Tapau vs eat-in hawker foods

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In Penang, we have every kind of exotic stuffs never seen before in other states. There are tiny stalls and pushcarts at every corner. In fact, you can find a hawker within 1KM radius, at the most.

So, we hardly need to order McDonald’s or Pizza Hut takeaway because of this.

However, what are some of the foods that can be tapau and what the ones best eaten fresh?

This is the Lorong Seratus Tahun curry mee. On weekend mornings, my hubby will tapau or takeway for us. It is really nice to eat this at home because you can afford to pile on the fried chillies paste and sweat a bucket without strangers looking at you. What I normally do is to put the soup and the noodle into the pot for a quick heating.

You definitely do not want to tapau your char koay teow because CKT only tastes good when it is just fresh out from the hot wok. Otherwise, the cockles turned rubbery and the noodles too soggy. So, if you want char koay teow, it is best eaten fresh.

Porridge or yee sang kai chok. This is another one which is best eaten fresh because some great stalls really give you half-cooked eel and they are very delicious and sweet when done in that almost rare state.

Posted by lilian on September 18th, 2007 under Food, Hawker foods

One Response to “Tapau vs eat-in hawker foods”

Cindy Says:
September 18th, 2007 at 9:18 pm
100 tahun curry mee is my favourite… yummy yummy

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