In my previous post, I said that I went to the post office at Rejang Park here twice to send my Christmas cards, the ones going overseas and the rest to their local destinations and while I was there, I bought some very nice Hokkien bak changs (meat dumplings) to take home.
The first time I was there, I walked past this coffee shop…
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…and saw the photograph of their mango ice and I decided there and then that I had to go back and try some day.
I had this one (RM10.00)…
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…here sometime ago and I thought it was very nice.
The one here (also RM10.00)…
…was good too and because this one was served in a bowl, it was easier to mix the mango on top with the shaved ice and evaporated milk below to give the latter a bit more taste unlike the other one where when one would be eating just the ice and the milk, one probably wouldn’t enjoy it as much.
I prefer how they cut the mango at that other place though, in big cubes but anyway, seeing how these do not come cheap, I don’t think I will be going for it all that often. Once in a long while is fine.
LEONG LEONG CAFE 亮亮茶餐室 (2.306688, 111.837028) is located at No. 42, Jalan Teruntum, among the Rejang Park shops, on the ground floor to the left (the inner side, not facing the main road) of the since-closed-down cinema complex.
...STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS! 
I would love those mango in shaved ice too. Anytime for me. To me, RM10 for a bowl is quite reasonable as mango doesn’t come cheap. See they are generous with the mango. Pampering yourself once in a while is OK.
Bought 4 small apple mangoes that day, all rotten inside and in the end, I did not have much to eat. Paid RM8.00 for them! That is why in a way, I would say RM10.00 ain’t too bad – at least, one gets to enjoy a lot of mangoes…and no need to peel and cut.
I love anything with mangoes in it!
My favourite would be the Thai dessert, the mango sticky rice.
Mango is one of my favourite fruits.
I’m o.k. with it but I do love it in desserts, that Thai mango sticky rice especially!