As a local I won't go there to eat at tourist price. Just walk around to feel the atmosphere is fine for me. Even the beef noodles doesn't taste as good as those days and very little liu.
@@malaysiafood328actually you missed out Sister Drunken Noodles stall which opens only in the day. Their pork noodles are not the same as the mainstream and if I'm not wrong, you have not tried something like theirs. Their drunken noodles is excellent. Every part of the pork organs are cook to perfect texture and soft. They have been overlook by many who thinks is only for tourist.
Jln Alor has changed so much compared to back in the day when i was " lepaking" there. There used to be a charsiew / siew yuk stall ran by a retired chinese school headmaster , he was very generous , he charges only for the meat , rice & soup is FOC, his rational was that people need to survive by giving free rice they can eat as much as they want all they need to to is pay for his meat which was very generous in portion while enjoing his oldies . That wong ah wah chicken wing , i remembered watching the ad in cinemas at sg wang . How it has changed , thank you so much for showing us the " new " jln alor. I guess we should be making a trip there soon . Thank you !
Thank you Elmo. Loved your video as always. Your intro is always interesting although not related to the food reviews, I love the nostalgia and the trouble you go to to set the associated materials to make the video. Thanks for the effort. Tha place sure has changed since I was last there over 35 years ago. As lively as ever. Thanks once again👏👏👏👍👍👍🥰
The pushy (& sometimes grabby) touts really put me off Jalan Alor [thank heavens I stumbled upon Hutong soon after]. As a movie fan, loved the nostalgic visit to the heydays of the stand-alone cinemas (eg. the [shell of the] Rex cinema was recently featured on the Finale episode of this year's Amazing Race Australia)
What a bustling bright and gourmet food paradise at Jalan Alor - all lined up to be tested and tried !!! Can't help but also to name 2 favorite Stars (Actors) during my heydays watching movies at cinemas. Ti Lung and Wang Yu - One always play the role as the bad guy and the other as the hero and I will always end up disguising as the one arm swordman. Great illustration from Elmo on those days. Yatt Lau! Mou Tak Deng! Glad that Wong Ah Wah's chicken wings still retains it's authenticity and all the dishes there seem to also taste good and reasonably priced. Very interesting (especially for tourist) to see so many different types of snacks , drinks and goodies available there and the scene there makes it feel like I'm at Jubilee park (Ipoh) during the night. 😉 I guess Danny had a great time and savoring all the "Malaysian taste goodies" at Jalan Alor. As mentioned - I was surprised at how Jalan Alor looks nowadays as compared to say 35-40 years ago. Thank you Elmo for another good food haunting episode. 👌👌👌
I am still a old-school person who will go to cineplexes to watch certain movies although many or most of my peers would watch Netflix. On another note, you'd obviously mentioned the best restaurant in Jalan Alor that doesn't need to try to attract customers, Wong Ah Wah. Your video spoke to me on your behalf
The Jalan Alor food street really surpr me. the lights are bright and neat. ther are all kinds of food and drink. and ther are also street performers and music performances. become more exciting as the night goes by. I believe Elmo Lee. & Danny Loke. they all like to watch the drama directed by Li Hanxiang.? 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 😅😂🤣 .
Ah, Sensei, that is a lot. 1) I've often stared at the Odeon Cinema and wondered about the story there. And, Cathay, I knew that building but didn't know it had been the Cathay. And, yes, SB had to build cinemas in as many places as possible since there was no distribution without them. Seeing their remnants throughout Malaysia is just one of the interesting things to look out for in Kuala Lumpur and secondary cities. You should do general history tours of Kuala Lumpur; I really wanted one when I was there. 2) In Taipei, Lehua (樂華) night market was a good traditional one a few years ago. Good stinky doufu, but best doufu was on Guangzhou Street NW of Longshan Temple. 3) Jalan Alor ... well, double like. My favorite was one of the smaller ones (3 storefronts?), but most of the older shops have similar menus. I'll take your word for it on Wong Ah Wah and go there again on my next trip. I assume Wok Hei is the wok taste, like in vegetable dishes sometimes? Thank you so much.
I think Jln Alor should change name to Jln Thai, so many Thai foods there🤭😅But promegranate juice in Bangkok more more cheaper than here, RM20 per bottle of juice is too much crazy expensive, i think most of the restaurant in here their target is the tourist from around the world, so they marked up the price and they think this is nothing wrong for them 😅😅
Just to add a little fun. Long time ago, I went to Cathay cinema to watch the new King Kong movie. All the tickets were sold out except the first row. Having no choice, I bought the ticket and found myself sitting nearest to the screen. Wow, that was the biggest and loudest King Kong I ever saw. But after that, I got giddy and my neck ached. 🤣🤣🤣
Used to have my meals in Jalan Alor when I was working nearby there about 20 years ago. Foods sold in Alor were expensive, to say nothing of today I gather! One of the pork noodles stall, Teochew braised duck rice and 牛记 beef ball noodles were my favourites stalls to patronize back then, but I was disappointed by牛记 quite many a times - wanton noodles cooked by their Burmese staff often underdone! Wong Ah Wah's chicken Wing was finger licking good no doubt, rarely matched by other vendors in Klang Valley in my opinion.
Jalan alor ,lee lam thye stronghold,still dap area,they wanted to change the name to a malay name,my first job was in jalan hick,the famous curry wan tan char siew,my t.k.d assiciation in tongshin opposite the beef noodle shop,always hand out in blue boy mansion behind e n e plaza,for lunch n their tang tong,have also makan the chicken wing shop,also hokkien mee next to one another as u mentioned,with cambodian client they love to drks beer like nobody business,jla alor strech mainly for tourist n pricy,you forget the bukit bintang plaza was the BP park(rose chan club) link to sg wang plaza,that was my primary days,pavillion is all the h.k show,bruce lee,the big boss ,wang yu,david chan,ti lung,hui bros alway cny will go book ticket,used to work there n play there in my teen, really bring fond memories.those day there also lot of ah fei chai,n.b have also stay in jln angsoka cant remember the flat name n walk to school,st john ,bukit nanas.like i say you still the man keeping track ofall this places.
As a local I won't go there to eat at tourist price. Just walk around to feel the atmosphere is fine for me. Even the beef noodles doesn't taste as good as those days and very little liu.
Good observation. Thanks mate
Yeah, tourist place. I’m a KLite that hasn’t eaten there for many years
Fully agree with you.
@@malaysiafood328actually you missed out Sister Drunken Noodles stall which opens only in the day. Their pork noodles are not the same as the mainstream and if I'm not wrong, you have not tried something like theirs. Their drunken noodles is excellent. Every part of the pork organs are cook to perfect texture and soft. They have been overlook by many who thinks is only for tourist.
Jln Alor has changed so much compared to back in the day when i was " lepaking" there. There used to be a charsiew / siew yuk stall ran by a retired chinese school headmaster , he was very generous , he charges only for the meat , rice & soup is FOC, his rational was that people need to survive by giving free rice they can eat as much as they want all they need to to is pay for his meat which was very generous in portion while enjoing his oldies . That wong ah wah chicken wing , i remembered watching the ad in cinemas at sg wang . How it has changed , thank you so much for showing us the " new " jln alor. I guess we should be making a trip there soon . Thank you !
Thanks for your continued support cheah
Thank you Elmo. Loved your video as always. Your intro is always interesting although not related to the food reviews, I love the nostalgia and the trouble you go to to set the associated materials to make the video. Thanks for the effort. Tha place sure has changed since I was last there over 35 years ago. As lively as ever. Thanks once again👏👏👏👍👍👍🥰
Thanks for finding my intro compelling
The chicken wing really to die for! 🐔
They adopted the recipe from the famous stall at Peel road
Uncle Elmo, to me, you are the best! Very real 😍
Thanks very nice of you. Thanks mate
@@malaysiafood328 much appreciated 😊👍
The pushy (& sometimes grabby) touts really put me off Jalan Alor [thank heavens I stumbled upon Hutong soon after].
As a movie fan, loved the nostalgic visit to the heydays of the stand-alone cinemas (eg. the [shell of the] Rex cinema was recently featured on the Finale episode of this year's Amazing Race Australia)
Wow didn't realized Rex was featured on the final episode of amazing race
Uncle Elmo, all the places you had been and introduced, brought back nostalgic memories.
Thanks mate
What a bustling bright and gourmet food paradise at Jalan Alor - all lined up to be tested and tried !!! Can't help but also to name 2 favorite Stars (Actors) during my heydays watching movies at cinemas. Ti Lung and Wang Yu - One always play the role as the bad guy and the other as the hero and I will always end up disguising as the one arm swordman. Great illustration from Elmo on those days. Yatt Lau! Mou Tak Deng! Glad that Wong Ah Wah's chicken wings still retains it's authenticity and all the dishes there seem to also taste good and reasonably priced. Very interesting (especially for tourist) to see so many different types of snacks , drinks and goodies available there and the scene there makes it feel like I'm at Jubilee park (Ipoh) during the night. 😉 I guess Danny had a great time and savoring all the "Malaysian taste goodies" at Jalan Alor. As mentioned - I was surprised at how Jalan Alor looks nowadays as compared to say 35-40 years ago. Thank you Elmo for another good food haunting episode. 👌👌👌
Didn't know u r a shaw brothers fan, welcome to movie magic choong
影片好正，和美食一样正
谢谢支持
I am still a old-school person who will go to cineplexes to watch certain movies although many or most of my peers would watch Netflix.
On another note, you'd obviously mentioned the best restaurant in Jalan Alor that doesn't need to try to attract customers, Wong Ah Wah. Your video spoke to me on your behalf
@5:37 Leung Chiu Wai is Tony Leung (not Leslie) 😄
The Jalan Alor food street really surpr me. the lights are bright and neat. ther are all kinds of food and drink. and ther are also street performers and music performances. become more exciting as the night goes by. I believe Elmo Lee. & Danny Loke. they all like to watch the drama directed by Li Hanxiang.? 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 😅😂🤣 .
Thanks mak, li han hsiang was my favorite film director
Li Hanxiang movie is good looking and interesing 😅😂🤣👍.
Ah, Sensei, that is a lot. 1) I've often stared at the Odeon Cinema and wondered about the story there. And, Cathay, I knew that building but didn't know it had been the Cathay. And, yes, SB had to build cinemas in as many places as possible since there was no distribution without them. Seeing their remnants throughout Malaysia is just one of the interesting things to look out for in Kuala Lumpur and secondary cities. You should do general history tours of Kuala Lumpur; I really wanted one when I was there. 2) In Taipei, Lehua (樂華) night market was a good traditional one a few years ago. Good stinky doufu, but best doufu was on Guangzhou Street NW of Longshan Temple. 3) Jalan Alor ... well, double like. My favorite was one of the smaller ones (3 storefronts?), but most of the older shops have similar menus. I'll take your word for it on Wong Ah Wah and go there again on my next trip. I assume Wok Hei is the wok taste, like in vegetable dishes sometimes? Thank you so much.
Thanks Andrew pls return to jalan alor again
Wong Ah wah chicken wing started as a stall in Jalan Alor since 1960s at the same spot.
Elmo, So You are Back from China??
Welcome Back!
Thanks leong I’ve been back for more than a month
I think Jln Alor should change name to Jln Thai, so many Thai foods there🤭😅But promegranate juice in Bangkok more more cheaper than here, RM20 per bottle of juice is too much crazy expensive, i think most of the restaurant in here their target is the tourist from around the world, so they marked up the price and they think this is nothing wrong for them 😅😅
Yes some unscrupulous msian pushing the prices up unnecessary
据我在阿罗街所观察到餐饮氛围，
数量最多的就是:
1) 本地华人餐
2) 泰国餐
3) 中国餐😋
其他的就有 马来餐，印尼餐，越南餐，缅甸餐，柬埔寨餐。
可能以后会有 巴基斯坦，尼泊尔 也说不定呢。😊
从 uncle Elmo 的口中再次得知，
啤律的亞华烧鸡翼和阿罗街的黄亚华
确实曾经有过师徒关系，
那么，
之前我听亚华说过的往事，
就证明亚华没跟我开玩笑🎉
Uncle Elmo👏👏👏
证明madam wong 没骗我
Just to add a little fun. Long time ago, I went to Cathay cinema to watch the new King Kong movie. All the tickets were sold out except the first row. Having no choice, I bought the ticket and found myself sitting nearest to the screen. Wow, that was the biggest and loudest King Kong I ever saw. But after that, I got giddy and my neck ached. 🤣🤣🤣
You r right john, each time I bought the front row seats I end up regretting it
支持 Elmo Lee李文翰
1:39 😅what a great memory
Used to have my meals in Jalan Alor when I was working nearby there about 20 years ago. Foods sold in Alor were expensive, to say nothing of today I gather!
One of the pork noodles stall, Teochew braised duck rice and 牛记 beef ball noodles were my favourites stalls to patronize back then, but I was disappointed by牛记 quite many a times - wanton noodles cooked by their Burmese staff often underdone!
Wong Ah Wah's chicken Wing was finger licking good no doubt, rarely matched by other vendors in Klang Valley in my opinion.
Just a little consolation john, the tungshin beef noodle no longer hire myanmar workers
@@malaysiafood328that's great.
👍👍👍
Once I try Peel Road chicken wings.... decided to diy to my taste at home..... never again Peel Road chicken wings
Yes, everything is expensive now,chicken rice minimum rm8 and above. Even Chinese tea selling at 90cent per glass now 🤦
Ya la so annoying
Jalan alor ,lee lam thye stronghold,still dap area,they wanted to change the name to a malay name,my first job was in jalan hick,the famous curry wan tan char siew,my t.k.d assiciation in tongshin opposite the beef noodle shop,always hand out in blue boy mansion behind e n e plaza,for lunch n their tang tong,have also makan the chicken wing shop,also hokkien mee next to one another as u mentioned,with cambodian client they love to drks beer like nobody business,jla alor strech mainly for tourist n pricy,you forget the bukit bintang plaza was the BP park(rose chan club) link to sg wang plaza,that was my primary days,pavillion is all the h.k show,bruce lee,the big boss ,wang yu,david chan,ti lung,hui bros alway cny will go book ticket,used to work there n play there in my teen, really bring fond memories.those day there also lot of ah fei chai,n.b have also stay in jln angsoka cant remember the flat name n walk to school,st john ,bukit nanas.like i say you still the man keeping track ofall this places.
Wow u really know KL like the back of you hand
❤
Jln Alor is for tourists visiting place
Everything overpriced and taste so so only
👍
I seldom ever eat there
Bloody expensive cut throat street food. Don't come
U obviously not tried all of them