Small kiosks or stalls inside shopping malls are indeed popular in Klang Valley with the evidence of long queue and fully occupied dining tables. This is what I saw when we stop by Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks for a quick lunch (it’s in between lunch and dinner time actually) in Ikano Power Centre last month.
Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks has more than 10 franchise outlets in KL, PJ, Malacca, Penang and Johor, not to mention Singapore and Indonesia. The name was taken from the famous Shihlin Taiwan Night Market in Taipei due to its popularity among locals to search for night snacks (Taiwanese love to snack when watching TV!), so the food served here are re-created from the snacks found in Shihlin Night Market.
The most famous is the hand made Oyster Mee Sua, comprising a thick stock made of five core ingredients, imported hand made mee sua, fresh oysters and shredded chicken. I didn’t order this as I’m not a fan of oysters but my dining companions seem to love it a lot.
Instead of mee sua, I had the XXL Crispy Chicken Rice Set or Happy! Ricebox Set which comes with a huge piece of deep fried crispy chicken fillet dusted with chilli powder, cold white beancurd, century egg, special sauce, rice and drink. The chicken fillet was neither too dry nor juicy, just alright but the sauce is good! It complements the beancurd and century egg very well.
Somehow, I don’t really like the Chicken Floss Egg Crepe as I found the egg crepe was a bit chewy and not fragrant enough.
What do you call a meal in between lunch and dinner?
Lunner!
What do you call a meal in between dinner and supper?
Dipper!
Have a nice weekend!
Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks
Lot LG65,
No. 2, Jalan PJU 7/2,
Mutiara Damansara,
47800, Petaling Jaya.
Web: http://www.shihlinsnacks.com.tw/
Who else been to Shihlin?
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hahaha… so, do u prefer having lunners or dippers? 😉
I on the other hand, prefer all sorts of meals, brunch, lunner and dipper. 6 meals a day is nothing new anyway… muahaha ..
wei, din know they serve the crispy chicken with rice nowadays!!!
but they have far too many outlets, and somehow the novelty is starting to wear off. that day I passed by one in …erm, somewhere (forgot liao) and completely swatting flies, on a weekend.
but the chicken is not bad, I agree! 🙂
Was quite disappointed with the egg crepe too. The exterior was too soft, and the entire combo too sweet.
The oyster mee sua looks interesting.
Hey same like me. M no fan of the oyster noodle nor the egg crepe. From the crowd I observed at the Pavilion outlet, think we are the minority-la.
come out with the rice as a new item? nvr seen that b4..
yeah the oyster mee sua is quite cekap!
Jun: Can I have both? 😛
J2Kfm: I think it’s the new item. Never actually thought of trying them out but my friends were like talking about oyster noodle every minute while we were in Ikano.
Lyrical Lemongrass: Yeah, it’s like they have been wrapped for a certain period of time, not freshly wrapped.
William: Don’t you think the oysters a little… raw?
Tummythoz: I don’t remember I see it in Pavilion before… which floor?
LotsOfCravings: Yeah, I think it’s a new item. Haha, cekap! That reminds me of Crayon Shin Chan!
Hi…I’m am a Pg food blogger and finds your blog very interesting and especially with your description words of Lunner and Dipper for the inbetween meals…cool !
I want to try the box set next time! Got century egg! Yay!…only ate the chicken on its own.
only tried the on at One U, really cramped shop.. food was just ok, not too much to shout about hor?
i wan try the rice set for my next visit^^
Your Crispy Chicken Rice Set is so much better than the one I had at Pavilion — got century egg and cold tofu some more! *hungreeee*
Must be very full after the Bento set ~.~
I want to try the oyster mee sua! But I don’t eat this type of oyster either. Any taker I can pass the oyster to while I enjoy the noodle? 😛
CK Lam: Another new flogger in the north, hello there! Thanks for dropping by ^^
WMW: Hope you’ll like it too.
SC: Yeah, but it was quite a heavy meal for me.
Shell: Hope you’ll like it.
Kenny: You just had the chicken itself?
Mimid3vils: Yeah and add with the drink…. really very full!
Durianberry: Hahaha, pass them to Jian?
chicken floss egg crepe.. wow! that’s something i want to try.. asap!
I posted before-ler. At the foodcourt.
http://tummythoz.blogspot.com/2008/05/8-hours-in-pavilion-kuala-lumpur.html
hmm i cant seem to see your photos =(
Nothing to say..just.. nice food dude… very nice, I like chinese food
ohhhh, i din know the xxl chicken comes with rice! and yeah, i agree on the crepe…pretty bland to me..hehe
have always wanted try out the XXL chicken chop but dared not, 😦 coz it is fattening. everytime i pass by the shop to sniff only.
Cumi&Ciki: Hope that your experience will be better than mine.
Tummythoz: Thanks for the link dear ^^
Teckiee: Eh…. strange. How about now?
Beruang Madu: Thanks ^^
Nic: The rice set apparently is a new item. Go try the century egg!
Xin: Fret not as they use the breast meat. Not very fattening. 🙂
Oysters! Yummz…
YilingL: A good source of iron! :p
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