Thanks again Elmo. I remember Sentosa cinema. Brings back memories of simpler times. Also not to forget Sentosa was a popular bus stop for Sri Jaya and Minibuses.
Uncle Elmo thank you for sharing my favourite hawker centre in pj 17 but you left out the hakka noodles which is very al dente and best in pj 17 which everytime i go without fail i must order!
I find the Hakka noodles okay only on the whole. The condiments are so so only, it is the noodles texture that is nice to bite on. Really good on the noodles only.
They were right Elmo. Your channel is useful. Can we see you with your mask off when you do the initial introduction. Afterall, you are standing alone in front of the camera. Thanks for all your sharing. Still watching.💗 Full watch and full support.
Great introduction to prelude into this section 17 Foodie Haunts. Many stalls caught my attention and these are the few that I replayed. 1. Chee Cheong Fun with it's good sauce (with curry gravy) and "yeong liew" that goes with it deliciously. 2. The self service dessert with many types of sweet tong sui to spoil everyone. 3. The Char KeowTeow for the hardworking son taking over from his Mum to try his best to emulate the best for his food buyers. Guess we should encourage those younger generation especially those putting on their best to create the "old taste" for us to enjoy. Last but not least - I had a good jovial and laughing moment when you mentioned the British did also leave quite some " Sou Chow Si" for us to carry on. Very true indeed. Overall - a great episode and must be also quite nostalgic to those UM students and also for those who stays near to Section 17. Yatt Lau !!! Mou Tatt Deng !!!👌👌👌
Welcome to my hood. Thank you for this video on behalf of the stall owners as they are my friends, give me a buzz if you're going back to 17 to cover more makan places as i can be your chaperon.
I didn't realise Sentosa cinema now is turned into Seventeen Mall. Thanks for introducing so many nice n delicious food there. I will definitely pay a visit there soon.
thank you for sharing uncle elmo and personally I think this part of section 17 is very attractive to those who wants convenience. Food aside, St.Xavier's Institution was formerly my alma mater in the 90's. A very old school that's rich with history. Stay safe out there 🙏
The Pan mee at the corner restaurant on the other end of 99 Speedmart, Sek 17 is really good. One of the most consistent and "authentic" Pan mee I ever tried. I didn't know Pan mee was from China, I thought it was Malaysian Chinese. Anway my fav dish. :)
if i'm not mistaken,the chai thau kuey stall is open at SS2 morning market on Saturday and Sunday, because i recognize the husband face.. yes, their chay thau kuey taste is good 👍😋
Another good history lesson about the decline standard on UM and history of Section 17. This video only covers the five-footway next to Seventeen Mall. Around the vicinity of Seventeen Mall there are more to offer, perhaps part 2 in the making. Seventeen Mall is doing very badly and Aeon the anchor tenant has recently moved out. Note: I like the new subtitles fonts.
Hi Elmo, good review. Thank you for all your introduction of great food. By the way, do you know where can get nice "woon zhai koh" or steamed rice cake?
hi. Elmo, its good for sporeans and foreigners if your food recommendation have stated the state for easy reference. For example where is serdang? It good to put the header as Serdang, Selangor. For easy reference. Tks.
Uncle Elmo I am not sure if you are aware that that meat roasts lady is also a talented rapper, made a collaboration with Namewee actually quite a few years ago.
Before colonial rule. Singapore failed in housing. work. education. health and environmental protection. Today. Singapore and Malaysia are independent. Tomorrow will be better. Thanks for sharing 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 🙏.
A more appropriate translation is "biased against" 針對佢 (negative connotation) instead of "biased towards" when you're talking about the discriminatory policies implemented by the British that were meant to sow discord among Malaysians. I know this is nitpicking but since you're gushing over the legacy of the English education system left by the British, it felt appropriate to mention it. 😝 Thanks for the informative video as always. 👍
That couple who sell roast chicken at the hawker street is the owner of 发中发 kopitiam la... Chicken are hard & dry, rice are undercook... And the char kueh teow stall at the hawker street, the actual owner is a old uncle who already passed away, old lady is the wife, and sorry to say that their fried kueh teow is not tasty at all, the worst in sec17
I fully agree... not only i learn new places for good food , i also learned about the historical facts which is interesting and not found in our so-called " history books " . However i would also like to add that , besides Penang Free School , Malacca High School is the 2nd oldest school built in 1826 also by the British and my alma mater . I would like to say , at the new village there's a Tit Tar sifu which is pretty good , he also sells herbal tea at the market place . The chee cheong fun , i ate them during the open space till now ... still delicious especially the curry . Majority of the stalls serves good and delicious food. Used to have an elderly couple that sells fried noodles .. their " yut kong hor " was smooth and nice. Nowadays i dont see them anymore. Lastly , the tong sui shop is a stall i will never ever support them , the owner is rude and has no manners , sorry to say this here ... but awful service no matter how nice the food , its a fail to me . Thanks Elmo for sharing this video
@@malaysiafood328 i dare not say i know more than you.. thats for sure . You seems to be very good at what you do which is why i always look forward to your videos
All colonial masters have their past skeletons in the closet during their reigns in regions which not supposed to belong to them, no doubt. But call a spade a spade, they did contribute quite a lot of good to their then subjects as well, particularly the British, efficient public administration system, renowned education system, fairer judicial system and good foundation for our now public amenities and so on, just to name a few! On the other hand, just look at some ex colonized countries, where are they now? Simply put, many of them have became from good to bad or even worse right after gaining independence from their former colonial masters. Perhaps, Singapore is one of the very few exceptions. No matter what, Malaysia is still one of the best places for good food in the region, if not in the world in my opinion, especially so when it compares to nations that I had been stationed during my younger days.
U know section 17 is also call happy garden,hope i right,the other is in klang rd happy garden,long time never go there(tenage age) n fr yr report,the places all really change a lot,will make a point to go there,keep it up,yr honest recommendation will be a big value to those who have missed out p.j night food stall.with market condition is good to tighten yr pocket n the whole fmly can tact along n enjoy,keep it up u the man.
Thanks again Elmo. I remember Sentosa cinema. Brings back memories of simpler times. Also not to forget Sentosa was a popular bus stop for Sri Jaya and Minibuses.
You seemed familiar with the place. Thanks
聽Elmo的廣播就好似聽七十年代的Redifusion。好懷舊。
谢谢支持
Another great video as expected.
Great insights into SS17 foodie haunt. All these while has been frequenting SS2 Wai Sek Kai only. Will definitely pay a visit soon. Thank you.
Thanks pls support them mate
Uncle Elmo thank you for sharing my favourite hawker centre in pj 17 but you left out the hakka noodles which is very al dente and best in pj 17 which everytime i go without fail i must order!
Thanks but is tis hakka mee located inside the 17 mall foodcourt
@@malaysiafood328 oh no it’s just same place where all the hawkers are and the Hakka mee is just next to the desert hawker stall on the left
I find the Hakka noodles okay only on the whole. The condiments are so so only, it is the noodles texture that is nice to bite on. Really good on the noodles only.
They were right Elmo. Your channel is useful.
Can we see you with your mask off when you do the initial introduction. Afterall, you are standing alone in front of the camera. Thanks for all your sharing.
Still watching.💗
Full watch and full support.
Great info video 👍 Super Delicious food 👌
Thanks 🙏
Great introduction to prelude into this section 17 Foodie Haunts. Many stalls caught my attention and these are the few that I replayed. 1. Chee Cheong Fun with it's good sauce (with curry gravy) and "yeong liew" that goes with it deliciously. 2. The self service dessert with many types of sweet tong sui to spoil everyone. 3. The Char KeowTeow for the hardworking son taking over from his Mum to try his best to emulate the best for his food buyers. Guess we should encourage those younger generation especially those putting on their best to create the "old taste" for us to enjoy. Last but not least - I had a good jovial and laughing moment when you mentioned the British did also leave quite some " Sou Chow Si" for us to carry on. Very true indeed. Overall - a great episode and must be also quite nostalgic to those UM students and also for those who stays near to Section 17. Yatt Lau !!! Mou Tatt Deng !!!👌👌👌
Always the encouraging words from Choong. Thanks
Like your sense of humour uncle Elmo 😂
Welcome to my hood. Thank you for this video on behalf of the stall owners as they are my friends, give me a buzz if you're going back to 17 to cover more makan places as i can be your chaperon.
Thanks, will do!
I didn't realise Sentosa cinema now is turned into Seventeen Mall. Thanks for introducing so many nice n delicious food there. I will definitely pay a visit there soon.
Thanks for supporting them ler
Wow, I assume you did not go to Section 17 PJ for a very very long time.
@@lukeskywalker1868 Yes, at least a few decades ago 😅
在这里，我会买油条跟清汤板面一起吃😀
应该好味道
thank you for sharing uncle elmo and personally I think this part of section 17 is very attractive to those who wants convenience. Food aside, St.Xavier's Institution was formerly my alma mater in the 90's. A very old school that's rich with history. Stay safe out there 🙏
U r well educated Christopher
The Pan mee at the corner restaurant on the other end of 99 Speedmart, Sek 17 is really good. One of the most consistent and "authentic" Pan mee I ever tried. I didn't know Pan mee was from China, I thought it was Malaysian Chinese. Anway my fav dish. :)
Thanks for the recommendation rajesh
if i'm not mistaken,the chai thau kuey stall is open at SS2 morning market on Saturday and Sunday, because i recognize the husband face.. yes, their chay thau kuey taste is good 👍😋
@@kayellai5278 the dancing Robert i think is char kuey teow not chai thau kuey, different type of food
@@kelvinwong6348 Sorry, my mistake. Misread.
@@kayellai5278 it's okay,no worry 😊
Another good history lesson about the decline standard on UM and history of Section 17. This video only covers the five-footway next to Seventeen Mall. Around the vicinity of Seventeen Mall there are more to offer, perhaps part 2 in the making. Seventeen Mall is doing very badly and Aeon the anchor tenant has recently moved out. Note: I like the new subtitles fonts.
Thanks kayei u r so knowledgeable on section 17 and also so obsevant, can even
notice the font change
Actually I enjoy listening to the history of the place more than the way u intro the food. 😍
Thanks but you can always stop watching when the introduction of food begins
U said University Malaysia. It should be University Malaya. Hope u do a review of bakeries in PJ
Hi Elmo, good review. Thank you for all your introduction of great food. By the way, do you know where can get nice "woon zhai koh" or steamed rice cake?
Pls try OUG morning market whereby there's an 50 year old English speaking mobile vendor selling it. Danny felt she's so so but I thought she was ok
hi. Elmo, its good for sporeans and foreigners if your food recommendation have stated the state for easy reference. For example where is serdang?
It good to put the header as Serdang, Selangor. For easy reference. Tks.
Noted with thanks
I thought you were going to review the food court in 17 mall when I saw the title of this video lol
The place is quite clean, that's a palatable sign.
在这里住了十多年，太怀念了。
加油 。
Bro ELMO YOU REALLY HAVE VERY GOOD APPETITE.. 👍👍👍😋😋😋
Thanks bro not really I ta pau half home
”过马“ 和 ”高楼馆“ 应该是马来西亚华人的惯用语，香港人不会用，但我个人很喜欢，一听就明白你想表达什么。谢谢Elmo！
謝謝支持大哥
過馬應該都是廣州廣府話，我地老人家都是這樣講的，全馬各地廣東人都一樣，有些人講過馬為批發或者跟人拿貨。高樓館是大餐館。馬來西亞有來自廣東各縣各村，所以有些鄉下話香港人未必知道。
Uncle Elmo I am not sure if you are aware that that meat roasts lady is also a talented rapper, made a collaboration with Namewee actually quite a few years ago.
OMG Looks can b deceiving
Yakah, post link here.
@@kayellai5278 ruclips.net/video/gpWwxrG0OLE/видео.html
Can you please share the link here. Thanks.
Are they open daily at night? Would love to try it!
Yes they open daily
Wow how are you able to gobble so much food in a night? 😂😂😂😂
Thanks Darren I ta pau half the food home
@@malaysiafood328 nice
Spicy panmee👍
Before colonial rule. Singapore failed in housing. work. education. health and environmental protection. Today. Singapore and Malaysia are independent. Tomorrow will be better. Thanks for sharing 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 🙏.
Certainly tomorrow will be better, well said mak
Oh? This is interesting
A more appropriate translation is "biased against" 針對佢 (negative connotation) instead of "biased towards" when you're talking about the discriminatory policies implemented by the British that were meant to sow discord among Malaysians. I know this is nitpicking but since you're gushing over the legacy of the English education system left by the British, it felt appropriate to mention it. 😝
Thanks for the informative video as always. 👍
During night time, the nasi lemak stall next to the mamak drink stall is one of the best in PJ. The only down side is that stall close inconsistently.
Thanks for the info mate
That couple who sell roast chicken at the hawker street is the owner of 发中发 kopitiam la... Chicken are hard & dry, rice are undercook... And the char kueh teow stall at the hawker street, the actual owner is a old uncle who already passed away, old lady is the wife, and sorry to say that their fried kueh teow is not tasty at all, the worst in sec17
To each it's own
I fully agree... not only i learn new places for good food , i also learned about the historical facts which is interesting and not found in our so-called " history books " . However i would also like to add that , besides Penang Free School , Malacca High School is the 2nd oldest school built in 1826 also by the British and my alma mater . I would like to say , at the new village there's a Tit Tar sifu which is pretty good , he also sells herbal tea at the market place . The chee cheong fun , i ate them during the open space till now ... still delicious especially the curry . Majority of the stalls serves good and delicious food. Used to have an elderly couple that sells fried noodles .. their " yut kong hor " was smooth and nice. Nowadays i dont see them anymore. Lastly , the tong sui shop is a stall i will never ever support them , the owner is rude and has no manners , sorry to say this here ... but awful service no matter how nice the food , its a fail to me . Thanks Elmo for sharing this video
Thanks cheah u r obviously a keen foodie yourself, u definitely know more than I do
@@malaysiafood328 i dare not say i know more than you.. thats for sure . You seems to be very good at what you do which is why i always look forward to your videos
Is the roasted meat rice still operating because I don’t see them anymore ?
Yes I just interviewed them on last Thursday
@@malaysiafood328 thanks! Because I been there a few times & they were not there. I thought they have shut down permanently
They open just a bit later from the rest in the evening.
洪記糖水. 全部都係白糖 . 边好食 !
只有在家里还有海盐
👍👍
不小心看到我的男朋友 😂 希望有一天我也会遇到你，跟你拍照📷
我等待这一天。谢谢
This time Danny is not around 😂,
Yes I just did an impromptu feature
👍👍👍
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks
University of Malaya
All colonial masters have their past skeletons in the closet during their reigns in regions which not supposed to belong to them, no doubt. But call a spade a spade, they did contribute quite a lot of good to their then subjects as well, particularly the British, efficient public administration system, renowned education system, fairer judicial system and good foundation for our now public amenities and so on, just to name a few! On the other hand, just look at some ex colonized countries, where are they now? Simply put, many of them have became from good to bad or even worse right after gaining independence from their former colonial masters. Perhaps, Singapore is one of the very few exceptions.
No matter what, Malaysia is still one of the best places for good food in the region, if not in the world in my opinion, especially so when it compares to nations that I had been stationed during my younger days.
Thanks, well said john
Every stall also good, they paid you !! Or you got free food ?
Maybe I should do a series on bad food for sceptical people like u
why are you hiding behind the mask while you talk? presenters/youtubers all show talk without masks except you.. Hard to watch
Don't watch then
@@malaysiafood328 👍👍👍 Well said. 👍👍👍
U know section 17 is also call happy garden,hope i right,the other is in klang rd happy garden,long time never go there(tenage age) n fr yr report,the places all really change a lot,will make a point to go there,keep it up,yr honest recommendation will be a big value to those who have missed out p.j night food stall.with market condition is good to tighten yr pocket n the whole fmly can tact along n enjoy,keep it up u the man.
You r right Steven parts of section 17 is known as happy garden