It was good to meet up with Precious Pea again after she moved to Melbourne, but she came back to Malaysia for Chinese New Year. It was a week after Chinese New Year and it was pouring heavily. We (WMW, Precious Pea and me) were waiting in Precious Pea’s car by the roadside, somewhere around SS3 for Teckiee to show us the way to SS3 night market, where WMW raved about a good yam puff (that would be in another post). After we managed to grab a few pieces of the yam puff, we went straight to Hua Xing at Sungei Way to meet up with Jackson.
Since it was Chinese New Year, yee sang is a must but we kinda tweaked it by adding in roast pork (siew yuk) that Precious Pea and WMW bought from Damansara Kim before this! Siew yuk sang, anyone?
We left the ordering task to WMW as she has been here few times before this. First to arrive to our table was the deep fried beancurd with minced pork, chopped choy pou and spring onion, all bathed in a scrumptious gravy. The fragrant toppings and the gravy complement the beancurd nicely.
Usually a hit with children (in this case, us too!), the deep fried oyster mushrooms with sweet sour sauce (we requested them to serve the sauce separately) was a delight to bite into as the batter coating the mushrooms were light and thin and weren’t greasy.
If I am to choose my favourite dish for the night, I’ll pick this one. The deep fried eggplants stir-fried with garlic, dried shrimps and topped with spring onion was very addictive and definitely has won me over. I have to admit that I do not eat eggplant previously because of its squishy, mushy texture but this dish successfully change my mind.
Last but not least, some meat to satisfy our meat cravings. The pork with salted fish exudes a lovely aroma but when we digged in, we found the dish lacked the salted fish flavour. Certainly, there’s still space for improvement for this dish.
Restoran Hua Xing
Lot 1-12, 1st Floor, Plaza Seri Setia,
Jalan SS9/2, Seri Setia, Sungei Way,
47300 Petaling Jaya.
To get here, from Federal Highway (towards KL direction), after passing the 2-storey flyover at Motorola, keep left and go straight till you see signboard pointing to Sungei Way. Take the ramp and you will reach a narrow lane going slightly uphill with shophouses on both your left and right. Plaza Seri Setia is located at the back of the shophouses on your left. Take the lift to first floor and turn right. The restaurant is located just next to the lift.
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*Wave wave from Melb*
Am back here oledi…it was fun meeting up with you guys again. Hope to see you all again soon.
Deliciously homely stuff. Roast pork with lou sang sounds sooo… wrong. Yet so tempting at the same time. 🙂
Very creative dishes! Deep-fried mushrooms and brinjals?! Looks so yummy from the pictures.
Darn it. I keep saying I want to go try the food here but always forget – thanks for the (tempting) reminder! 🙂
(I want the eggplannnnnt!)
ROFL .. roast pork on lowsang?! how la.. so farnee!
yeah.. the famous Hokkien restaurant that everyone has been raving about!! Gotta make sure that I go there within these 2 weeks
I really enjoyed the lou sang with the roast pork the most, compared to other lou sang times :o)
@Precious Pea, *wave back from PJ. Take care there ya!
@J2kfm, this is called innovative la.
@CumiCiki, innovative! haha.
@WMW, yeah, kinda nice hehe.
Wow! You took really nice food photos, great post!
Awww… a lovely gathering with the top bloggers seem like a star-studded event..LOL! =)
The food really looks great and delicious! =D
this place is getting alot of publicity ever since getting the stamp of approval from “Taste with Jason”. I love the brinjals! And the Hokkien mee is pretty good too.
@Christy, awww, that’s very nice of you!
@Yiling, you mean me? 😛 Hehe, just kidding. Yeah, I’m so going back there again for other dishes.
yums.. got to head there soon. Do they do lunch? I try not to eat so much for dinner *ahem* ;p