Monday, July 09, 2012

Goreng Kuey Teow Tong Shin @ Puchong

Been quite long time after my first visiting during the first opening on 6 October 2010, Goreng Kuey Teow Tong Shin (一品香 炒粿条) formerly known as Tengkat Tong Shin of Bukit Bintang now had been relocated in BANDAR PUTERI, Puchong, Selangor.

I was here for dinner with Singapore ex-colleague, Marc. He's giving 100% support to this owner of the shop, Ricky Ooi. We both been very close with Ricky, because we used to work together in a same company previously. I admired Ricky's hard work and his passion setting up own shop, came true at last.

Front Shop

From the designing till the opening ceremony, Ricky puts a lot efforts into it.  The shop was spacious, famous with newspapers decor and it's painted in red color. As I walked in I saw large prints on the wall full with the reviews that's actually prompted me in mind that all the food here was good.

Ricky generously, greeted both us with a welcome. He's is humble in what ever way and we asked us what do we want for the night. I told him "Can you recommend us your signature dish?" Automatic Ricky share with us what is good in his shop.

Fat fresh Popiah 

Fresh shredded Seng kuang and eggs wrapped with fine tiny dough

After taking down orders, he served us with drinks and some light refreshments as appetizers for us while waiting for the rest to arrive.  The very famous Popiahs with decent ingredients such as fresh shredded Seng kuang and eggs wrapped with fine tiny dough. Not forgotten, with sweet and chilies sauce covering the layer of Popiah. The measurement of cutting just nice, to put a piece into my mouth. Juicy, filling and crunchy while chewing it.

Char Kuey Teow fried by Ricky

Char Kuey Teow, with fried Lap Cheong, cockles, & medium size of prawns

Next was the very famous Char Kuey Teow fried by Ricky himself. Could not wait to taste it with his own hand. Here comes the fragrant Wok Hei Char Kuey Teow after waited for 20min, a few meters away from the kitchen till my table. Hot and warm with a plate of Char Keuy Teow, generous with fried Lap Cheong, cockles, and medium size of prawns inside. It tasted heavenly delicious. In the middle of eating, I accidentally bite some crunchy stuffs which I've have no idea about it. I asked Ricky, and he said it's FRIED PORK LARD [Chu Yau Cha] that was the credits for overall presentation and I prefer to go with fried Pork Lard while eating it. One word it's absolutely yummy yummy.

Fried Rice with Lap Cheong

Next we were served by Ricky, the Fried Rice. This Fried rice is a very special with Lap Cheong superb if you ask me and also together with good Wok Hei. Rather classic, he fried is traditional style, with thick black soy sauce giving a nice aroma flavor and mixed with Pork Lard as well. Warm and hot, absolutely tasty, just nice not too salty.

Lam Mee with big and chewy pork balls

Marc was craving for noodles, Ricky recommended Lam Mee to him. This Lam Mee, generous with ingredients such as eggs, medium size prawns and my favorite was the big and chewy pork balls with thick black broth sauce that makes the Lam Mee well balance and it's a good eat.

Hokkien Prawn Mee, mixed with spicy blended chilies

Not forgetting the Hokkien Prawn Mee, with decent soup and ingredients, mixed with spicy blended chilies [secret recipe] historical from generations till now. According to Ricky, blended chilies need a lot hard work,  not just ordinary chilies but to cook a good spicy chilies takes about FOUR hours, need to stir it non stop till it form thick spicy chili sauce. Beware of the spicy chilies hot till your tongue, lolz.

The Menu

Worth while to dine here, with reasonable price that everyone can afford to eat. Varieties range of prices available for your selection. Quick services over here. Thanks to Ricky, for the time with us. Enjoyed the food over here. Cheers xD

Goreng Kuey Teow Tong Shin (一品香 炒粿条)
Address: 27-g, JALAN PUTERI 2/6, BANDAR PUTERI, Puchong, Selangor
Location: Shop is near easy parmax n opposite Mr DIY.
For more details read here on Review: Tong Shin Char Kuey Teow
Contact Number: Ricky Ooi @ 012 -205 2583

4 comments:

thedeadcockroach said...

YUM! YUM! The CKT looks good! What is Lam Mee?

Unknown said...

Lam Mee is long yellow rice noodles cooked in a rich gravy made from the stock of prawns and chicken. It is always served at birthdays to wish the birthday boy or girl a long life, and is also known as birthday noodles.

Steven Lee said...

Very good delicious information. Sweet.

Unknown said...

Steven: Not bad actually.. I love his fragnant kuey teow =D