最正美食 USJ Heights Best Foodie Haunts
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2023
- Dear friends
To be honest, USJ Heights is known more for luxury living than food, but since I lived around here, I thought it will be a good idea to tell the USJ Heights and even Metropark’s folks where to eat, cos there’s really not many places to go to. I believe I’m talking to a small community, but if you are a non-resident of this part of USJ, you now know where to eat if you get lost in this area. Thanks, and don’t forget to support the local street food, be it in USJ Heights or otherwise. Take care and see you in the next video.
Courtesy of Mr. Garry Loke for this this episode’s Google link:
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Now I know USJ Heights for the 1st time. Speaking of Yee Sang, the 1st restaurant and others are preparing for CNY. What a season!
A really good episode featuring kopitiams especially for those who are in the neighborhood or those who have not venture at this area. Mr.Kuan's varieties of noodles is my main highlight - able to serve different varieties of classical Malaysian Chinese noodles for his customers. Good that those staying at USJ Heights have Mr.Kuan to satify their pangs of hunger when in need. Mr.Chai's restaurant too has good varieties of chinese "choo-char" to satisfy the needs of the residence there. Even though in this episode - there are limited eateries at USJ Heights and it's nearby surroudings - Elmo has done an excellent job to provide details and to recommend good places for the people to dine there. Yatt Lau !!! Mou Tak Deng !!! I think I will like the Teowchew fried keowteow and the Hokkien dish of pork belly fried with peanuts - they really do look outstanding and unique !!! Thank you Elmo.
The poWer of love 💝 - Sin Leong Huat tauke soh's dedication 2 the tauke ! I am pencil this down for my dinner.
Sin Leong huat boss's son who's residing in US was the one who shared tis episode with him
Never knew USJ Heights actually have coffee shops. I’ve been to that area before, didn’t see any. Very interesting indeed and definitely must try!
Great sharing. It's interesting as well. I love it as always. Thank you Elmo. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Thanks Sharon
Welcome back. Missed your videos. 👍👍👍
Thanks for the support mate
Wah, almost 1k view in less than a Hour Mr Lee. Great video
I love the reasonable priced fried patin fish slice noodles here. The last time I went to this coffee shop was a couple of months ago. Didn’t know that the patin fish noodles stall owners has taken over the coffee shop. Will definitely go there again. Tks for sharing.
Thanks for supporting them Lynda
I really like Elmo Lee videos intro culture. history and cuisines. Haha lt.s the first time to hear. Burmese people speak Cantonese. It.s amazing. Thanks u filming and sharing. 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 🙏.
Many thanks mak
Pok Si (博士) is Doctorate/Doctoral degree.
Master degree is Sek Si (硕士) 🙂
会抽空去吃rojak❤
elmo lee...i reaaaaaaaaaaaaaallly hope that u can have a video expecially for usj and SS area tat develop by sime darby...i also subang jaya lover.....i like usj so much..
can have a content on how convinent is usj are...type of house...
Last week was up in S.J relation got a mild stroke when to eat mi ker in jln 19,yes usj middle income n abv professional there the township is well plan a lot of shop catering to their need ,there plenty of choice there but notice not popular pub,maybe i missed out ?putra hts is also link there,can be comparable to puchong town ship,now plenty of choices n a/con shop catering to the younster the ubanisation is very fast,our age group also cannot follow,with yr mobility will alway follow yr foid adventure,keep it up ELMO LEE.
Thanks Steven u r really a good suppporter
Hi bro pls take care of ur health 1st, makan around is only secondary
Not me yes i already old,my sister in law supposed to be very fit ,got a heart attack,but recovery have to go physio no more holiday that do a long trip that do a lot of walking n makan.all gone down the drain.
OIC I wish her speedy recovery
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Kindly note that the Restoran Sin(g) Leong Huat (Taman Subang Industrial Park) indicated in the Garry's Google map is different from the Restoran Sin Leong Huat (Subang Hi-tech Industrial Park) you recommended.
Noted with thanks
Hi Elmo, I think you know in Kampar long time ago, they didn't call it Char Kuey Teow, they call it Chow Hum Fun (Fried Cockle Noodles)..Hahaha
That’s true, thanks Chong
李生你好，我係移居馬來西亞的澳門人移居吉隆坡一年多了！現居Mont kiara! 我想搬到其他地區居住！有什麼好地區可供參考？
你有冇考虑来八打灵住吗
@@malaysiafood328 我鍾意去街市我又想住得新同安全
That kopitiam used to have nice Nyona laksa.
Thanks but they re no longer there
Will be going there tomorrow to makan.@@malaysiafood328
該处有沒轻铁站在附近？
应该没有
@@malaysiafood328 即是说，如我在KL，除非自行叫的士，否則是無法到该地的，可唔可以咁樣講呢？ (而即使坐的士到了，食過嘢買完嘢，又要call的士返KL，交通成本就高了)
@@malaysiafood328 對於我來讲，如果無集體運輸系統貫連到達的話，就算幾好都好，都好似同我無緣嘅了。 無論如何，好感謝Elmo哥嘅精彩介紹，使我又知多咗一个大馬嘅食逛點！
A really good episode featuring kopitiams especially for those who are in the neighborhood or those who have not venture at this area. Mr.Kuan's varieties of noodles is my main highlight - able to serve different varieties of classical Malaysian Chinese noodles for his customers. Good that those staying at USJ Heights have Mr.Kuan to satisfy their pangs of hunger when in need. Mr.Chai's restaurant too has good varieties of Chinese "choo-char" to satisfy the needs of the residence there. Even though in this episode - there are limited eateries at USJ Heights and it's nearby surroundings - Elmo has done an excellent job to provide details and to recommend good places for the people to dine there. Yatt Lau!!! Mou Tak Deng!!! I think I will like the Teowchew fried keow teow and the Hokkien dish of pork belly fried with peanuts - they really do look outstanding and unique!!! Thank you, Elmo.
Thanks choong hope to catch u here in the neighborhood one day