The introduction - starting from Holidays through properties to Chinese New Villages were all seamlessly expressed and have a continuous and yet jovial introductory to the Sungai Way Food haunt episode. The food as introduced were classics found at Food court and I could not help but give my complimentary comment to the Yong Tau Foo sellers ( as they really make it on the go ) using the type of fish good for YTF. The rest were also looking as tasty as ever . Again - thank you Elmo for showing us this Sungai Way episode and to me it's Yatt Lau ! Mou Tak Deng !!! 👌👌👌
In the 70s-early90s, I used to stay in Sungai Way as near my workplace. There is a famous claypot rice along the main road. Ya, most of the food stalls handed down from generations ie prawm mee, wanton mee, etc....fond memories...🤤
Elmo, you did a good research on Sg Way. Many years ago, a couple of my classmates were from Sg Way. We used to loiter around the present Sunway area,which was a former tin mining area to Sg Way. It was very basic n u cannot find so many food stalls back in the 50's. Elmo thank you for bringing back memories. History n food culture interweaved together brings you endless stories. Keep up your research part. Thanks.
I did not knew Sg Way has this foodcourt that serves these great food ! I usually pass by there as a means of short cut plus parking was a bit difficult . But seeing the food you presented , i must say they look very authentic in taste . A place that i might seriously consider checking out ! Thanks Elmo !
I love hawker food, for the variety and ambient! Sadly, not many food court in place where I am living now. Miss KL or Klang Valley merely for the reason of hawker stalls are aplenty over there.
I will only stay in area where 1. Kopitiam is within walking distance. The more the better 2. Mrt/lrt is within walking distance. Definitely no toll only access township....been there, done that...
Maestro E L ! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 for another excellent video . How do you manage to sample so many different dishes in such a short time 🤔 . I truly am in awe of how hard these stall owners work .
Hi Elmo, just a suggestion..maybe you could tell audience how to get there if there ok public transport, where you park your car if your drive there...example Sg.way market area is very difficult to get a public parking slot. Just my 2 cents..
There's actually an open space carpark nearby, but you have to pay like rm2 ~ 5 cant recall the exact amount. If the market is on your left, turn right n head up and you'll see it.
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The introduction - starting from Holidays through properties to Chinese New Villages were all seamlessly expressed and have a continuous and yet jovial introductory to the Sungai Way Food haunt episode. The food as introduced were classics found at Food court and I could not help but give my complimentary comment to the Yong Tau Foo sellers ( as they really make it on the go ) using the type of fish good for YTF. The rest were also looking as tasty as ever . Again - thank you Elmo for showing us this Sungai Way episode and to me it's Yatt Lau ! Mou Tak Deng !!! 👌👌👌
Thank you choong you always give the best comments
@@malaysiafood328 You are very welcome and again - thank you for all the effort you’ve put into making this.
Thanks for sharing sometimes I am boring just browse n I like your history god bless you ❤🙏😊
Thanks for ur support yeoh
Thanks for sharing. Their recipe is our treasure and their food eminds me the taste of memory!
In the 70s-early90s, I used to stay in Sungai Way as near my workplace. There is a famous claypot rice along the main road. Ya, most of the food stalls handed down from generations ie prawm mee, wanton mee, etc....fond memories...🤤
Wow another new vlog from Mr. Lee, thank you 😊
Thanks for the history flashback, Elmo! Learnt alot of 'nostalgic' new things from your videos! As insightful as always ~ :D
Thanks for supporting
Elmo, you did a good research on Sg Way. Many years ago, a couple of my classmates were from Sg Way. We used to loiter around the present Sunway area,which was a former tin mining area to Sg Way. It was very basic n u cannot find so many food stalls back in the 50's. Elmo thank you for bringing back memories. History n food culture interweaved together brings you endless stories. Keep up your research part. Thanks.
Thanks for your support Chan
50s? Before independent?😂
Yes mate
Time before many were born. Colonial time then.
Excellent find Elmo sir! So many food treasures all under one roof!
Pls come by to support them Ow
I did not knew Sg Way has this foodcourt that serves these great food ! I usually pass by there as a means of short cut plus parking was a bit difficult . But seeing the food you presented , i must say they look very authentic in taste . A place that i might seriously consider checking out ! Thanks Elmo !
Thanks cheah please come and support them
@@malaysiafood328 will do !
Another interesting trip
每星四最其代李出片,因為我很歡喜大馬美食和生活😊😊😊😊
多謝你我香港觀眾
Tqvm for your reply n welcome ❤😊
Don't mention yeoh
❤感谢您的李先生🎉
I love hawker food, for the variety and ambient! Sadly, not many food court in place where I am living now. Miss KL or Klang Valley merely for the reason of hawker stalls are aplenty over there.
I will only stay in area where
1. Kopitiam is within walking distance. The more the better
2. Mrt/lrt is within walking distance.
Definitely no toll only access township....been there, done that...
Thank You .
Maestro E L ! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 for another excellent video . How do you manage to sample so many different dishes in such a short time 🤔 .
I truly am in awe of how hard these stall owners work .
Thanks wong I packed the unfinished food home
The magic of tv 😂
Hi Elmo, just a suggestion..maybe you could tell audience how to get there if there ok public transport, where you park your car if your drive there...example Sg.way market area is very difficult to get a public parking slot. Just my 2 cents..
Thanks yip unfortunately parking has always been a problem for popular eateries, admittedly I illegal parked mostly
Thanks to you, i think i have found the kelana jaya prawn noodles
哇终于来到我出生的地方，个人觉得楼下的猪肠粉好吃过楼上，由2对肥佬公婆开的，还有楼下的萝卜糕和最后一档mamak都是一流
但是全部都已经找不到了。。。。。
真可惜
I'm from taman university... Tnx for the memories of sungai way.
LOL I used to go after a girl from tmn university
eh mr Elmo, thanks for d sharin, but u've missed out d classic Tor Dei Char Siew in sg way.
Thank you for keeping on updating the food video.
I hope you find my email.
have you featured Selayang? many good and reasonably priced food there unlike PJ/KL townships
Thanks I will definitely make plans to pay a visit
Jinjang and kampung batu pleaseeeeeeee
My birth place😂
The suikow wanton mee is my friend. Mr. Lee I wonder how you can eat so much at one time😂?
I tapow all my food cos I don't waste food
Hi elmo... Be careful of your diet especially sweet tong sui... Please check ur sugar level n collestroval.. Cheers
Thanks Lee unfortunately blood sugar is already high
@@malaysiafood328 are u on pills or just border line... No joke if it gets worst especially diabetes 1.....
@John Lee yes I'm pills but I blame myself for not dieting
Thanks Uncle Elmo, imagine you ate so many noodles in one day
Thanks teoh but u can tell I came on 2 day cos I wore different clothes, also I packed all the unfinished food
Parking is always a challenge in Sungai Way. Any advice to overcome this challenge?
Unfortunately I also parked illegally
There's actually an open space carpark nearby, but you have to pay like rm2 ~ 5 cant recall the exact amount. If the market is on your left, turn right n head up and you'll see it.
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You should actually tried the dai chao which is at the corner, one of the best.
Really? Thanks Teh
你好，请问方便轮椅老人去吗？
对不起这里没有电梯
👍👍👍
想問吓馬來西亞係咪冇鯇魚、鯪魚、鯽魚？
是的
@@malaysiafood328 Thanks
马来西亚是有脘鱼和鲢鱼（松鱼），脘鱼即是草鱼 ，这里没有鲫鱼，鲮鱼。 中国四大家鱼就是 脘鱼，鲮鱼，鲫鱼和鲢鱼。
@@manalex6467 請問KL邊度有得買？
@@paulling9984 OUG pasar 里面，中间有个安娣卖淡水鱼。
我係客家人，釀料都係豬肉、鯪魚、咸魚、冬菇！唔係好似！
腸粉應該係捲，依個係河粉！
I see that MahSing failed to bring up the image of sungai way when they built Icon Pj there...
What a waste.
Oh yes that was a major failure
Chee cheong fun is no longer tasty as back in the 90s. The gravy now very starchy. I grew up in ss3 and studied at the chinese school back in 70s
Perhaps cutting corners
Never been there this new food court,is this place near to motorolla,will give it a try if nearby there.
Thanks Steven come over to support them