Thanks choong for ur kind words

Great decision

Thanks yeoh I'm definitely making another trip to penang

謝謝你請去支持他們吧

Thanks for the encouragement mate

Thanks for ur approval Kent

Thanks mate

Thanks for ur approval Hong

like

You r welcome cheng

Yes chang they r still good

Thanks for the blessings cheah

Sorry but some not listed in Google but once u get to singyeh all other outlets is in the same row

谢谢你leong 太过赞我了

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谢谢请支持他们吧

谢谢你支持。你是否來自香港

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Thanks Kong I originally wanted to feature them for happy garden episode unfortunately they were still under renovation in the new location at that point in time

Thanks for ur approval mate

Thanks Jason they need ur support

@@malaysiafood328 Will do 🙏

Thanks for the blessings Tan

Thanks for supporting them bro

Thanks for ur approval mate

谢谢赞赏nick

Thanks pls support them George

Malaysia welcomes you

Thanks for supporting them mate

Thanks Wai loon please support them

Yes they r great please support them

Thanks steward I will

Sorry i missed tis good outlet

Thanks Jacky I'll eventually get there

Well said. Thanks Steven

Thanks no wonder I didn't them

@@malaysiafood328 They are closed on Mondays

Thanks Steven I’ll eventually get there

谢谢你 leong我一定会

Thanks gerry so u know of happy garden too

Thanks I will eventually get there

I’m so sorry for your experience, I’d feel cheesed off if I encounter tis too

谢谢你Alfred 请去支持他们

Thanks for ur concern wong

Sorry it wasn't Garry who was wrong, it was me who chose the wrong link, pls use tis links instead: maps.app.goo.gl/qo6y6rYUk6CqdfuC6

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Thanks hui你是否香港人

@@malaysiafood328 Yes I am

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@@davidhui4136 thanks bro

Thanks for great advice wong

A very good advice. I usually will ask for half portion of rice/noodle. The soup or gravy is usually high in salt content so avoid or reduce intake. Above all, take more fibre (vegetables & fruits) and watch out for hidden sugar (that is present in so many food). Reduce sugar in coffee/tea and eventually totally off sugar - I have been drinking kopi-o kosong for decades now. I find the aroma of coffee/tea best without anything else.

@@CalvinK300 Actually, fruits are not really "healthy" food nowadays because they are mostly genetically modified and contain more sugar than last time. Be careful of durians and grapes...

@@carmelo665 depends on what you mean by genetically modified. Cross breeding is a form of genetic modification practiced since the start of agriculture eons ago. Modern technique of genetic editing is merely a more advanced form of cross breeding. Nothing wrong and has no effect on consumers’ DNA. As for sugar level, all fruits have natural sugar in the form of fructose, sucrose or glucose and pose no harm to our health. The health risks come from free sugar in our diet and not that are naturally present in fruits. That’s why no health authorities warn of durian or grape consumption for diabetic patients. Isn’t that true?

@@CalvinK300 Perhaps it is good to quote Dr Fung on Fructose Toxicity: "FRUCTOSE IS PARTICULARLY toxic for several reasons. First, as we’ve seen, only the liver can metabolize it, so virtually all ingested fructose is stored as newly created fat. This excessive liver fat directly causes insulin resistance. Second, the liver metabolizes fructose without limits. More ingested fructose leads to more hepatic DNL and more liver fat, independent of insulin. Fructose does little to activate natural satiety pathways that limit food intake, and no natural brakes exist to slow down the overproduction of new fat. This explains why you can still eat sweet desserts even after a full meal. Third, fructose has no alternative runoff pathway. The liver stores excess glucose safely and easily as glycogen, breaking it back down into glucose when the body needs access to energy. On the other hand, the body cannot store fructose directly. When the body has enough energy to meet its actual needs, the liver metabolizes fructose into fat through a process that cannot be easily reversed. Therefore, the body can handle only small amounts of fructose. *Remember, the dose makes the poison.*

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But the portion is for 3 pax

@@malaysiafood328 At best, one and a half adult.

Unfortunately a long way to go la

Yes Chinese r great but a little unity will be fantastic

Thanks Alex unfortunately these locations r not v popular with the audience

Will get there soonest

Good question loo unfortunately they refused to b featured