“Sri Sentosa” Coffee Shop
May 6, 2006Sri Sentosa” coffee shop is owned by one of my grandmother’s sworn sister. When my grandparents came to Malaysia from China about 50-60 years ago, they were alone and got to know some friends. Eventually they became so close that they became sworn sisters and took care of one another.
Usual scene in the weekends
People from all corners of BM will flock to this coffee shop every weekend to have breakfast. The most popular food sold here is none other than Dried Hokkien Noodles, “Hokkien Ta” - Highly acclaimed as the best in BM. The others are so-so, nothing worth mentioning.
BM Style Chee Cheong Fun(really fun :P) Much nicer than HK style IMO, 80 cents only leh!
The famous Dried Hokkien Noodles, can add-on pork ribs on request 
Char Koay Teow, nothing special.. used to be great
The remodeling ideas of kitchens are given by the exterior designers and home builders. The granite countertop looks so nice and beautiful if you fix it in your kitchen. The toaster ovens are used for baking toast in no time, a very significant appliance of kitchen. The blender is most common kitchen appliance which is used for mixing different cooking stuff quickly. The kitchen products of different brands are provided by various kinds of brands in varied ratings. The unique remodeling ideas are given by the consultants who have great experience for old kitchen replacement with new stuff of kitchen. The kitchen guide course provides perfect training to tackle all affairs of kitchen in well-mannered way.
[...] is the Hokkien Ta (Dry Prawn Mee) near Taman Sentosa. I still remember it as one of the earliest food I recommended when I just started to blog. It is also my sister’s favorite noodle, which she never misses [...]
i think the pineapple tart in the siewbao stall is very nice..and the jawa mee too
I am very miss this ‘Hokkien Ta’.Every time while I went back to my hometown sure having my breakfast overhere.I din’t eat it while I back on last month cos they close for CNY.