Kolok Mee at Nam Chun Kopitiam Bangsar
Posted by Kuyat Nangka on 8:14 PM with 6 comments
As a Sarawakian, it’s always a big task to help fellow Sarawakians which are craving for Sarawak food which lives at Klang Valley. The place are scattered around Klang Valley but to enjoy two Sarawak food in one kopitiam is rare I can say.
Nam Chun Restaurant Lucky Garden Bangsar
Most of us know about the best laksa Sarawak in Klang Valley located at Lucky Garden Bangsar which is at Nam Chun Kopitiam. A lot of blog about the Aunty Christina Laksa Sarawak had been posted around and by word of mouth, the Laksa Sarawak is the main attraction for patrons to the kopitiam such as from kyspeak, vkeong, uli and headsteadi to name a few.
Photo taken from vkeong.com on Aunty Christina Sarawak Laksa
Last 2 months, a new shop just opened selling Sarawak food as well but famous for Kuchingnites which is Kolok Mee. It differs from Kampua Mee (you can have a taste of kampua in Bandar Puteri Puchong) which originated from Sibu. In Klang valley this is the 3rd shop I’d tested the Kolok Mee. I havn’t try the halal one yet which they say opened at Ampang which they say not that bad by my Kuching friend.
Kolok Mee at Nam Chun Kopitiam Lucky Garden Bangsar
Kolok Mee at Nam Chun Kopitiam Lucky Garden Bangsar
Back to Kolok mee at bangsar, on the first time I’d tested the mee but it not nice. But later, the owner ask my feedback and comment since I’d asked him either he from Kuching and then we became friend. Usually we talked in Bahasa Sarawak and I give him suggestion that mostly the Chinese in West M’sia like some greens on the meal same like wantan mee. So I suggest he put some sawi on it to compliment the full meal which is consist of mee, meat and greens. Since that day I gave comment, wah lau wei … his business was busy as the Laksa Sarawak sell by aunty Christina. The best thing, both stalls are alongside with each other and both helping each other in taking order from customer.
So, if you are craving for Kolok mee, do drop by at Bangsar and give your own verdict on the taste. Here are the map to go to Nam Chun.
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6 comments:
Looks good. My cousin (from Kuching) staying in Cheras will go there to eat very regularly...
Hi, hop over from suituapui's blog.
This is the coffeeshop that i frequent now to have my kolok mee fix, since i can't get any nice kampua around my area. I will go at least twice a week, now the boss also know me. hahahah
Hi there... I'm dropping by from STP's blog. :D Nice blog yu have here and I''d certainly try to drop by this place to have mee kolok. :D Been craving for Sarawakian delicacies ever since I got to know STP. :D Do you know where I can get kompiah in KL?
Hi Annie,
The owner is fr Kuching. For kampua, i reccomend you go to Puchong, u can search in my blog. Totally fr Sibu and they are also selling fried kampua.
Hi Cleffairy,
For Kompia you can get it at Bukit Bintang. The shop near Lot 10 named the White Rajah Cafe.
here are the link for Kampua in KL which are aunthentic Sibu ppl do.
http://m2mc.blogspot.com/2010/08/strawberry-with-bit-of-kampua-touch.html
Hi,do you know anywhere I can get to taste diang miang ngu?I'm craving for it.
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