Taste of Malaysia Series 2 - Cathay Laksa
Due to the “cleanup” by the health ministry along with the legislation and licensing of street hawkers in the late 60s and early 70s, one could no longer enjoy the good food prepared by hawkers along the streets of Singapore. However, if one decided to re-visit the good old days, all one need to do is to follow the few hints that HFB is going to dish out for you – and you will chanced upon a stretch of street hawkers in Johor Bahru.
Food: 4.5/5 (Like the gravy and the fried fishballs)
Service: 3/5 (Grouchy auntie)
Ambience: 3/5 (One sit on tables lined up along the narrow street behind the buildings)
Price: 5/5 (Ha! It's a steal)
Total: 15.5/20Service: 3/5 (Grouchy auntie)
Ambience: 3/5 (One sit on tables lined up along the narrow street behind the buildings)
Price: 5/5 (Ha! It's a steal)
Jalan Harimau Tarum, Taman Century
80250 Johor Bahru
(The lane behind Standard Chartered Bank)
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1 comment:
The auntie is always like that for the last 25 years, she is the second generation and probably the last stall left, they used to have another branch located beside the current checkpoint, but has since closed.
I love the laksa so much that I whooped down 8 bowls when I was younger :-)
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