Penang Char Kuay Teow and Nasi Lemak in Cheras....another great option

Choices of reasonably tasty char kuay teow (the saucy type) in KL are limited. Among the popular one is 'Mali's Corner' at Downtown Danau Kota, Setapak. The journey from my house in Sri Permaisuri to Setapak which will crossing the city centre of KL would have killed my appetite.

The nasi lemak with fried chicked

As usual, mister know everything i.e. google search, recommended some thing near to me, Pak Teh Stall located at Taman Tenaga, Bandar Tun Razak, around 4 km from Bandar Sri Permaisuri. Without further delay, I went there and ordered TWO dishes, the famous char kuay teow and the nasi lemak with fried chicken. Did I said I ordered both, ohhhh noooo! Tasted both and, yes, the dishes can be a very good option for Mali's Corner. Although the prawn in the char kuay teow not as plenty as Mali's Corner, but it was value for money with reasonable portion. The nasi lemak sambal also taste better not too sweet and not too hot. BUT do remember this is not a fancy restaurant, the gastronomic joint is only a side road stall with plenty of seats.

The Penang Char Kuay Teow will cost you at RM4.00 (USD1.00) and the nasi lemak with fried checken at RM4.50 (USD1.10), VERY cheap.

This is my personal review on this gastronomic joint.

Location from KL City Centre: 4/5
Restaurant feature: 3/5 (it is a stall what did you expect?)
List in menu: 3/5
Food Quality and Taste: 4.5/5
Value for money: 4.5/5

Overall gastronomic experience: 4/5

Gastronomic Joint Information:

Pak Teh Char Kuay Teow
Jalan Selimang
Taman Tenaga
Bandar Tun Razak, KL
(refer photo 2 for GPS location)

Operational Hours: at night only

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