A taste of Sitiawan 最正美食

Dear friends
FYI, I should have featured Sitiawan 2 years ago, instead I used the Ipoh route and ended in Pantai Remis. Because I was quite crossed having to spend such a long time on the road, out of frustration I didn’t want to drive any further, so I ended up featuring Pantai Remis instead. This time around I wised up and used the Teluk Intan route, which was easily the shorter way. Although I must say I didn’t get to Sitiawan on the right day, since Thursday is a day where most eateries closed. Anyway, I hope you’ll still enjoy the 7 eateries I featured in this episode. Thanks, and see you in the next video.
Courtesy of Garry Loke for supplying the google link for this episode's eateries:
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[@cheemengchoong]

I thoroughly enjoyed this Sitiawan Episode .... from the beginning to the end ..... every moment videoed is Yatt Lau & Mou Tak Deng ...... 10 STARS episode indeed. Also - Danny's role modelling on the 7 layers bun at Manjung was really good too ( in spite of the shop's steaming process of the buns has already ended for the say ). Wong Ah Mah's restaurant is super friendly and the food there is all top notch - and when I have the chance to be at Sitiawan, I'll sure make a stop there and eat all that they have to offer. All in all - Sitiawan has portrayed as a super friendly town with it's citizen's warm and welcome gestures to it's visitors. Again - I want to thank Elmo ( and also Danny) for giving us a "First Class" Food haunting episode at Sitiawan. 10 STARS episode indeed !!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@malaysiafood328]

We r faltered by your comments choong, u r the best bro

[@CKology]

Great video, I miss Sitiawan

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks CKI used ur sitiawan episode for inspiration

[@CKology]

@@malaysiafood328 I hope through our videos, people will start to visit Sitiawan

[@malaysiafood328]

Surely

[@suetmingchan298]

A very good narration of the coming about of Sitiawan.No one speaks of the historical part of the place they visit for foodie haunts. Keep up your good work.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for the support suet

[@seekimwah9091]

Another good episode! Elmo. Keep it up with your explanation how the name was founded...🤗

[@malaysiafood328]

Cheers See

[@choongkitson666]

Thank you Elmo! Love your narrative of the town’s history and the description of the food👍

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for the support choong

[@manerosnf8449]

Really enjoy watching this video ,wondering is there any good yong tau hu?

[@malaysiafood328]

There's probably some good YTF in sitiawan unfortunately many eateries were closed on Thursday

[@johnchong5774]

I just went there half a month ago, dare not to explore more due to the bad weather then, and took refuge in a Lotus supermarket. Luckily sea food in one of the restaurants in Kg Koh was very much to our taste. 张理was from Guangdong Dabu(大埔）a Hakka village in Meizhou, same kampung folk as my late grandfather. Longing to see you again in your next episode.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks John

[@magchew5799]

Great job with this video! I learnt something new about Sitiawan. Must go visit.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for supporting chew

[@sharonleong7120]

Great sharing. I love it. Keep up the good work. Thanks Elmo. 👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@malaysiafood328]

Many thanks Sharon

[@cheahchunkit5046]

Sitiawan ... brings back lots of memory . I stayed in Lumut in the mid 70s .. to travel back to ipoh .. we have pass through a small rubber village called Phundut before reaching Sitiawan. Back then Sitiawan was very bare town ... just at the main traffic lights is 1 building is the Standard Charted Bank , opposite is a row of shop houses . Between the row of shops was a stall selling wan tan mee. There's a big open space building which is the town's main market . The end of the row from the guang bisquit was the town's only cinema .. not its a petrol station . Anyway the recommendation you have shown , some of it i have tried during my last trip there and it is indeed worth the journey . Great recommendation !

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for ur history cheah

[@dummy4100]

Wan tan mee near bang joo sent. My primary school is st Francis school back in early 70’s. Now I am in states.

[@kstang61]

@@dummy4100 I was based in Lumut Naval Base in early 80s and used to go for the wanton mee at ban joo seng.

[@gerrykomalaysia2]

nice, Sitiawan, the land where houseflies originated from

[@malaysiafood328]

Hi Gerry, can I contact u personally, my email: [e-mail]
Many thanks

[@siewkee6093]

Amazing stories about Tua Pak Kong and Setia Kawan. Also there are something new and unexpected for foodies😅😅✌✌

[@malaysiafood328]

Cheers siew kee

[@revivalist70]

Thank you Bro Elmo.
Very comprehensive and informative video.👋

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks Andrew

[@jennytam1956]

Sitiawan mee suah is good

[@malaysiafood328]

Thats right jenny

[@leowvm6215]

Good good good

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks thanks thanks

[@chiwahcheung3350]

在KL過去,開幾多小時車到皇啊瑪😅

[@malaysiafood328]

两个半小时

[@tthh8757]

新开店铺，就应该比较容易干净

[@malaysiafood328]

也许吧

[@LAIYKEAT]

Can attached Google maps location please for all the places

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks pls gimme a couple of days

[@wskong3270]

原來Sitiawan個名係咁样来嘅

[@malaysiafood328]

谢谢支持

[@wskong3270]

​@@malaysiafood328 唔使客氣

[@SuperBakuTeh]

wooo alot of "satisfaction guarantee" in this video.

[@malaysiafood328]

Good food indeed