Restoran Ulu Yam
No. 119 Ground Floor Jalan 3/23A
Taman Danau Kota off Jalan Genting Klang
Coordinates: 3.199444, 101.718194
We've covered this place before
but this time we will talk at length about the dishes here and why it's always been our
perennial favourite. First off, if not for anything else you could just come
here and snack on their delectable Saito (wolf-herring) Fish Cakes.
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| in a row of shops across from Festival City |
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| beside the Yong Tau Fu shop |
This restaurant’s signature dish however is the “Claypot Yam
Paikuat Noodles” or Claypot Yam Noodles with Pork Ribs (yes, it’s a mouthful).
We’ve been coming here off and on since we discovered it a few years ago for
this signature dish.
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| their dishes |
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| colourful price list |
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| back portion of the shop |
So in the end we ordered a medium sized Claypot Yam Noodles
(portions for two persons) plus two slices of their marvellous Saito Fish Cakes while Brendan tried the Mun (simmer
or braised) Yee Mee with a round of Leong Sui (herbal tea) for everyone.
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| as always, its herbal tea |
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| this chili paste is da bomb! |
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| she can't get enough |
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| Brendan's mun yee mee (for a change, at last!) |
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| can you see his braces? |
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| our absolute favourite fish cakes! |
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| bubbling hot signature dish |
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| shall we begin, dear? |
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| bon appetit! |
The damage? With drinks it all came up to a reasonable RM35,
well within realms of ‘the everyday food for the everyday person’. This restaurant is high on our list of default eateries so give this place a try, if only to sample their signature dish because we're sure you won't regret it.
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