I grew up in Sea Park, this place is nostalgic and memories are vivid. Ruby theatre was very much a part of my childhood remember once after midnight show and I walked home with my dad and got chase by stray dogs lol😅 MJ Wang… way back then the coffee shop was such a hit! Sister’s curry laksa was there and a fruit stall right in front. And in the evening there was this Chinese restaurant style stall on the outside. Their food was really good. Not sure if you remember the tong sui stall and kampar fish ball stall at the corner coffee shop used to have this lady that sells asam laksa and Siamese laksa! That aunty’s Siamese laksa and kampar fish ball noodle was my favourite noodle stall. Too many good eats in a rather small area 😅 your video brought back a lot of memories thank you for sharing this video uncle Elmo. ❤
i am very familiar with Sea Park. Have lived there since the 80's, the morning mkt back then was very lively and food choices aplenty. Quality was good too 🙂and the snooker centre in Sea Park mkt used to be Emporium supermarket 😂. Speaking of Victoria, they were reduced to a tiny shop with tee shirts and CDs back in 2019 in Sg Wang. Times have changed... and oh yeah, the good old Ruby theatre... so many great memories
Each of us living in that era will have our own "memorabilia" ranging from cassettes, VHS tapes, DVDs, VCDs, vinyls and etc etc. Those were good days indeed. In this episode - it was interesting to have a coffee shop having so many good and tasty stalls after being vet by the shop owner on the choices and taste of their food. Interesting vegetarian stalls to "Sam Kan Cheong" noodle classic "only in Klang" area available are all favorites. Great to see youngsters taking over the "wok"and preparing great food and continued to be enjoyed by the people at SEA park. I would reiterate that it is again a Yatt Lau & Mou Tak Deng food haunting episode to add to series. Thank you Elmo. 🤏🤏🤏
Used to work in Hong Leong Finance in SS2 back in 1997 to about 1999 seconded from HQ in KL. Sadly never ate at this place, only the one in Paramount Garden, must try this place one of these days. Love your reviews, keep doing them! Bro I live in USJ, maybe someday can join you for makan session LOL
Thank you for showcasing my hometown, SEA Park !! but your title is misleading lah .. this is only best of MJ Wang koptiam ... still got many more! love the history parts .. brings back many good memories
Thanks for supporting, in my previous episodes I already featured all the known eateries there therefore featuring one kopitiam for tis series is the obvious thing to do
It was called Tong Foong restaurant many years ago. In the 80s, it housed a beef noodle stall which was one of the best in Klang Valley then, ran by 2 sisters. They sold the recipe and stall to a new owner who ran the stall subsequently. But I don’t think they are there anymore. That restaurant used to sell nice coffee and the owner of the building ran a vegetarian restaurant on the first floor.
@@malaysiafood328 older but not by much. We may have crossed paths back then 😊 I don't remember Black Forest pub but I remember The Den. It was across from the post office
Thanks for this video, Elmo. Very nicely done 👍🏼 This is my area. Sea Park & Paramount is definitely a food haven in PJ. Unfortunately, prices are getting more and more expensive.
I don’t know if you still remember that there is a CD shop called C & L Dics Center in Sea Park. I miss him very much. From LD, CD, VCD, to DVD. I rent or buy them there. Very historic. Do you have an impression?
Thanks Ben I noticed u r a bi lingual too. I don't recall tis place, however I was renting laser disc from the Victoria music boss from his detached house in section 14
Ipoh Hakka Yong Tau Foo was kicked out from this kopishop. I found them at SS2 Chow Yang. Still as good. Their veggie fish paste stuff "liao" are pretty awesome. Apparently they had disagreement about something and thus the ytf had to move out.
I can feel your pain when your wife asked you to throw away the " rubbish" . I have cassettes , CD , DVD in my collection ... just dont have the heart to throw them away. Your recommendation on the food is really spot on as i have eaten majority of those places as my office is just round the corner . The foods are indeed delicious and only headache is parking ! Thanks for sharing . I am curious , last video on Bandar Puteri , i posted my comments but i do not see them , was there an error ?
Learn to let go is doing a favour to yourself and your family. Things that is no longer in use becomes accumulate like a mountain, if you have rented storage room then different case, or else its just an eyesore. My dad kept alot of old speakers, 1 day my late mom kenot tahan, she called someone come and collect all speakers, what a relief
Absolutely agree with you...those will not understand how precious these CD or DVD for collector. My first ever CD i bought with my saving from school allowances in 1988.
Music CD still has its niche following due to sound quality instead of compressed mp3 and music streaming. As for movies, DVD is still relevant IF you have DVD player, more of older generation since 4K and streaming services is readily available. Seapark is basically section 21, bordering Paramount Garden, which is section 20. Ruby cinema was iconic landmark, before it was shut, turned into a Church & vacated, then now, eye-sore Ruby apartment :)
Mr Elmo, to be honest, the Sou Gei sar horfun he was cocky & rude to me & my friend, he always show his black face to customers, im happy he's closed!!!!
Thank You Elmo for Vlogging S.E.A. Park it Brings back Memories
U r welcome Bernard, SEA Park was my playground
im from Sea Park. Thanks for mentioning my father's shop, Mikado Tailor🎉
Hi voon say hello to your father for me
your old photo ... wow ! ! I guess 45 years ago .. incredible.
To be exact 1973
1973. The bus stop was at the corner kedai runcit near your house. It was Toong Seng or Hoong Seng
SEA Park is definitely a worthy mention, thanks for the video Uncle Elmo.
You r welcome mate
滿佳旺MJ Wang 的齋菜檔菜式多，很好吃😋
Ivy 的烹飪功夫有夠水準👍
❤
谢谢支持她
I grew up in Sea Park, this place is nostalgic and memories are vivid. Ruby theatre was very much a part of my childhood remember once after midnight show and I walked home with my dad and got chase by stray dogs lol😅
MJ Wang… way back then the coffee shop was such a hit! Sister’s curry laksa was there and a fruit stall right in front. And in the evening there was this Chinese restaurant style stall on the outside. Their food was really good. Not sure if you remember the tong sui stall and kampar fish ball stall at the corner coffee shop used to have this lady that sells asam laksa and Siamese laksa! That aunty’s Siamese laksa and kampar fish ball noodle was my favourite noodle stall. Too many good eats in a rather small area 😅 your video brought back a lot of memories thank you for sharing this video uncle Elmo. ❤
Thanks for sharing Amelia you really know seapark
i am very familiar with Sea Park. Have lived there since the 80's, the morning mkt back then was very lively and food choices aplenty. Quality was good too 🙂and the snooker centre in Sea Park mkt used to be Emporium supermarket 😂.
Speaking of Victoria, they were reduced to a tiny shop with tee shirts and CDs back in 2019 in Sg Wang. Times have changed... and oh yeah, the good old Ruby theatre... so many great memories
So u lived in the good old Seapark
@@malaysiafood328 yes uncle, did you go to Emporium supermkt back when you were renting in Sea Park ?
Thanks, you reminded me of their name that I've forgotten
Each of us living in that era will have our own "memorabilia" ranging from cassettes, VHS tapes, DVDs, VCDs, vinyls and etc etc. Those were good days indeed. In this episode - it was interesting to have a coffee shop having so many good and tasty stalls after being vet by the shop owner on the choices and taste of their food. Interesting vegetarian stalls to "Sam Kan Cheong" noodle classic "only in Klang" area available are all favorites. Great to see youngsters taking over the "wok"and preparing great food and continued to be enjoyed by the people at SEA park. I would reiterate that it is again a Yatt Lau & Mou Tak Deng food haunting episode to add to series. Thank you Elmo. 🤏🤏🤏
Thanks choong Im glad tis episode brought back good memories for you
食物吸引，咖喱麵，炒粿條，雞絲河粉是我至愛，超美味好想即刻食👍🏻😋
多谢你HK uncle
I will be the first one to buy the CCR CD from you Mr Elmo. I love to collect CD....
Used to work in Hong Leong Finance in SS2 back in 1997 to about 1999 seconded from HQ in KL. Sadly never ate at this place, only the one in Paramount Garden, must try this place one of these days. Love your reviews, keep doing them! Bro I live in USJ, maybe someday can join you for makan session LOL
Sure mate, looking forward
Thank you for showcasing my hometown, SEA Park !! but your title is misleading lah .. this is only best of MJ Wang koptiam ... still got many more! love the history parts .. brings back many good memories
Thanks for supporting, in my previous episodes I already featured all the known eateries there therefore featuring one kopitiam for tis series is the obvious thing to do
It was called Tong Foong restaurant many years ago.
In the 80s, it housed a beef noodle stall which was one of the best in Klang Valley then, ran by 2 sisters. They sold the recipe and stall to a new owner who ran the stall subsequently. But I don’t think they are there anymore.
That restaurant used to sell nice coffee and the owner of the building ran a vegetarian restaurant on the first floor.
Thanks for the detailed info SK
Very good review. I stayed in Paramount Gardens in the 70s, probably about the same time as you. Ruby and Paramount theaters were happening places 😊
But maybe I'm older, I'm now 70 years old
@@malaysiafood328 older but not by much. We may have crossed paths back then 😊
I don't remember Black Forest pub but I remember The Den. It was across from the post office
Yes frankie tan and Tommy tan
Black Forest was at the seapark shopping center next to ruby. Foodland minimarket was there in the 1970s
大概是04年，我在那一带租房子。早出晚归，在不同的店吃过干炒大禄面/糖水/陈秀莲鱼头。有次吃晚餐，对面一大张桌子只坐一个人，神情轻松在看报纸，不怒自威，没人敢搭枱，此人乃林吉祥也。
Thanks for this video, Elmo.
Very nicely done 👍🏼
This is my area. Sea Park & Paramount is definitely a food haven in PJ. Unfortunately, prices are getting more and more expensive.
Thanks Wai loon didn't know u r from tis area
不知你还记不记得 Sea Park 有间叫 C & L Dics Centre 的 CD 店， 很怀念他 ，从 LD ,CD , VCD , 到 DVD . 我都是在那边租或买的。很有历史感。 你有印象吗？
I don’t know if you still remember that there is a CD shop called C & L Dics Center in Sea Park. I miss him very much. From LD, CD, VCD, to DVD. I rent or buy them there. Very historic. Do you have an impression?
Thanks Ben I noticed u r a bi lingual too. I don't recall tis place, however I was renting laser disc from the Victoria music boss from his detached house in section 14
Ipoh Hakka Yong Tau Foo was kicked out from this kopishop. I found them at SS2 Chow Yang. Still as good. Their veggie fish paste stuff "liao" are pretty awesome. Apparently they had disagreement about something and thus the ytf had to move out.
Thanks chow tis important info
I'm from the north & PJ Sea Park is a must head to place for such northern fare.
Thanks derek please support them
@@malaysiafood328 More like they supporting us by be in the trade & offering us good tasty food.
I can feel your pain when your wife asked you to throw away the " rubbish" . I have cassettes , CD , DVD in my collection ... just dont have the heart to throw them away. Your recommendation on the food is really spot on as i have eaten majority of those places as my office is just round the corner . The foods are indeed delicious and only headache is parking ! Thanks for sharing . I am curious , last video on Bandar Puteri , i posted my comments but i do not see them , was there an error ?
Hi cheah I just read your bandar putri an hour ago
Learn to let go is doing a favour to yourself and your family. Things that is no longer in use becomes accumulate like a mountain, if you have rented storage room then different case, or else its just an eyesore. My dad kept alot of old speakers, 1 day my late mom kenot tahan, she called someone come and collect all speakers, what a relief
LOL I feel for your father
Hi Elmo, i still listening Cd. If you really want to let go. Pls do let me know.
Thanks mate
Absolutely agree with you...those will not understand how precious these CD or DVD for collector. My first ever CD i bought with my saving from school allowances in 1988.
Thanks yip u r always a audiophile
Music CD still has its niche following due to sound quality instead of compressed mp3 and music streaming. As for movies, DVD is still relevant IF you have DVD player, more of older generation since 4K and streaming services is readily available. Seapark is basically section 21, bordering Paramount Garden, which is section 20. Ruby cinema was iconic landmark, before it was shut, turned into a Church & vacated, then now, eye-sore Ruby apartment :)
You seemed to know SEA park, unfortunately an eye coming up
@@malaysiafood328 Yes, Seapark is my 'backyard'...cause I have been and still am - staying at Paramount Garden for over 40+ years :)
Good
The availability of Sam Kan Zong noodle in JB is on the rise now. Some even branded it as "Johor Sam Kan Zong"
Thanks for the info CJ
有一天我在pj 17 吃板面。是印尼婆煮的，还好吃过tmn bahagia 出名的。
對外勞煮的美食還好
You didn't introduce any stalls from Tong Kee coffee shop
工作效率一流
谢谢你冯先生原来你在这里买货
There is a Victoria Music at Amcorp Mall
That’s probably the last standing one
@@malaysiafood328 Yes the last one .. my favorite was Victoria Music at Sg Wang
Mine was at the legend mall near World Trade Center in the 90s
@@malaysiafood328 I have totally forgotten about this name Legend Mall. Used to have Yaohan. Then changed name to Putra Mall and now Sunway Putra Mall
Wow you do know KL
my church DUMC used to be where the Ruby Cinema is
My MAS pilot friend was a member there too
Oh yeah. There is no way we would have the devices for our cassettes, CDs, VCDs and DVDs any more nowadays
Sad but true
You didn’t go Taiwan Bar meh??😂😂😂
This is a good one, there used to be aging non Chinese bar ladies
@@malaysiafood328 I was working around this area during the late 80s to mid 90s. Great memories 😆
Boss, vinyl u selling?
Thanks fong, yes I’m selling all of them but no choice, you must buy all, 90% English, the rest canto, mandarin, Japanese etc
@@malaysiafood328 how many vinly of it?
Around 550
That alot, n really a fans of it. Perhaps records shop only able to take this amount
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Hi, good evening, Elmo,,i m interested to buy used CD , I stay nearby to Seapark Garden,pls contact if U r willing to let go some of your CD, thks
Thanks mate, I only willing to sell my CDs and LPs all in one go, cannot choose
请问你们有哪一家炒大肠好吃
最親炸大腸一般潮州粥店可以吃的到
the pork noodle CHAMPION
my church DUMC used to be there
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No MSG? Uncle Roger: "Haiya"
LOL
yeah ipoh hor fun syiok
Please feature MJ kopitiam at SS13
Already taste their dry curry mee.....yummy
Thanks didn’t know they have another MJ kopitiam
Sea park. Parking headache
Ya la very bad in fact
Elvis, beatles records all available can sell to me Mr Li
Thanks Alan but I was waiting for one person to buy up my entire collection of CD and vinyl
Mr Elmo, to be honest, the Sou Gei sar horfun he was cocky & rude to me & my friend, he always show his black face to customers, im happy he's closed!!!!
Thanks wong agreed he has attitude although his Sa hor fun was good
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