I like Yau Char Kway… and the crispier it is, the better. I'll order porridge just for the yau char kway and whenever I go for Bak Kut Teh, I'll make sure I order a double portion of the oily cripsy yau char kway. When I found that there is a new cafe called the "Great Oil Stick" just few minutes away from my house, I was so excited to try it... and I finally did.
One of the most common way of eating Yau Char Kway is with porridge. We ordered the porridge, which came in a sizable bowl and tasted great; thick and tasty.
Add that with Yau Char Kway, delicious-ness shot up 100%. Yummy!!! I had to keep fighting off my siblings for my share of Yau Char Kway. See, even my dad agrees...
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| Chicken Porridge + Original Oil Stick RM4 (Set Meal) |
The Yau Char Kway covered with rice dough was a bit dry and cold but have a unique twist to it. I will need some time getting use to this.
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| Fried Dough Sticks with Rice Rolls RM 4 |
The Dry Curry Mee came with a hint of spicy-ness and little surprises in every bite.... tiny bits of Yau Char Kway.
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| Dry Curry Mee + Soft Drink RM9.50 |
Fried Oil Stick is similar to Fried Lobak. Very nicely done with the right amount of eggs and bean sprouts... and thats good coming from a person that dislike bean sprouts :)
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| Fried Oil Stick RM5 |
As we were enjoying our meal, my sister suddenly pointed at the plate. Cool huh? And I guarantee that it was un-intentional. We did not form it or draw it, it just appeared..
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Anyway, they have a wide variety in their menus. Any way imaginable to take your Yau Char Kway is provided here... I am amazed by their creativity and imagination. There have stuff such as Strawberries with Yau Char Kway, Peanut Oil Stick, BBQ Chicken Paste with Black Pepper Sauce + Oil Stick, Sambal Ikan Bilis + Oil Stick.. just to name a few... They have lots of different types of tong suis/ desserts. They even have set meals which comes in different variety to suit individual needs.. And all are reasonably priced..
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| Menu |
All in all, it was a god meal... I will definitely be back for more :)
As we were leaving the place and as I stopped to take a picture of the cafe front... My dad struck a couple of poses for me. Here's one of them...
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| Can model right?? |
The Great Oil Stick is located just down the road from the Bukit Rahman Putra morning market. Hard to miss with its big bright yellow sign board.
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However, it is located halfway below road level so if you are coming from the morning market direction, park just along the road and take the steps down.
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| Steps up and down... |
They are open in few other locations as well. I think one of them is in Subang USJ. Check out their blog. I can't give you much info as it is written in chinese. Yeah, I know, I'm a lousy chinese.
Great Oil Stick
Jalan BRP 6/13,
Bukit Rahamn Putra,
47000 Sungai Buloh,
Selangor
Some monkeys playing by the road on the way home...
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