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Think of Curry Laksa - 2007/03/11 21:16 I am currently working on a project of Laksa, please give your comments on how a good laksa should be and what type of laksa gravy you like. As for me,I like KL version of Curry Laksa with plain cooked chicken meat, prawn and clams, and with a plate of sambal. yummy

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Re:Think of Curry Laksa - 2007/03/12 01:40 i think what's important would be the santan. curry laksa without santan is certainly not on.

anyone else care to comment?
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Re:Think of Curry Laksa - 2007/03/12 17:25 I like my curry laksa watery with curdled santan (those santan that still floats around in the gravy).

Must have ingredients: Tau foo pok, si ham, loads of taugeh, slices of char siew, chicken must be in cut up pieces, not chicken slices and most importantly, that plate of sambal with chilli oil. Preferably hakka noodles (tai po meen), not the yellow noodles. I like noodles + meehoon or the flat wantan mee type for my curry laksa.

The best curry laksa stalls:

1. Along Jalan San Peng, Chee Mui, a stall operate only in the morning to afternoon offering the correct consistency and ingredients to my liking. Their lum mee and yong tau foo is also very good. Close on Sundays
2. In UOA foodcourt (too bad the stall is no longer operating now)
3. Along Jalan Pudu (opposite the famous prawn noodle shack) a wooden shack operated by a husband and wife team (the couple is always quarrelling)
4. At Jalan Pudu's night wai sik kai. The only curry laksa stall there.
5. At Jalan Kenanga's night time hawker square in front of Maybank. There are 2 stalls. One selling very good chee yoke fun and porridge. The other selling fried noodles.
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Re:Think of Curry Laksa - 2007/03/12 18:56 actually i don't care much for the chicken - i would much prefer having it with roast pork. especially if the roast pork is put on top of the bowl of curry noodle so the skin does not become soft and soggy.

used to like the one at oriental craving but my last trip there - the curry laksa was off.
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Re:Think of Curry Laksa - 2007/03/13 04:07 Believe roastpork goes well with many noodle dishes including, wantan mee, juyokefun and curry mee.

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Re:Think of Curry Laksa - 2007/03/13 16:35 Roastpork can also be eaten on its own if it is really good. The one from Menglembu's wet market is the best I've ever eaten. Nothing beats it.

Refer to Menglembu - go try!! My in-law's family can finish one whole pig in one sitting! We all sit around the pig and my mom-in-law go chop, chop, chop and we all go eat, eat, eat.. Within an hour, all that's left was the head, the legs and the bones.. all then went into the soup pot.
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