a very short trip

We went back to Pomelosville yesterday for Qing Ming festival which is also known as All Souls’ Day or the Tombs Sweeping Festival.  It is a day trip for us to go back and pay our respects to hubs’ grandfather, father and sister.   First stop was Sam Poh Tong Temple.

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Ashley posing at the entrance of the Sam Poh Tong temple.  It was packed with people because it’s the last weekend for everyone to pay their respects.  The whole place was filled with thick smoke due to the burning of joss sticks.

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Right after Sam Poh Tong temple, we head over to the “Tai Shue Keok” aka Big Tree Foot in Pasir Pinji which is famous for its Yong Tau Foo.  I have blogged about this before.

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I don’t like to eat there because of the hygiene factor (hubs always roll his eyes when I say that), so I just went down to buy some of our favourites – Sar Kok Liew (deep fried stuffed turnip) and stuffed fish paste with long beans.   Hubs wanted to have lunch at the popular Mee Kari Ipoh Garden along Jalan Pasir Puteh but sadly, it was closed yesterday.  Then when he turned to look at Chuan Fatt which is across the road, he decided to eat there because it wasn’t packed.  Chuan Fatt is also another good place for curries in Ipoh.  Hubs grew up eating there a lot as he used to stay nearby.

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This is how the shop looks like.  It is on Jalan Pasir Puteh, just before the market.  Got this photo from gpsfoodfinder.blogspot.com.  What’s so special about the curries here?  Their sinfully delicious curry noodles (wet or dry) come with fried chicken, roasted pork or char siew.

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A plate of fried chicken and fried pork

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We always order the dry curry version.  Yummylicious!

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Ashley is having her ‘kon loh’ noodles with the sar kok liew we bought earlier.

We went back to KL after lunch.  It was a short but good trip as we got to eat our favourite food.  Brings back lots of memories 🙂  The address of Kedai Makanan Chuan Fatt is 294, Jalan Pasir Puteh, 31650 Ipoh, Perak.

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20 Responses to a very short trip

  1. yvonne says:

    Wah! Just look at the fried chicken and fried pork!! My saliva is dripping now…. Ipoh got a lot of delicious food, eh?

  2. sheohyan says:

    I spotted Ashley’s outfit from top to shoes, all are well matched. The credit is Mummy’s good taste.

    thank you very much 😉

  3. The food looks so good! We had our Qing Ming yesterday too but in KL..:)

  4. Paik Ling says:

    I shouldn’t have read this. Not when I’m famished!!!!!

  5. Jacqueline says:

    H, you’re really having my share… So yummylicious..Now. I really need to go back Ipoh!!! 😀

    hahhahaha….I thought of you when I was eating them 😛 These food pics are for you and ah yoke…hehehee

  6. elaine says:

    I reconize d top n necklace. Cotton on rite? hehe

    yes you are right 🙂

  7. mnhl says:

    I wish to try that yong tau fu…..drooling!

    Day trip very tiring ya.

  8. Mummy Gwen says:

    Oh dear…the curry noodles and the fried turnip are calling me to eat them..haha. I love Ashley’s shoes and the top.

  9. ChloeMummy says:

    Oh, this post reminds me that our family trip to Ipoh is almost due too 🙂 I’m salivating over the dry curry… looks like chee cheong fun to me.

  10. Angeline says:

    Barb, that Yong Tau Foo stall very famous one! I never been there but supplier used to treat us! Yummy…

  11. lena says:

    that ‘tai shue keok’ is always packed and that road is always jammed, i havent eaten there before, like what you said, doesnt look too clean. I hope ashley doesnt face the cane these two days!

    yes, we got honked at yesterday because we accidentally blocked someone’s entrance 🙁 i’ve eaten there twice and felt uncomfortable 🙂 oh yes as a matter of fact, she just got it from me today! arrggghhhh!!!

  12. BoeyJoey says:

    I like Ashley’s necklace! DIY? the dry horfun looks yummy too!

    thanks. the necklace comes with the top 🙂 that’s what attracted me to buy it in the first place 😉

  13. Health Freak says:

    Must be very tiring to cover so many places on a day trip. Each time I read yr post, I am really tempted to go bk to Ipoh to wallop all those good old Ipoh food 😀

  14. Hayley says:

    If you have more time, you can come Taiping and visit us (Yan, Yvonne and myself) already ^^

    yes yes…i am still looking forward to that day :))

  15. meow says:

    Big Tree Foot @ Pasir Pinji … i wonder if it is the same one that my mother brought us to for breakfast on the eve of CNY this year.
    It was very yummy indeed and I didn’t have any trouble with my tum tum aftwd. (big germ eats small germ) 😀

    do you remember eating around some shady trees? this place is near the Tuck Kee restaurant. Don’t tell me Matt went along too?

  16. Annie Q says:

    I love Ashley outfit, very nice!! Oh, the necklace is come with the top?

    Wow..a day trip back to Ipoh also can savour so many food. Yummy!!

  17. Ann says:

    Wah…short trip but LOTSA goodies. Never had that curry noddles before. Funny that when I stayed taht Pasir Puteh was a bit too far. Now come to KL no where is far in Ipoh.:) Will def try it soon.

  18. ipohgal says:

    Wow, I really envied you. Got a chance to go back home again so soon after CNY. Me? Stuck in KL every year for CNY and Ching Ming cos I married a KL guy!

  19. jacss says:

    i hv to trust u…it takes the local to know what are good food 😀
    i see the dry curry & fried chicken also salivating edi 😛

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