Thursday, November 19, 2009

Wing Seng Restaurant, Bt 9 Cheras – A Hearty Meal

Wing Seng Restaurant and MCA Bt 9 Division in it! Stir Fried Cauliflower and Steamed Chinese Herbal Chicken.
The Sweet and Sour Garoupa Dish, nicely presented!
Claypot Pork Belly with Salted Fish and the huge Claypot Tofu Dish Ku Lo Yoke for the kids and Stir Fried Yau Mak. See how big is the Tofu Claypot? And when I thought all the dishes are served.......then came the Crab Meat Soup!

Wing Seng is located in the middle of Cheras 9th Mile new village. In fact there are many village style restaurants around this area. Wing Seng restaurant which consist of two village houses combined together has a very simple setting. This is a place for the residents to get together and also families to have a quick budget meal. The Bt. 9 MCA service center is located inside this restaurant! One thing for sure the dishes in this restaurant are really huge and 13 of us found it hard to finish all the dishes. My brother in law over ordered the food......dishes after dishes arrived one after another.
We had Stir Fried Cauliflower, Ham Yee Fah Lam Poh (Clay pot pork belly with salted fish), Herbal Chicken, Sweet Sour Grouper, Stir Fried Yau Mak (Romaine Lettuce), Clay pot Tofu, Ku Lo Yoke (sweet and sour meat) and Crab Meat Soup. There is nothing to shout about the Stir Fried Cauliflower. It tastes normal to me. I like the Ham Yee Fah Lam Poh. The meat is tender and the aroma of deep fried salted fish is very inviting! The herbal chicken has very nice Chinese Herbal Flavours although it looks rather plain. I think it was steamed with Yok Chock, Kei Chi, Tong Kwai and Chinese cooking wine. The Grouper fish is quite big and taste good in the sweet sour tomato sauce. The flesh is very succulent and tender. Nice! The stir fried yau mak (Romaine lettuce) has nice wok hei (wok burn) smell and crunchy as well. I got a shocked when the Clay pot tofu was served. The serving is really huge and the clay pot is of XXXXXL size. I think it can serve at least 20 people. However, the taste is quite good and my little toddler liked it very much. We ordered Ku Lo yoke (Sweet sour pork) for the kids. Anyway, I finished most of this dish.....ha ha ha! Then, when I thought that all the dishes have been served, the waiter came out from the kitchen with a big pot of Crab Meat Soup. Since there is no more place on the table to put this dish, they divided the soup in to single serving’s bowls for us. It tastes quite good after eating all the heavy stuff! The total bill for 13 adults and 2 toddlers came up to be RM258. Overall, the food is satisfactory!

Address: Restoran Wing Seng, 93 Jalan 6, 43200, Bt 9 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur PS : Parking space is available in the adjacent empty lot next to this restaurant Map to Restoran Wing Seng

28 comments:

manglish said...

do you notice that almost all the restaurants serve menus which are very alike? hahahaha

Pete said...

Manglish : Agree, somethings don't know what to order, always eat the same thing....ha ha ha!

Reanaclaire said...

wah Pete..i was thinking .. so much food, man!! how to finish..

but for 13 people , sure can la.. that claypot really look enormous, huh?

ladyviral said...

Wa wa wa so much dishes~ you must have been too hungry.. all food blur :P.

xin said...

lol. i agree with manglish. i think the only difference is the price of each restaurant

My Little Things Corner said...

wow order so much!

CheaHSan said...

Oops for a moment thought I read stir fried MCA with cauliflower. Sorry read too fast leave them alone they having too much frying already. Claypot size XXXXXL? Wow how big can that be 13" diameter?

mNhL said...

hmm..seems like the portion for every dish look quite big.

Bali Mystique Photography said...

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smallkucing said...

For 13 people should be okay la the foods.

Al said...

OMgoodness! Lots of food, now I' hungry. May I have a bowl of crab meat soup and chili sauce please.

AL

Donna said...

I want to eat claypot tauhu..

wenn said...

wow..the fried fish looks yummy..

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Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

All dishes look so yummy..

Cheryl said...

I am amazed by the size of all the dishes and what a variety!

Christine said...

I think it's time for me to go find some crab meat soup, you've made me hungry!

Anonymous said...

OMG! Crabmeat soup! That one sure nice to eat during cold and rainy weather!

Ayie said...

pete you always make people starve with your posts!

iamthewitch said...

I love ku lou yoke too! And ham yu fah lam is my grandpa's favourite! But not many restaurants cook it. :)

[SK] said...

i'm drooling over that hearbal chicken and the claypot pork belly.. sure can finish whole plate of rice with their gravy.. :p

LifeRamblings said...

my tummy is growling like crazy everytime i come here.:)

happy weekend.

Anonymous said...

I like fish cooked sweet and sour style. But I prefer my fish dish steamed rather than deep fried.

Unknown said...

the ku lo yoke looks delicious.It's my all time fav dish :)

Chris said...

Long time didn;t come n visit u. How r u?

tuti said...

ya, like everybody else here, you've made us super hungry. thanks.

molly said...

Mmm.. lets me see.. I like kuLoYoke, herbal chicken, hamyee/chiyoke (fatty part) and the fish, vege.... good, got the food I like.

இ Baŋäŋaz இ said...

Dinner on Friday the 13th, 13 people, 13" claypot haha..just kidding. A Aussie friend told me over dinner that we Chinese have big eyes small stomach..huh??? Chinese order food with eyes wide open, take this take that and that.. but our stomach is too small most of the time ended up 'tapau' (takeaway). Heard it's happening in Beijing, the Chinese there are 'wasting' on food as they tend to over order. [Not so sure its an isolated case or across the board].