Saturday, August 6, 2011

RM4.90 noodles set @ Tou Tou by Everyday

Tou Tou Little Kitchen Restaurant  Main entrance

 

Restaurant View

 

For RM4.90, this deal included a meal set with a choice of a noodle (thick/thin hand-made noodle, mee hoon, keow teow or claypot in broth/soup/curry or dry) and a drink (green or herbal tea).  

 Menu Content

Tou Tou’s menu

The noodles (list price RM7.90) was a choice of shrimp or squid balls.  We opted for the shrimp balls were well made – fresh, tasty and not at all spongy.

Having bought 3 coupons, our meal looked like this:

Curry Noodles with Prawn Balls

Curry noodles with prawn balls

Dry Springy Noodles

Dry thick noodles (this was their specialty Hakka noodle) which came with prawn balls (pic below)

Fish Ball Soup 

PrawnBall Mee Hoon Soup Prawn ball meehoon soup

 

To add a little spice to our meal, we tried their highly potent chilli concoctions in red and green varients.

Red and Green Chilli Sauces

 

To cool us down, our drinks were chinese tea and herbal tea.

Chinese Tea

We also took the opportunity to try other full priced meals including the thick and thin variants of chicken chop noodles, sui kow soup and fried dumplings with Thai (tasted bottled) chili sauce.

Chicken Chop on Noodles

Thin noodle with chicken chop

Chicken Chop with Coarse Noodles

Thick noodle with chicken chop

Sui Kow Soup

Sui kow soup

Fried Wan Tan

Fried dumplings with Thai sauce

 

Overall, the dining experience at Tou Tou was pleasant.  Service was quick.  The meal was delicious and well worth the RM4.90 per person. At regular prices, the meals remain reasonable for a family outing, particularly since we were given a 10% discount card for future visits!

The only disappointment was their specialty Hakka noodles (thick/thin) were not spongy/chewy enough.  They tasted very much like regular ‘pan mee’ with minced meat.

Worth specific mention is the chicken chop which were sliced so thin that it felt as though we were eating chips!  They were crispy, light and not dry.  The chicken chop went very well with both chili sauces and even with tomato ketchup.

 

Kitchen Area

Kitchen area @ Tou Tou

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