7' 43.8")
It’s a special occasion! This is one of those truly rare
times that we’re up and about on a Saturday morning to have breakfast, since we
only ever go out for breakfast if we’re away somewhere on holiday. Seeing as we’re
scheduled to be in Publika later this morning to attend our two year old niece’s
first ever ‘concert’ we thought we’d better have some breakfast first.
Brendan’s been having a craving for 1Char Kueh
Teow these days, and because Robert’s Char Kueh Teow (CKT) has been receiving
rave reviews online we thought we’d give this place a try. As luck would have
it, the road leading to the place was congested with traffic heading in and out
of the morning market just in front of our intended destination, so it took us a while to find a decent parking spot.
1flat rice noodles stir-fried over very high heat
with light and dark soy sauce, chili, a small quantity of belachan, whole
prawns, de-shelled cockles, bean sprouts, chopped Chinese chives and egg
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in Section 17 |
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an online celebrity |
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Robert wasn't around? |
A small stall situated within Restoran Say Huat in Section
17, on this particular morning it was manned by an Indonesian lady and Robert
was nowhere to be seen. Brendan and I proceeded to order the ‘big’ plate (minus
bean sprouts, which Brendan and I absolutely abhor) while Cat had the ‘small’
plate.
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variety of beverages |
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Brendan and I had the 'big' portion |
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someone looking chipper |
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Cat had the 'smaller' plate (with bean sprout and all, ugh!) |
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not a morning person you say? |
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bon appetit! |
The verdict? Taste wise it deserves all the hype it’s been
getting online, and we love the fact that Robert’s CKT has sliced Chinese
sausage as an added ingredient. With beverages coming to RM5.90, our breakfast
came to a grand total of RM21.90 which we think is reasonable enough. Would we
come again? Yes, but perhaps during dinnertime given that we found ourselves utterly
full, an experience that rarely happens in the morning.
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