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Kedai Kopi Min Jiang, Air Itam Road

I am going to pimp this coffee shop a bit because they have foods that are unique. The coffee shop is on the same block with Tan Chong showroom. Check out the place if you haven’t cos it is this little, unassuming coffee shop actually sells very yummy tomyam and grilled fish.

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I am currently on a vegetarian diet and was ecstatic when the stall sells vegetables like asparagus, okra and four-angled beans. Just perfect for me to fulfill my cravings for grilled stingray. They are very generous with the sambal and the accompaniment of tamarind and chillies sauce was great.

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Don’t miss the tomyam. It is sold by this plump woman who cook every pot individually. Waiting time is long but it is worth waiting. The soup taste is just balanced. And for RM7, you get a whole squid, two prawns and fish meats. Only sad thing is I have to remove all the seafoods and enjoy only the noodles.

Remember to order the heh chien and wantan mee made with this weird looking noodle which is similar looking to intestines.

Posted by lilian on February 25th, 2007 under Eating places, Hawker foods

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7 Responses to “Kedai Kopi Min Jiang, Air Itam Road”

  1. Best recipes, foods and travel » Panggang kembong fish and vege Says:
    May 9th, 2007 at 9:18 pm

    [...] had written about this coffeeshop in Jalan Air Itam but since I like the place so much, I am going to a post here again. The place is [...]

  2. shooi Says:
    May 9th, 2007 at 9:25 pm

    Salivating just looking at your tom yam pic!

  3. Erina Law Says:
    May 10th, 2007 at 11:35 am

    Four angled-beans are our fav. Buah petai is mine only lar. Just cooked some sambal buah petai lately. No need other dish. Just that with rice is good enough liau.

  4. Best recipes, foods and travel » Theme Tuesday - My dinner Says:
    May 15th, 2007 at 9:30 pm

    [...] And a plate of prawn omelette (heh chien). RM6. So, we spent about RM25 for a meal of fried rice (which my two younger sons shared), drinks and all the above. (foods from Kedai Kopi Min Jiang) [...]

  5. Food, travel, recipe & sights » Fish soup noodle (hu thau bee hoon) Says:
    July 5th, 2007 at 2:49 pm

    [...] there is this fantastic fish head noodle which I love from Kedai Kopi Min Jiang. The guy fried those slices of fresh fishes on the spot. This means you get crunchy, freshly fried [...]

  6. Fish soup noodle (hu thau bee hoon) · Recipe Download Centre Says:
    July 5th, 2007 at 3:55 pm

    [...] there is this fantastic fish head noodle which I love from Kedai Kopi Min Jiang. The guy fried those slices of fresh fishes on the spot. This means you get crunchy, freshly fried [...]

  7. PMS and spicy food cravings | Food, travel, recipe & sights Says:
    January 31st, 2008 at 12:01 am

    [...] have blogged about Kedai Kopi Min Jiang but I go there so often so this is another post for [...]

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