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Alan TanWed, 17 Feb 2010 06:07:45 +0000http://www.austinbushphotography.com/2010/02/sek-yuen.html#comment-31024Sek Yuen !! One of the great old dame in traditional chinese cuisine in KL ! Despite its appearance , its one of the best yu can get in KL
BTW the duck you had is known as peipa duck , an air dried duck which is later deep fried and resemble roast duck in appearance !!Sek Yuen !! One of the great old dame in traditional chinese cuisine in KL ! Despite its appearance , its one of the best yu can get in KL
BTW the duck you had is known as peipa duck , an air dried duck which is later deep fried and resemble roast duck in appearance !!
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RobynSat, 13 Feb 2010 03:55:52 +0000http://www.austinbushphotography.com/2010/02/sek-yuen.html#comment-30897Thanks for the pub, and glad you enjoyed Sek Yuen. It's a treasure and, 4 yrs after we first ate there, on every visit I'm still astounded by how great the food is. (They're Cantonese, so not surprised they didn't understand yr Thai-Teochew. But wish you'd been able to try their Chinese chive dish -- with small sweet prawns instead of dofu. It's pretty great.)Thanks for the pub, and glad you enjoyed Sek Yuen. It’s a treasure and, 4 yrs after we first ate there, on every visit I’m still astounded by how great the food is. (They’re Cantonese, so not surprised they didn’t understand yr Thai-Teochew. But wish you’d been able to try their Chinese chive dish — with small sweet prawns instead of dofu. It’s pretty great.)
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