You know it’s kind of frustrating when you need to eat something yet you do not know what to have, and if you have the money of course, you will lavishly spend on it, otherwise, you will be thinking what to eat, what to eat.
Anyway, we were running out of idea what to have for breakfast one of the weekends, and also wonder where to go for breakfast, or where to have breakfast which is nearer to the destination where you need to run some errands. And you know why were we so particular on that, reason is very simple,… that’s due to fuel hike which we both don’t want to travel unnecessary.
If this happened to those days, we’ll have breakfast in one end and run errands on the other end of the island. Well, those lavish and luxury days no more exist, anymore.
Well, let’s not bog down by these negativities that will spoil our appetite.
Those living in Georgetown (which recently has inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage list) will know this stall used to be in Kimberly Street. And I heard they also have another stall which operates at night in Farlim one of the resident area too.
Anyway, this stall is located at the end of Carnavon Street, and it’s actually located in one of the shop which is triangle in shape. This shop used to be wholesale cutleries and plates, but now has turned into a coffee shop. To be more specific, this stall is located opposite the police station and diagonal opposite a wet market.
Ok, now back to the main attraction – Koay Teow Th’ng.
Look at the bowl of Koay Teow Th’ng, didn’t it get you drooling over and bite it and get it swallow?? Hehehehe… that’s very bad of me, huh?
Anyway, we waited almost an hour just to have a bowl of this. Cuz, I can tell you their customers base is really huge and I could see many level of people patronize this place for breakfast, even a white collar, blue collar, uncles, aunties and etc.
It’s hard to find any stalls right now that give intestines. And when you’re there, you wouldn’t care about cholesterol. Most important is to fill up the stomach!!
Anyway, we were running out of idea what to have for breakfast one of the weekends, and also wonder where to go for breakfast, or where to have breakfast which is nearer to the destination where you need to run some errands. And you know why were we so particular on that, reason is very simple,… that’s due to fuel hike which we both don’t want to travel unnecessary.
If this happened to those days, we’ll have breakfast in one end and run errands on the other end of the island. Well, those lavish and luxury days no more exist, anymore.
Well, let’s not bog down by these negativities that will spoil our appetite.
Those living in Georgetown (which recently has inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage list) will know this stall used to be in Kimberly Street. And I heard they also have another stall which operates at night in Farlim one of the resident area too.
Anyway, this stall is located at the end of Carnavon Street, and it’s actually located in one of the shop which is triangle in shape. This shop used to be wholesale cutleries and plates, but now has turned into a coffee shop. To be more specific, this stall is located opposite the police station and diagonal opposite a wet market.
Ok, now back to the main attraction – Koay Teow Th’ng.
Look at the bowl of Koay Teow Th’ng, didn’t it get you drooling over and bite it and get it swallow?? Hehehehe… that’s very bad of me, huh?
Anyway, we waited almost an hour just to have a bowl of this. Cuz, I can tell you their customers base is really huge and I could see many level of people patronize this place for breakfast, even a white collar, blue collar, uncles, aunties and etc.
It’s hard to find any stalls right now that give intestines. And when you’re there, you wouldn’t care about cholesterol. Most important is to fill up the stomach!!
Comments
Carnavon St? I get confused over the roads' names in Pg, though been round the isle for umpteenth time!
but for me, sorry la.. my tummy take over control of my mind..
recently found a good KTT at Transfer Road.. will blog about that soon...
for this stall, I think is time to give them a re-visit.... thanks for reminding.... yum yum
The wantan mee is good too...
Must try this next weekend! :)
Hi j2kfm, the street that sells lot of 2nd hand school books and coffin too. YOu should be able to know.
Hi PenangTuaPui, hey, am waiting for your Transfer Road KTT posting leh... when are you going to blog about it??
Hi PP, oh, you can be rest assured. This is clean and tasty.
Hi 24hrmom, poor thing... Vege is good, but once in awhile, I'll go for such sinful food. :)
Hi Durianberry, yup, that was the price that we've paid. No bad, huh??
Hi Shell, hehehehe... same here.
Hi CK Lam, is that right?? But I saw them selling beef noodle instead of wan tan mee, leh.
Hi Gill Gill, so, have you tried??
Hi Lingzie, errr... as far as I know, no price increase wor!!
Hi Joe, hahahahahhaha....
Hi Fortesfidelis, welcome to my blog. You can be rest assured. This is clean and tasty!!
Hi Squall, :D Sure yummy la!!!
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