Hou Mei
Hou Mei in Cantonese means Good Taste. So definitely we would like to taste the good taste for ourselves..
Hou Mei in Genting
nice interior
Our dinner/supper at Genting
BBQ chicken noodles RM29
curry noodles RM14.50
dry mee RM14.50
duck noodles RM15
Another expensive meal in Genting. But the noodles were quite satisfactory.
nice new template...mmm the food sure looks good
ReplyDeleteOh I have eaten here before. Quite OK but still expensive right? : )
ReplyDeletei think genting = expensive food. what to do hor :P
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indeed very expensive!! almost double to thrice the price downhill..
ReplyDeleteGosh super duper expensive. But I suppose all outlets in Genting are pricey. There are 2 restaurants at the mushroom farm that serves pretty decent chinese food. Perhaps you could try during your next visit there. One of them is called Miegrand tel no: 0361012566.
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drooling over those delicious dishes!
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the taste of the food is far different as described by its name. disappointing one, yet many flock at this place most of the time
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the bbq chicken noodles is 14.50. just that we ordered two of it.
ReplyDeletethe interior looks very inviting and cosy. looks like a delicious spread.
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