blurpenguin

so... who's idea was Koo's Idea, Kuantan? Koo of course... hahaha.... seriously.. though, the owner is a koo thus the shops name.

A relatively new shop located very near the leaf restaurant. Serving up local delights... non halal though... i whole heartedly recommend their fried rice - any variation... their mee wasn't up to par... but i can't really comment only based on our single visit. Update: seems only the longevity noodles wasn't to my expectations... the others seem ok.

their whole menu is pretty extensive... from finger foods to some dishes for two to four persons.

Julie and i took each a fried rice each... mine being seafood and hers a pineapple version... heh... mine was better (pictured) [RM4.50]


Hannah finished her order of Longevity Noodles [RM5.00] , maybe because the noodles were very like maggi mee, her favourite... so so lah...


Other then the normal leong cha's and juice drinks... they also have a nice large selection of desserts... of sago based fruit mix, herbal jellys [RM2.00] and misc stufff... vote goes to the sago desserts... took the mango version [RM4.50] since it was in season... lovely...



they also don't close that early, so a very good place for night dessert aka. supper time... woo hoo! will certainly visit this place more often... Julie really wants to have her own mango sago dessert all for herself this time round...

Update : we came 2nd time round... and tried several more dishes... I took their Belacan Fried Rice... not bad [RM5.00]


Julie took a Dumpling noodle soup [RM3.80] aka. wantan mee with siew kaw, quite tasty.... i also ordered a bowl of Yong Tau Foo [RM4.00]



Of course this time round... julie took her long desired mango sago, i had a go at their today special, momochacha... aka. bobo cha cha... not to bad [RM3.00] Overall this place is becoming our regular place... and they do cook very healthily... not much oil and their servings with fresh ingredients.