Elmo...thanks for your video. So informative about PJ old and New town. Been there so many years but your story make it so meaningful. Will always support your video !!
I knew that kopitiam has loads of good food ... been there several times... but the lack of parking space sometimes kills the mood . But thanks Elmo for sharing these places.. seems to ignite my eagerness to give it a try again ! ...Thank you very much
Great illustration on both the old and new PJ in it's 60's 70's and till current progress. Very educational, informative and easy to pick up from Elmo. Yatt Lau 👌& Mou Tak Deng 👌. This is again a good kopitiam that has the all time favorites for mos ,if not, for all the patrons to this Kam Heong kopitiam. The Penang Keow Teow Th'ng to Hand made pan mee --> all the way to final SiewLarp rice ....... all brings back good memories of classics and from the number of approvals ✅ given by Elmo - I think I will go and have a try when I am at PJ new town area and it's vicinity. Thank you Elmo 👏👏👏
Thanks Elmo! You not only introduced delicious food but also narrates well. I especially like the historical introduction and those rare old footage which I am seeing for the first time. ❤👍👍
Thanks, Elmo, for your informative video. It certainly brings back memories of when my parents would bring me to enjoy Fatty Char Koay Teow, at 30 sen per plate, then buying provisions at the wet market where Menara MBPJ now stands. Although I don't live far away, I haven't been back for lunch as parking is hard to find. Must give it a try soon! Keep up the great work - much appreciated!
Thanks and another great food hunt from you. Previously there is a popular 'dim sum' place and one of the original 'Sam Kan Chong' pork meat noodle where now the 'Public Bank' is currently occupying! now!
Good show, i am also your follower and always watch your video. Please keep up the good work and share more of your recommendations. Really appreciate all your effort. Keep it up
Short or long videos, it doesn't matter, stay motivated, Elmo! Met you and your wife in Hatyai last year, me and my fam + relatives sharing a table together, remember at Chok Dee? hehe Food is so much a part of our lives as Malaysians and I do enjoy all the history and stories that comes with it! So nostalgic this episode where my late parents used to bring us to this area a whole lot + it's also a reminder of more places and food to go back to, after a long while! Thank you!
The effort of taking the videos and drone shots is amazing! I like the old photos of PJ State too. Thanks for sharing your story Mr Lee. Viewership falling day by day is something I experienced too. Perhaps you might want to consider diversifying where you upload your content too so can get new viewers. Good luck Mr Lee!
@@malaysiafood328 Oh sorry, I noticed i typed halfway, I was suggesting uploading to a Facebook page where you can also gain new viewers and monetize your page too. Maybe even get some sponsors. Mr Lee, do you come here often and talk to the vendors? I noticed you can tell us a lot about them and you can really eat too! I few rounds like you cannot already.
Nice area p.j state old town near to jln carey, klang rd,new town next to federal highway with highrise bldg n most of the bank was there,famous chinese restorant same row also,yes biggest AnW drive in,remember also took my driving test nearby there,yes jln barat ,famous JAYAPURI hotel,u know that time state no indian food stall,only raju at jln gasing,famous one at pj old town market operating fr a wooden hse,yes the teow choo duckshop now very pricy ,it a new commercial hub during that time ,u forget to mentioned tmn sea duck rice that time also very famous,long time never go there,fr the look of it things are moving up faster then we can imaging,keep it up Elmo Lee,still keeping track of of thing n it still bring back nostagia feeling.when i was still a rookies ?
Great video Elmo. Which one is you in the old photo? Your intro of the history of old snd nrw town is much appreciated. I remember some of the spots that ihad visited and it sure has changed. The food choices are great and i sure would like to have them. The only thing is sadly the use of margarine in the toast. Its not fit for consumption. Bitter is more tasty but of course more expensive ❤❤❤👋👋👋
in the early 80's my dad would occasionally bring us to Coolers to eat Fish & Chips when I was just 8 yrs old. Back then, it was pure joy !! Plus, i had great memories drinking root beer at A&W and my first swimming lesson at the adjacent public pool and nearly drowned 😂
This area is a major part of my childhood especially Kam Heong.. My brother and I spent many weekends during our school days helping my father at his stall. For those of you who frequent there might recall a stall selling claypot seafood porridge during the 90s to early 2000s. Those days there weren't that many stalls like pan mee, popiah etc. I've many fond memories such as buying comic books at the bookshop beside Kam Heong. My mom would bring us for our haircut at the hair saloon further down beside Tealive and buy our school uniform and school bag beside the hairsaloon...both shops are still there today. I still go there to cut my hair for the past 20+ years and I would always drop by to tapau the prawn mee after my haircut. I watched my first movie with my family in tht PJ state cinema..think it was jurassic park. And how can we forget A&W with the huge playground with the ropes and bridge and maze. Ah such carefree days..
The popiah stall was originally run by a Malaysian lady... As for the wantan mee stall, they were originally operating at the corner coffee shop next to 99 Speedmart before the current mamak took over the place. They went to operate in Nilai for a while before returning to PJ State operating at Kam Heong kopitiam. The chee cheong fun uses the red sweet sauce. It was run by an elderly couple before the current young man took over. Both the fried rice and pan mee stalls are recent additions (about 3 years)
Sorry woo I usually supply google maps for my all my videos but tis was one kopitiam that I skipped. Simple, u just google Kam Heong coffee shop Pj and you’ll get there
Thanks for doing this video and sharing this location. It brings back a lot of memories 👍👍 However, I would just like to share my personal experience on the last stall, the chicken rice. I will not go back to them bcos they have cheated me before on my order. I ordered drumsticks & thighs to tapau, I even ordered extra portion to round up the figure and to show support (this was right after MCO). When I opened the packet at home, it was all breasts meat, arranged like drumsticks. And the best part was they even put the end of the drumstick (knuckle) to complete the pic. To me, this is plain cheating. You do not do this to your customers. And the WTM is very expensive now. A lot more expensive than others. Lastly, the duck rice is no more good. The seasoning and braising standard has dropped tremendously, while the price raised tremendously LOL!
Hi Elmo, great work man. I have been following your TH-cam channel and enjoys lots of your video content. we are a Japanese ramen vendor. I wonder if u are interested to make a short video about our Tonkotsu ramen? We are a newly opened Japanese ramen hawker stall in Ara Damansara. Our ramen are authentic Tonkotsu ramen. Over the two months of operations, we can proudly say that we have a substantial Japanese customer base who are repeaters to our stall. Whatever the outcome, will continue to enjoy your youtube videos. Cheers!!
Sorry but the prawn mee, wanton mee and CKT are on their best day, just average. And I feel the same for the rest of the stalls. I would rather head to SEA Park for many more choices and better hawker food.
There used to be a beef noodle stall in Kam Heong run by a grumpy old man and his daughter. I ignored his grumpiness but enjoyed the 'kon lo ngau lam meen'. Unfortunately, the stall mysteriously disappeared without warning after his son, equally grumpy and unsmiling, operated it for awhile.
Sorry to say Mr. Elmo but this is the worst recommendation you had made. I was there 2-3 weeks ago. It was HELL! Lots of people and waiting time for a table (just for 2) is about 30 mins. Then another 20-30 mins for the kopitiam people to CLEAN the table. The food wasn't that great also. I wanted to order the fried rice or char kuey tiow. They say have to wait for 1 hour at least!!! OMG, I'm definitely not going to wait for an hour for my meal and with the tons of people there! Hence, I ordered the wan tan mee. Nothing great to tell you the truth. I think Glenmarie's wan tan mee is much better. My son had the pan mee and he too say that it's just average. As for me, I DEFINITELY will NOT return to this kopitiam at all. All the workers are just standing there doing nothing when customers need them to clean the table. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER in a kopitiam!!!!
@@malaysiafood328 , not really. I'll give credit when credit is due. Just being honest here that it was my worst experience in a kopitiam. Those who goes there, take heed
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Elmo...thanks for your video. So informative about PJ old and New town. Been there so many years but your story make it so meaningful. Will always support your video !!
Thanks hakka lowe
Greetings from France! Thanks for sharing this video. Lotsa memories of my growing up years in the 70s and 80s.
Thanks for tuning in from France
The Teochew duck rice and the prawn mee at this place is second to none. Thumbs up for featuring this kopitiam!
Indeed they are
I knew that kopitiam has loads of good food ... been there several times... but the lack of parking space sometimes kills the mood . But thanks Elmo for sharing these places.. seems to ignite my eagerness to give it a try again ! ...Thank you very much
Thanks Cheah pls support them
I'm one of your new viewers. Always enjoy the introduction of the places you visit and looking forward to your new videos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for supporting mate
Great illustration on both the old and new PJ in it's 60's 70's and till current progress. Very educational, informative and easy to pick up from Elmo. Yatt Lau 👌& Mou Tak Deng 👌. This is again a good kopitiam that has the all time favorites for mos ,if not, for all the patrons to this Kam Heong kopitiam. The Penang Keow Teow Th'ng to Hand made pan mee --> all the way to final SiewLarp rice ....... all brings back good memories of classics and from the number of approvals ✅ given by Elmo - I think I will go and have a try when I am at PJ new town area and it's vicinity. Thank you Elmo 👏👏👏
Thanks choong pls give your support to them
Grew up in PJ for 30 years....now living in another country, this video reminiscence the good old times, a La Sallian boy
Come back and say hello to State
Thanks Elmo! You not only introduced delicious food but also narrates well. I especially like the historical introduction and those rare old footage which I am seeing for the first time. ❤👍👍
You r most welcome
Thanks, Elmo, for your informative video. It certainly brings back memories of when my parents would bring me to enjoy Fatty Char Koay Teow, at 30 sen per plate, then buying provisions at the wet market where Menara MBPJ now stands. Although I don't live far away, I haven't been back for lunch as parking is hard to find. Must give it a try soon! Keep up the great work - much appreciated!
Thanks Bernie for sharing your memories on PJ State
Thanks and another great food hunt from you. Previously there is a popular 'dim sum' place and one of the original 'Sam Kan Chong' pork meat noodle where now the 'Public Bank' is currently occupying! now!
Thanks see
Thank you for another great history lesson and good food video uncle . Regards from london .
Thank you Ravi from London
Beautiful tuesday. Mr. Lee for intro the Malaysian history and food program thank u 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 🙏.
Thanks for your continued support, mak
Good show, i am also your follower and always watch your video. Please keep up the good work and share more of your recommendations. Really appreciate all your effort. Keep it up
Thanks for the encouragement Khoo
Thanks for ye sharing.
This place is my childhood memories.❤
You are welcome julia
Not forgetting A & W..our special Tuesday for Coney dog.i think with a discounted rate.
Also the park and eat in the car.❤️
How can we forget that
Great and interesting sharing. I love it as always. Thank you Elmo. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Thanks Sharon for your continued support
Thanks bro , brought back memories of my early 20s 😅sat night date watch midnight movie
For me, somehow going to this duck rice shop for 30 years still the best around town. Elsewhere doesn't have the same feeling as this one.
Come and support them in your spare time
@@malaysiafood328 been going there for 30 years every weekend since and after they renovated
Short or long videos, it doesn't matter, stay motivated, Elmo! Met you and your wife in Hatyai last year, me and my fam + relatives sharing a table together, remember at Chok Dee? hehe Food is so much a part of our lives as Malaysians and I do enjoy all the history and stories that comes with it! So nostalgic this episode where my late parents used to bring us to this area a whole lot + it's also a reminder of more places and food to go back to, after a long while! Thank you!
Hi Jamie fancy reading your message here, thanks for the encouragement
@@malaysiafood328 welcome! Keep it going! :P
The effort of taking the videos and drone shots is amazing! I like the old photos of PJ State too. Thanks for sharing your story Mr Lee.
Viewership falling day by day is something I experienced too. Perhaps you might want to consider diversifying where you upload your content too so can get new viewers.
Good luck Mr Lee!
Thanks for the tip kenny
@@malaysiafood328 Oh sorry, I noticed i typed halfway, I was suggesting uploading to a Facebook page where you can also gain new viewers and monetize your page too. Maybe even get some sponsors.
Mr Lee, do you come here often and talk to the vendors? I noticed you can tell us a lot about them and you can really eat too! I few rounds like you cannot already.
Nice personal journey in PJ✌️✌️
Many thanks Siew kee
used to be there for their seafood porridge. But they are not selling any more.
Brilliant as always!
Ribuan terima kasih CK
Nice area p.j state old town near to jln carey, klang rd,new town next to federal highway with highrise bldg n most of the bank was there,famous chinese restorant same row also,yes biggest AnW drive in,remember also took my driving test nearby there,yes jln barat ,famous JAYAPURI hotel,u know that time state no indian food stall,only raju at jln gasing,famous one at pj old town market operating fr a wooden hse,yes the teow choo duckshop now very pricy ,it a new commercial hub during that time ,u forget to mentioned tmn sea duck rice that time also very famous,long time never go there,fr the look of it things are moving up faster then we can imaging,keep it up Elmo Lee,still keeping track of of thing n it still bring back nostagia feeling.when i was still a rookies ?
Thanks Steven you are indeed very knowledgeable with PJ
Great video Elmo. Which one is you in the old photo? Your intro of the history of old snd nrw town is much appreciated. I remember some of the spots that ihad visited and it sure has changed.
The food choices are great and i sure would like to have them. The only thing is sadly the use of margarine in the toast. Its not fit for consumption. Bitter is more tasty but of course more expensive ❤❤❤👋👋👋
I'm at the back 2nd from left, without glasses. U r so observant, unfortunately margarine isn't my choice either
in the early 80's my dad would occasionally bring us to Coolers to eat Fish & Chips when I was just 8 yrs old. Back then, it was pure joy !! Plus, i had great memories drinking root beer at A&W and my first swimming lesson at the adjacent public pool and nearly drowned 😂
OMG u bring tears to my eyes with your great memories
@@malaysiafood328 that’s very heart warming uncle Elmo ! New town was certainly THE place back then
This area is a major part of my childhood especially Kam Heong.. My brother and I spent many weekends during our school days helping my father at his stall. For those of you who frequent there might recall a stall selling claypot seafood porridge during the 90s to early 2000s. Those days there weren't that many stalls like pan mee, popiah etc. I've many fond memories such as buying comic books at the bookshop beside Kam Heong. My mom would bring us for our haircut at the hair saloon further down beside Tealive and buy our school uniform and school bag beside the hairsaloon...both shops are still there today. I still go there to cut my hair for the past 20+ years and I would always drop by to tapau the prawn mee after my haircut. I watched my first movie with my family in tht PJ state cinema..think it was jurassic park. And how can we forget A&W with the huge playground with the ropes and bridge and maze. Ah such carefree days..
Thanks for sharing your find memories of PJ new town
The popiah stall was originally run by a Malaysian lady...
As for the wantan mee stall, they were originally operating at the corner coffee shop next to 99 Speedmart before the current mamak took over the place. They went to operate in Nilai for a while before returning to PJ State operating at Kam Heong kopitiam.
The chee cheong fun uses the red sweet sauce. It was run by an elderly couple before the current young man took over.
Both the fried rice and pan mee stalls are recent additions (about 3 years)
Thanks CK U really know tis kopitiam well
Hi Elmo, really appreciate your food haunts. Do you have any google map list of the places you recommended ?
Sorry woo I usually supply google maps for my all my videos but tis was one kopitiam that I skipped. Simple, u just google Kam Heong coffee shop Pj and you’ll get there
Yes the WTM there is awesome. Have you tried the pork noodles in Wah Cheong kopitiam in section 17 Pj? it's better than the SS15 pork noodles to me.
Adrian U really know what to eat
There used to be a clay pot seafood porridge stall at the back. Wonder where are they now?
Sorry no idea
我之前食过个档卖猪肉分 我比较中意食白斩鸡面
谢谢支持
Thanks for doing this video and sharing this location. It brings back a lot of memories 👍👍
However, I would just like to share my personal experience on the last stall, the chicken rice. I will not go back to them bcos they have cheated me before on my order. I ordered drumsticks & thighs to tapau, I even ordered extra portion to round up the figure and to show support (this was right after MCO). When I opened the packet at home, it was all breasts meat, arranged like drumsticks. And the best part was they even put the end of the drumstick (knuckle) to complete the pic. To me, this is plain cheating. You do not do this to your customers.
And the WTM is very expensive now. A lot more expensive than others. Lastly, the duck rice is no more good. The seasoning and braising standard has dropped tremendously, while the price raised tremendously LOL!
Thanks for the feedback Wai loon but sorry for your experience
@@malaysiafood328 I hope your readers and followers don't mind my feedback.
For me, good = good, bad = bad; bowl say bowl, plate say plate.
Nostalgia in 2024!
You are correct, State cinema is the only cinema left in PJ
Sad but true
I see. That's the centre of PJ for sure.
Elmo, didn't you go bowling then which is between the swimming pool and A &W ?
I've done many things in life but bowling isn't one of them
Finally you came to PJ State territory ahh
Of course it was my territory since I worked in wisma MCIS for 10 years in the 80s
Hi Elmo, great work man. I have been following your TH-cam channel and enjoys lots of your video content.
we are a Japanese ramen vendor. I wonder if u are interested to make a short video about our Tonkotsu ramen? We are a newly opened Japanese ramen hawker stall in Ara Damansara. Our ramen are authentic Tonkotsu ramen. Over the two months of operations, we can proudly say that we have a substantial Japanese customer base who are repeaters to our stall.
Whatever the outcome, will continue to enjoy your youtube videos. Cheers!!
You can contact me directly on munonn45@yahoo.com
@@malaysiafood328 will do. Thanks
The only kopitiam left in PJ State
Sad but true
👍👍👍
Sorry but the prawn mee, wanton mee and CKT are on their best day, just average. And I feel the same for the rest of the stalls. I would rather head to SEA Park for many more choices and better hawker food.
👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
🤩👍
Thanks Eric
There used to be a beef noodle stall in Kam Heong run by a grumpy old man and his daughter. I ignored his grumpiness but enjoyed the 'kon lo ngau lam meen'. Unfortunately, the stall mysteriously disappeared without warning after his son, equally grumpy and unsmiling, operated it for awhile.
Thanks for the info Lim
Sorry to say Mr. Elmo but this is the worst recommendation you had made. I was there 2-3 weeks ago. It was HELL! Lots of people and waiting time for a table (just for 2) is about 30 mins. Then another 20-30 mins for the kopitiam people to CLEAN the table.
The food wasn't that great also.
I wanted to order the fried rice or char kuey tiow. They say have to wait for 1 hour at least!!! OMG, I'm definitely not going to wait for an hour for my meal and with the tons of people there!
Hence, I ordered the wan tan mee. Nothing great to tell you the truth. I think Glenmarie's wan tan mee is much better. My son had the pan mee and he too say that it's just average.
As for me, I DEFINITELY will NOT return to this kopitiam at all.
All the workers are just standing there doing nothing when customers need them to clean the table.
WORST EXPERIENCE EVER in a kopitiam!!!!
Must say u r hard to please SK
@@malaysiafood328 , not really. I'll give credit when credit is due. Just being honest here that it was my worst experience in a kopitiam. Those who goes there, take heed