First foodie trail stop this morning was Sheng Ki 昇記, a fish soup place at Taman Sentosa, just 10 minutes by car from JB CIQ.
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Hai Kah Lang Seafood @ TRX KL • JB Branch @ Sentosa 海脚人海鲜粉 • Menu & Full Paying Anonymous Review
| 海脚人 Hai Kah Lang JB Sentosa | 173, Jalan Sutera, Taman Sentosa, 80150 Johor Bahru ☎ +6011 1686 3739 ☎ +6011 1651 9813 ⏰ 8 am - 9:30 pm |
✍️ 24 Apr 2024. After trying the popular Hai Kah Lang seafood at TRX Kuala Lumpur, I was curious to check out their equally famous outlet in Taman Sentosa, Johor Bahru.
Labels:
Fish Soup,
Kuala Lumpur,
Taman Sentosa
Chang Ji @ Setia Indah ● Wild Caught Fish Soup, Noodle, Porridge 昌记鱼肉粿條
As I am an avid fish soup lover, I came down to Setia Indah after seeing buddy Aus Pe shared about a fish soup she enjoyed there.
Restaurant name: Restoran Chang Ji 昌记鱼肉粿條
Address: 43, Jalan Setia 3/4, Taman Setia Indah, 81100 Johor Bahru
Tel: +6016 750 4740
Hours: 6:00am - 3:00pm (Weds off)
Fei Long Fish Soup in Johor Jaya Teratai JB 肥龍魚頭餐飲室 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
✍ 7 Aug 2024. We decided to go to Fei Long Fish Soup for lunch today. We wanted something light as this was our fourth makan (eating) stop today 😂
Ah Chuan in JB is One of my Favourite Fish Soup Stalls 阿全鱼湯⭐⭐⭐⭐

If you have been following my blog, you will know that I am a big fan of simple fish soups. I find a good bowl of fish soup with a bowl of plain white rice very satisfying and comforting. One of my favourites is Ah Chuan in Johor Bahru - it is just a small stall in Starfood coffee shop in Taman Pelangi where the (Monday and Thursday) morning market is located (so parking can be challenging on those days).
Chef Ong Salmon Fish Head Soup & Sashimi 三文鱼头鱼片汤 JK1497
Giant Grouper Fish in Pontian Johor 阿富魚湯小炒 龍膽之家
Driving along the familiar main road towards Kukup, I noticed a street side stall directly across the road from Lee Biscuits which I have not seen before. The stall looked well patronised, and the big fish on the stall's banner got us curious enough to swing the car around to check out the new kid in town.
Mee Hoon Kueh & Ban Mian at Teck Lai 德来 in Taman Gaya, Johor Bahru
Fish Soup and Economic Bee Hoon at Restoran Guang Xing Long in Johor Bahru JB 廣兴隆茶餐室 JK1150
Restaurant name: Fish soup and economic bee hoon stall at Guang Xing Long kopitiam
Address: 5, Jalan Indah 5/7, Taman Bukit Indah, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
GPS: 1.484699, 103.646758
Hours: 7:30am to 1:30pm (closed on alternate Mon)
Non Halal

We were back at busy Guang Xing Long kopitiam. Just the morning before, we were here to try out the beef noodle stall. I spotted the fish soup stall just next to the beef noodles and decided to check it out today as fish soup is one of my favourite dishes.
Healthful and delicious mah ;-D

The fish soup stall is run singlehandedly by Ah Lai 亞來. It's a one-man-operation. Ah Lai takes orders, cooks, delivers, and collects money. As his fish soup is popular with locals, Ah Lai is very, very busy.
Being a hawker is very hard work.

The RM7 bowl of fish soup.

It's a simple pork bone broth with mild well balanced savoury sweet flavours. The tender strips of fresh black snapper 黑鯛魚 were naturally flavoursome.

There were also slices of fresh red snapper 紅鯛魚.

We also had a bowl of fish head soup for RM7.

Ah Lai ran out of my favourite fish eyes, so I had to settle for jaws and lips :-D

I love the fish skin and gelatinous parts from the fresh fish head.

Crunchy fresh greens.


While waiting for our fish soup, we couldn't resist the aroma as lady boss Yvonne from the economic bee hoon stall fries a wok full of steamy rice vermicelli.

It quickly dawned on us that a plate of freshly fried bee hoon with sunny side up is the perfect pairing for the fish soup :-D

The bee hoon was moist, saturated with the sauce used to fry the rice vermicelli and was not too soft - it had just the right texture for me.
Guang Xing Long 廣兴隆茶餐室 is a good pit stop for breakfast if you are in the Bukit Indah area in the morning.
Date visited: 5 Jun 2015
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Address: 5, Jalan Indah 5/7, Taman Bukit Indah, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
GPS: 1.484699, 103.646758
Hours: 7:30am to 1:30pm (closed on alternate Mon)
Non Halal
We were back at busy Guang Xing Long kopitiam. Just the morning before, we were here to try out the beef noodle stall. I spotted the fish soup stall just next to the beef noodles and decided to check it out today as fish soup is one of my favourite dishes.
Healthful and delicious mah ;-D
The fish soup stall is run singlehandedly by Ah Lai 亞來. It's a one-man-operation. Ah Lai takes orders, cooks, delivers, and collects money. As his fish soup is popular with locals, Ah Lai is very, very busy.
Being a hawker is very hard work.
The RM7 bowl of fish soup.
It's a simple pork bone broth with mild well balanced savoury sweet flavours. The tender strips of fresh black snapper 黑鯛魚 were naturally flavoursome.
There were also slices of fresh red snapper 紅鯛魚.
We also had a bowl of fish head soup for RM7.
Ah Lai ran out of my favourite fish eyes, so I had to settle for jaws and lips :-D
I love the fish skin and gelatinous parts from the fresh fish head.
Crunchy fresh greens.
While waiting for our fish soup, we couldn't resist the aroma as lady boss Yvonne from the economic bee hoon stall fries a wok full of steamy rice vermicelli.
It quickly dawned on us that a plate of freshly fried bee hoon with sunny side up is the perfect pairing for the fish soup :-D
The bee hoon was moist, saturated with the sauce used to fry the rice vermicelli and was not too soft - it had just the right texture for me.
Guang Xing Long 廣兴隆茶餐室 is a good pit stop for breakfast if you are in the Bukit Indah area in the morning.
Date visited: 5 Jun 2015
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Labels:
Breakfast,
Economic Bee Hoon,
Fish,
Fish Soup,
廣兴隆茶餐室
Kway Teow Soup and Fish Soup Stall at Hong Yee Kopitiam 宏艺 in Taman Desa Tebrau, Johor Bahru


Tony invited me to visit his kway teow and fish soup stall at Hong Yee Kopitiam 宏艺 in Taman Desa Tebrau.

Hong Yee 宏艺 in Taman Desa Tebrau is a typical bustling kopitiam with many busy food stalls.

Tony and his wife Sally run the (no name) fish soup and kway teow soup stall here at Hong Yee 宏艺. Tony had been a chef for many years - a profession that took him to Neptune at the old Clifford Pier in Singapore and Pine Court in Mandarin Singapore. Tony and Sally also lived a few years in Taipei where Tony worked in a restaurant specializing in Malaysian food.

While in Taipei, Tony was invited to demonstrate how to cook bak kut teh and assam fish on a Taiwanese TV show.

Tony makes his broth the old way, with big socket bones, pork trotter, ti poh (dried sole fish) and soy bean.
Tony's 4 year old stall is a small operation. He gets most of his ingredients at the Johor Jaya wet market, just like we do :D

RM8 got us this fully loaded bowl of kway teow soup with fried "chicken fish" (leather jacket fish 鸡鱼), tau ki, fish balls, lean pork slices, liver slices, a shell fish slice, a good size prawn and lettuce.

Other than the shell fish which is canned and the fish balls which were commercially supplied, all the rest of the ingredients like this good size prawn were market bought.

The broth was tasty with savouriness and sweetness from pork bones and seafood. The soup was medium bodied and relatively clear 清.

We also had this fish head bee hoon soup RM7.50.

There was a generous amount of chunky tender pieces of fresh snapper fish meat in the broth.

The broth was heavy bodied, savoury and naturally sweet. (Tony uses a separate and different broth for his kway teow soup and fish soup.) The broth was tasty though my personal preference is for a clearer looking 清 broth. Tony added fried shallot oil to the broth, so it had that 葱油香 (shallot oil aroma and flavour).

If you are a chili lover, remember to try Tony's homemade sambal chili. It's very spicy hot with savoury notes from belacan (fermented shrimp paste).

If you are around the Taman Desa Tebrau area during breakfast or lunch time, Tony's Kway Teow and Fish Soup Stall is a good option.
Tony declined payment for our meal.
Restaurant name: Kway Teow and Fish Soup Stall at Hong Yee Kopitiam 宏艺
Address: No. 2, Jalan Harmonium 10, Taman Desa Tebrau, Johor Bahru
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/Yw7Br
GPS: 1.564434,103.795110
Hours: 6:30am to 2:00pm (Closed on Monday)
Non Halal
Date visited: 22 Aug 2014
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