Sluurp! Check out the Siew Yuk man. For those of you who think that good food cannot be found at KLIA, you just might be wrong. There is this obscure wantan mee - chicken rice place at Downtown KLIA opposite Concorde Inn Sepang. As you drive through the arch entrance, you'd probably won't expect to find anything remotely appealing there but but as with most good food joints, you could be situated at the ends of the earth and somehow people will hear about it and find their way there, especially the Chinese. If there is one thing we know how to enjoy, it is great food. Apparently all the KLIA taxi drivers know about this place and I can see why. Having arrived there we almost could not find a table. They don't take orders from the table, you'd have to line up. Needless no holds were barred when ordering the food. We had dry wantan mee, yong tau foo, steamed white chicken, chicken feet and wantan. (I think they ran out of char siew) The next time you are around the area, you might want to drop by. I've taken the liberty to locate the place for you on google maps so that you don't have to.
Click Here. Bon Appetite! Next post is on another awesome place I went to which will send your tastebuds to heaven. haha...
Sluurp! Check out the Siew Yuk man. For those of you who think that good food cannot be found at KLIA, you just might be wrong. There is this obscure wantan mee - chicken rice place at Downtown KLIA opposite Concorde Inn Sepang. As you drive through the arch entrance, you'd probably won't expect to find anything remotely appealing there but but as with most good food joints, you could be situated at the ends of the earth and somehow people will hear about it and find their way there, especially the Chinese. If there is one thing we know how to enjoy, it is great food. Apparently all the KLIA taxi drivers know about this place and I can see why. Having arrived there we almost could not find a table. They don't take orders from the table, you'd have to line up. Needless no holds were barred when ordering the food. We had dry wantan mee, yong tau foo, steamed white chicken, chicken feet and wantan. (I think they ran out of char siew) The next time you are around the area, you might want to drop by. I've taken the liberty to locate the place for you on google maps so that you don't have to. Click Here. Bon Appetite! Next post is on another awesome place I went to which will send your tastebuds to heaven. haha... 
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That's a sinful "siew yuk":-)
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