Tuesday, October 05, 2010

Hitting Lot 10 Hutong On An Empty Stomach - Pt One

(NON-HALAL)

By now much has been said about Lot 10 Hutong, the "swankier" and "pricier" food court where one can find the best of the best hawker fare which were handpicked by Tan Sri Francis Yeoh personally (from our home ground and even Singapore).  Does it live up to its hype? Yes and No.  Some of the fare here were mediocre while some did deliver albeit one can get the real version out on the streets at a lower price.  Of course, there's nothing like having the choice of so many "legen-dary" (been watching "How I Met Your Mother" too much! Hahaha..) street fare made available in a clean, comfortable air-conditioned environment and possibly rodent free too :p
  
It's a good place to bring your foreign friends to when they visit you as it's really like a one-stop center for famous food fare.  Just make sure you come here famished in preparation of all the various foods you would want to try ... believe me, it's a rather difficult task to choose with the sight and smell of food permeating the air.  Several stalls were either closed or no longer in business when I went there last.  I wonder if any have closed since then.  I must say, my first trip (I've been here several times) to Lot 10 Hutong was lovely not only as it was my first time eating there but because I met up with Ilene too :o).  Where to next Ilene?  Come on, Ilene ...


Mo Sang Kor Bak Kut Teh



Mo Sang Kor Bak Kut Teh



Mo Sang Kor Bak Kut Teh



Oil Rice

A set consisting of a bowl of "Oil" Rice, Pork Ribs and a cup of Chinese Tea (RM16.20).  Ilene said that it didn't pass her taste test.  I read elsewhere that some bloggers enjoyed it though.  Taste is subjective!

Imbi Road Original Pork Noodles

Imbi Original Pork Noodles

Pork Meat Balls & roast stuffed pork intestine

Flat Noodles with Minced Pork
A bowl of dry flat noodles (hor fun) and a bowl of pork meat balls and roast stuffed pork intestine (RM8.90).  I found this quite tasty as the noodles were flavourful indeed with the black sauce and lard oil.


Kim Lian Kee Fried Noodles



Double Duty


Fast wok action

Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Noodles

A plate of charcoal fried Hokkien Noodles (RM8.90) from Kim Lian Kee ... full of wok hei goodness.  This family business has been passed down four generations! 

Ice Room


Ice Room


Topping the mango ice shaving

Mango Snow Dessert
Snowy Mango Dessert from Ice Room, I think it was RM8.90 too, not sure - both Ilene and I enjoyed it; a great refreshing dessert!




To Be Continued ...

Lot 10 Hutong
Lower Ground Floor
Jalan Bukit Bintang
50250 Kuala Lumpur









7 comments:

J said...

oohh.. So how many more rounds of Hutong goodness are you gonna post? :)
(Not everything there is yummy, I guess... but I love how so many different Malaysian specialties are so conveniently all under one roof)

jason said...

I had the wantan noodles from one of the stall... so so only la.

ilene said...

A long awaited post! hahaha....

Thanks for the wonderful company! After that night and till to-date, I think I only went back twice. Too pricey for hawker stuff!

Next 'adventure', you suggest and I'll tag along! hehehe.....

ai wei said...

i love the hokkien mee!!!
this is only part one. you have tried all the food there???

Simon Seow said...

Haven't been to there yet. Maybe one day if I found myself near Lot 10 and is hungry, I'll go there.

choi yen said...

Food over there more expensive that their original shop, I think I rather go to the original shop :P
*Call me Skimpy :P*

wmw said...

J : Hahaha...Just one more. Agree with you.

Jason : Yahlo..like I said, not all are wonderful

Ilene : Hahaha....Gotta think of where!

Ai Wei : Not all, but a few more :o)

Simon Seow : Yes, go there hungry, very hungry!

choi yen : Yah, of course pricier. Matter of convenience as the stalls are all under one roof.