Not a bad choice for Penang Nyonya and hawker food in the Klang Valley.
Exceptionally meaty, enjoyably savory lor bak, served with tau kua.
Jiu hu char, with lettuce wrappings. Worthwhile for whetting the appetite.
Inchi kabin, flavorful spiced chicken, fantastically crunchy outside, fabulously juicy within.
Here comes the pork: tau u bak, as sinfully sensational as we like it.
Cincaluk pork. Could be something we'd find in my hometown of Malacca too.
Hong bak stewed pork belly. Good, though maybe not as great as babi pongteh.
Prawn fritters, well-executed enough, though not the star of this meal.
Can't call it a Penang feast without char kuey teow. Would have loved more cockles in this.
The Wok features a beautiful interior, perhaps the most ornate of any eatery in Puchong.
The Wok,
3, Jalan Puteri 4/6, Bandar Puteri Puchong.
3, Jalan Puteri 4/6, Bandar Puteri Puchong.
Probably shouldn't have come to your blog after midnight..... Suddenly I feel like eating pork! And CKT!
ReplyDeleteKelly: heheh, you still have plenty of places to get some pork and ckt right now. Maybe jalan alor :D
DeleteSo much fatty pork! I'm just going to load this post on my phone and ask the waiter to order one of each. =D
ReplyDeleteAdam: heh, definitely fatty pork overload! Am gonna try to stay away from fatty pork for the remainder of september =)
DeleteThe environment is vy authentic..
ReplyDeleteCindy: looks like a lot of care and hard work put into it :D
Deletewowowowow! I want to go Penang just for a food trip! For some reason, this post makes me crave popiahs!! (the soft skin ones with extra chilli :D)
ReplyDeleteVien: i'm craving soft-skin popiah with crunchy pork lard inside! heh, i used to study in penang, for nearly three years. still have vivid memories of the nasi kandar! :D
DeleteI want a lot of seeham in my char kuey teow!! :P
ReplyDeleteCK: heheh, must make sure to request extra seeham! :D
DeleteOooo the tau yew bak does look good!
ReplyDeleteBaby Sumo: it has a homemade feel to it! pretty satisfying :D
DeleteThis is a gem in Puchong. Not sure how my father in law ended up in Puchong but he was raving praises for this place...so its on our dinner list next week:D
ReplyDeleteMissyblurkit: ooo, hope u enjoy it too. The menu's quite wide, it seems like a place that can be visited over and over again =)
Deletehmm but the food quality can be very when there the place the full...we order 2 fish head for 2 table..and each table got different degree of doneness.
ReplyDeleteFrozeh: thanks for the advice. Sounds like the quality control might not be 100 percent satisfactory yet. But hopefully they'll take note if you mentioned it to them and make improvements =)
DeleteWow...this looks like a nice place serving good Nyonya food. Would love to try it someday. May I know any landmarks nearby? Thx ;-)
ReplyDeleteMelissa: oh, it's on one of the shophouses across the road from puteri mart. hope you enjoy it. nyonya food is lovely :D
DeleteBabi pongteh rocks hahaha! :P
ReplyDeleteBangsar-Babe: especially with thick gravy and lots of soft potatoes to accompany the meat! :D
Deleteis this the same outlet as The Wok in Kota Damansara that has closed?
ReplyDeleteEiling: oh you're right, the wok closed in kota damansara and moved here to puchong :D
Deletefood there quite expensive. One liong shui RM5.
ReplyDeleteKakilang: yikes, ya, that's a bit pricey for puchong...
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