lian wrote:

stingray and asialinks,

How's the situation in London? With all these recent reports of terror alerts at critical level etc etc, is it still relatively safe to go to chinatown for makan?


Hi lian, the situation in london is as normal. I think it's a british way to calm down the situation. Everybody seem forgot the incident as nothing being happen before. I think this is one of the good way to avoid panic. You should be fine in the london because the police are now constantly monitor through the CCTV and if they find anybody act suspiciously, they will stop and search him/her. The police is doing their best to prevent it. Don't worry too much...

James and Kezia,

How's the situation in London? With all these recent reports of terror alerts at critical level etc etc, is it still relatively safe to go to chinatown for makan?

james, you are right! Yeap, hawker at the corner is best penang hawker food you can find in london. At the other end, roti canai also not bad at all. If you like real hot! sambal nasi lemak, tried the take-away stall beside the car-park. Their asam laksa also super. Anyway, too many good foods in oriental city, i do hope they will find another place to move to! Thanks for recommending a new eat place, if happen to be there, will definitely give it a go!

Kezia, if I'm mistaken, you also joined the malaysian forum in yahoo group?

I heard about rumours that some of the hawkers will trying to get a new place. Once they closed the oriental city, I will definately miss it. I will try to put more effort to visit them more frequent...... Normally, I go for the malaysian food at the corner one....

There are also one malaysian restaurant in milton keynes. This one also not bad... value for money.. if you take lunch time main course, it's about 6 pound and i think 8 pound for a main course with either a starter or dessert. I have been there twice.

Mongolian beef is probably one of the most popular beef dishes in the United States, perhaps right after beef and broccoli. Mongolian beef--as the cover shot above suggested--is not a traditional Mongolian dish.
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