Kids faces tell the story: Exploring How Ji HK Roaster Rice & noodles 好记烧腊饭面 in Pulau Tikus, Penang!
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2024
- In our latest video, join us as we embark on a culinary adventure to How Ji Roaster Rice, a hidden gem nestled within Hup Kee kopitiam in Pulau Tikus, Penang. Specializing in authentic Hong Kong-style roast meats such as succulent duck, savory pork, and mouthwatering char siu, this lesser-known stall is a haven for locals and Penangites seeking flavorsome delights away from the tourist crowds.
Accompanied by my son and daughter, we delve into the world of Cantonese roast meats, indulging in a feast of crispy roast pork, tender duck, and perfectly barbecued char siu. While my personal favorite is the roast duck noodles, today's menu features a delightful combination of crispy roast pork and duck served with fragrant rice, alongside egg noodles topped with flavorful char siu, much to the delight of my kids.
Operating from 10 am to 5 pm on weekdays and closed on Sundays, How Ji Roaster Rice may be a hidden gem, but its culinary prowess speaks volumes. Whether you're a local food enthusiast or a traveler seeking authentic flavors, this is a must-visit destination for lovers of Hong Kong-style roast meats.
Join us as we savor every bite, sharing our thoughts and recommendations to guide you on your own gastronomic journey. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more food adventures and travel discoveries.
Have you visited How Ji Roaster Rice before? Share your experiences and favorite dishes in the comments below! And if you're planning your next foodie escapade in Penang, be sure to add How Ji to your list of must-try eateries.
Thank you for joining us on this flavorful expedition, and may your taste buds be forever tantalized by the exquisite flavors of Hong Kong-style roast meats!
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Your boy is so adorable. His sister is sweet too. I enjoyed watching them more than the duck. Haha!
The food looks delicious....Will try on my next trip. Love simple local places like these ......😊
Just looking at the roast pork skin I can tell it’s super crackling … haha … delicious … thanks for sharing
Hahaha thanks bro, I am lucky to have a good place like this around 20 mins from my home.
Your son well behave.... Good boy ❤
He was hungry, maybe low battery already hahahaha...he is OK lah, boys a lot different from girls, they are more mischievous sometimes. :)
the daughter is also very caring, willing to share with her brother and dad. Very matured for her age 👍
@@espymu hehehe to be honest my second daughter is very "spicy"... her elder sister is more patient LOL. But I make them share everything lah, I am an old daddy, next time when I am gone, they need to rely on each other.
@@pishedbloke Hahaha. I see. Wanted to ask for a while now as well. Sorry if I am being rude, where's your missus btw?
@@espymu my wife works during the day, I have retired and am a full-time dad now, actually it feels like driving a taxi/butler job to bring the kids to school, Marketing, preparing lunch and dinner etc. and also helping out my own parents. 😄
Keep them videos coming!
Hahahaha OK OK! LOL
Now that you mentioned about Bee Hooi kopitiam, there's 1 Nasi Lemak stall which is run by autistic kids with a supervisor. Go support! :)
Eh which Bee Hooi is that bro, got 2, one in Kimberley Street, and one more in Pulau Tikus.
@@pishedbloke The Bee Hooi in Pulau Tikus one, same row with Baskin Robbins one, bro. :)
@@AUNTHIAM ohhhh I go there often but never noticed the nasi lemak stall 😅
Roast duck looks delicious but not halal for me 😭. Anyway have you tried the jalan perak roast duck? I think ichang was there last year but not sure if they ate the roast duck.
I have yet to try the one in Perak Road... next time I pass the place will tarpao to try! :)
No doubt you are a loving dad to your kids but do you realise that maybe it is not such a good idea to take your kids from one hawker food to another?
Why not? They are with me all the time instead of other people.
@@pishedbloke Sorry, what I meant is do you think it is good to encourage them to develop a love for unhealthy oily hawker food?
@@michaelgoh121 I think you can't stop kids or any people from loving good food unless you never let them eat the food at all. For me as long as we eat everything in moderation it is fine. Most of the time I cook at home actually and I even wake up at 5am everyday on weekdays to cook lunches for the kids. Dinners are also cooked by me and I have my mom come over too at least 3 times a week. Restricting foods is the best way to create cravings and over-indulgence it is much better to teach self discipline and control.