Kochabi Ancient Taste Search leads to Alor Setar, my childhood foods, 3 simple and delicious places!
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Join me on a nostalgic food adventure in Alor Setar, where I set out to rediscover some of my childhood favorite hawker foods! 🚗🌧️
In this video, I revisit the beloved flavors of my youth, starting with an unforgettable journey to Tai Ka Kedai Makan dan Minuman. Located just opposite Alor Setar Mall, near the Alor Setar Selatan toll, this food court was the perfect spot to satisfy my craving for kai see mee (shredded chicken noodles). Despite the heavy rain, the 1 hour 45-minute drive was totally worth it. The taste of the rich chicken stock, pork lard-infused noodles, and smooth boiled chicken brought back so many memories and delighted my taste buds.
Next, we made our way to Numerical 8 Curry House near Jalan Putra for some delicious curry rice. Even at 11:30 am, the place was bustling with customers dining in and packing food to go. The mouth-watering aroma of various curries, sambal, and fried chicken was irresistible. We packed some dishes to enjoy later with my parents.
With the rain still pouring, we decided to spend some time at Aman Central Mall. A bit of shopping helped us pass the time until lunch, but a visit to my old favorite, Zam Zam Nasi Lemak, ended in disappointment as it was closed for the Hari Raya Aidiladha holidays. Undeterred, we headed to the Pekan Cina area for lunch at Hwa Nam Yin Yong, known for their charcoal-fried noodles. The flavors were incredible and did not disappoint.
After a day filled with delicious food and nostalgic moments, we headed home, excited to share our curry rice dinner with my parents. This trip was a beautiful blend of reliving the past and savoring the present. Don’t miss out on this culinary journey!
🍜 *Places Visited:*
1. Tai Ka Kedai Makan dan Minuman - Kai See Mee (Shredded Chicken Noodles)
2. Numerical 8 Curry House - Curry Rice
3. Aman Central Mall - Shopping and Hanging Out
4. Hwa Nam Yin Yong - Charcoal Fried Noodles
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Google Maps Link:
1. Tai Ka Kedai Makan dan Minuman - maps.app.goo.gl/DKLFyLWqKsrTe...
2. Numerical 8 Curry Sdn Bhd - maps.app.goo.gl/dtLf7rUVvFThN...
3. Hwa Nam Yin Yong - maps.app.goo.gl/7ZxgEfq8QjxBs...
Hi there, my family and I enjoy watching your videos a lot. It's a happy and relaxing entertainment for us. Keep your videos coming and looking forward to more 😊
Thank you so much for the kind words! I will try my best! 😃
Really enjoy all your videos. Also listening to our Hokkien dialect is such a treat as one can say we are true Penangites. I have been away for over 40 years and each time I return I find most are speaking more in Mandarin. Wishing you much success to your UA-cam videos. It is not easy to be filming all the time.
Kamsia kamsia! I wish my kids spoke more Hokkien, we used to assume anyone from the north would be able to understand our dialect. Towards Ipoh and KL Cantonese starts to be more prominent. Our education system is partly to blame too IMHO because students used to be penalized for speaking dialect in vernacular schools, so it greatly discouraged the usage. I hope we get to fix it, otherwise the next few generations will see the last of Penang Hokkien.
For safety sake, do remind your children to put on their seat belts when in car. The place n dishes are quite different from the usual. Food looks yummy... especially the lard.
Yes they always have their seatbelts on when I drive. Yes, Alor Setar food is slightly different from Penang! The curry rice is superb!
The family shot at the start of this video is awesome, bro. Many great eats in Alor Setar.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful videos and waiting to see more.
Stay safe.
thank you so much!!!
Wah. Nice to be back to Alor Setar 🤗 I believe not enough time to stop by and visit our Alma Mater 😂🥰
Hujan kuat whole day... I was planning a whole day there but semua tak jadi. Takpa, another reason to come again!
Being to Alor star few times..find the foods at the few hawkers centres around Aman Central just average..maybe next time can try this kochabi..
Ya many new hawker centers around Jalan Putra, the yin yong place is only 10mins away from Aman Central. Kai see mee is a bit further. The curry rice is the nearest, behind the mall area
Nice Bro . Thanks for your sharing 🙏👍👍👍You are sharing what you think is good ….. nice kids good family …honest pple 👍👍👍✨✨✨
Thanks bro, yeah we just post if I think it is nice. Those not so nice, I will not share lah, but all depends if we have the same taste also loh...
Great videos! Keep it up. Reminds me of my childhood in BM. Hope you can do a TOP 5 hokkien mee, char kueh teow, etc series😁
Thank you! I think it is quite difficult to make a Top 5 or Top 10!!! People get a bit touchy about which is the best... all these videos are my opinions only, some people may not like my taste. 😅😅😅
need a disclaimer 😂
@@euricthean 😂😂😂
Must eat with the Cili padi.
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Any noodles like this in Penang ??
The closest one I can find is at the food court opposite PISA, I can't remember what is the name of the stall, it says "Alor Setar Kai See Mee" or something but this one at Tai Ka is much better.
Balik kampung bro. Nice.
Thank you bro, Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Adha
Hello Bro searching for ho Liao to eat happy eating together❤😅😢😊
hehehe so many new ports to try!!! Must search lah, that's my job! 😆
it would be good if you could include Google map link to your locations. Keep up the Good Work 💪
It's in the description bro
Bro u shud come melaka eat similar white wantan mee. The name of the cafe is hong sheng wtm open from 4.30pm til sold out. But probably too far for u😂
I haven't been to Melaka since the pandemic! Maybe time to go again.... I love it there too, interesting city and a lot to do!
I was in penang over the weekend and i tried seng ghee ckt thanks to ur recommendation. It was worth the wait. Also hantam gou lou sar hor fun. It was really good
Please provide address. First time we heard white wanton mèe. Thank you
@@yiksengheng8684 Hahahaha great! I have been wanting to make Gou Lou's video for a long time now but he closes so early! Hard to arrange the time... LOL
@@normantan7796 the name of the wan tan mee is Hong Sheng WTM. U can google
So i kept hearing about this nostalgia Golden Island kai si mee from the now-singaporean childhood friends from AS but my family and i never heard of. Ok, I gave it a shot and it was the most bland ka si mee i ever tasted. My parent wondered why i drove all the way there for such mediocre mee. kochabi or not, that Kai si mee is pretty shitty. Why all the out of towner so crazy about it? we don't like it one bit.
One man's meat is another man's poison. You don't have to be rude about it bro.
@@pishedbloke True, personal preferences and experiences vary widely. What works for one might not work for another. Meanwhile, hate to see people driving all the way for mediocre mee - that would be rude.
To me and my family it was really good. Not everything we eat will have the same effect on everyone. You win some you lose some.
It’s down memory lane for you.. pack with lip smacking good food. All these are our favourites too, esp bak yu pok 😛☺️. Great video, thanks ! 👍
@@gracechew4554 thank you so much... food can trigger some great memories! :)