Buy it…

I went to the mini-market right next door to this coffee shop in the vicinity of the Delta Mall here to buy these gluten-free soy sauces…

…for my girl. They did buy the made-in-Taiwan ones, the thick and the light (left) versions and they were pretty good. It seems that the place is open only in the morning till around 11.00 a.m. and since I was going somewhere around there that day, my missus asked me to get another bottle of the latter as we were running out of it.

I did buy the Shoyu from there before and I noticed that the same manufacturer had come out with their own Tamari sauce. We’ve tried another brand, the Tamari sauce, before and it was all right, just that it wasn’t anything like the regular soy sauces that we are used to. That was why I decided to buy this one to try.

Having made my purchases, I made my way back to the car and I passed by the coffee shop again. I saw the kampua mee guy…

…preparing something with a whole lot of pork liver and he told me it was his Sarawak laksa and some customer requested for the liver to be added. He asked me if I wanted to give it a try and looking at the broth…

…in the pot, I thought it looked good so I ordered a bowl (RM5.00)…

…but no, I did not ask for the liver.

It turned out to be very nice…

No, it did not quite taste like the authentic Sarawak or Kuching laksa nor did it taste like curry mee. Other than that, it did not have those small boiled prawns and shredded chicken. I did not mind going without the prawns and I would go for the slices of char siew anytime in place of the usual somewhat bland strips of chicken.

I would say it had its own taste and I did like it a lot – I sure would not mind dropping by for it again…and the coffee I had there was good too.

WAN LONG CAFE (2.312977, 111.847257) is located past Delta Mall, if you are coming from town, at the corner among the shops at the junction of Jalan Gambir and Jalan Pedada.