When we visited 38 Food Street on New Year, we noticed a new stall behind the Penang Pork Noodle stall. A Filipino stall.
Operated by a lady named Maria, it opens for business less than a month ago. Few dishes on the menu.
One afternoon, my man wanted lo bak rice and we happened to remember this new stall so we decided to give it a chance. Never try, never know, right?? For a start, we had its lo bak rice.
Our take away RM9 lo bak rice. It was surprisingly nice; the pork belly was well marinated, moist and tender.
We were given 3 dipping sauces but we hardly use as the braised meat was good enough.
Taste-wise, it was nice and we don't mind having it once a while. Price-wise, I could go someplace and have a proper Chinese lo bak rice. 2 plates some more!
Wah, got a new outlet to try. How fun.
ReplyDeleteThe lor bak sure looks good!
ReplyDeleteWah, rm9 can get you two plates of lor bak rice elsewhere!?
ReplyDeleteI would love to try Filipino food.
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking bak rice.
ReplyDeleteRM9 is a bit high but you can get two plates more at other place? Wow, that must be really a steal.
ReplyDeleteI would enjoy this lor bak rice as I love to eat pork
ReplyDeleteDefinitely my kind of food, dear! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI really have not tried much Filipino food.
ReplyDeleteA Filipino cook lo bak rice
ReplyDeletesounds exciting
The lo bak looks good.
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