The corner…

In my post the other day, I mentioned that I was looking for a place that was featured in some Chinese newspaper. It being Greek to me, I could only look at the pictures and the only information I could get was the name – Mr. Bean…and the address, Lorong Indah Timur.

I know two places named Mr. Bean – one in Sungai Antu, behind Courts Mammoth called “Mr Bean Special Cafe” and the other one in the vicinity of the Sibu Bus Terminal…and since I was going to that particular area for a haircut, I decided to check the latter out. However, there was no sign of that stall that I saw in the newspaper feature.

As I was driving home after my haircut, it suddenly dawned on me that the road would be somewhere in what is called the Teku area. My cousin stays a stone’s throw away from the shops…and Gundot’s hubby who is working in Sibu, is also staying around there. Anyway, after I had published that post on this, some kind soul commented and shared a link to a blog post that showed the coffee shop where I would be able to find that elusive Mr. Bean. The shop’s name is My Corner…

My Corner, Teku

…and this man has a stall there (the one with the red lanterns) where he sells his own handmade flat noodles in a variety of ways. This is the pan mee-style, dry (RM3.00)…

Handmade flat noodles, pan-mee style, dry

I remember Annie telling me when she was back in Sibu that her mum told her that the best pan-mee in Sibu can be found in Teku, so I guess this must be the one that she was talking about.

This is the curry handmade flat noodles (RM4.50)…

Curry handmade flat noodles 1

…which is actually the noodles served in chicken curry, potatoes and all.

Curry handmade flat noodles 2

Both are quite nice…but a bit too substantial. I would prefer a smaller serving at a lower price as unless one’s a big eater, when one has to struggle to finish, the law of diminishing returns would come into force. Towards the end, it just would not seem so nice anymore…