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Yu Yu Ice and Fried Chicken serves the best homemade fruit smoothies in Klang. Try it and you'll love it.
In actual Mandarin pronunciation, it sounds like "Yao Yao Bing".

Kimmy,

What is the shop name and business hours?

leety Wrote:Kimmy,
What is the shop name and business hours?

I think it is Yu Yu Ice. I'm not sure what time is the business hours. Usually I go there when the day is hot in the afternoon. One time can pack up to 5 to 10 cups.

Hey Kimmy, there's also another YuYu Ice stall in Bukit Tinggi, but I forgotten what's the place name. It's near Pelita.

not sure bout the opening hours, but they are close on Mondays.

Thanks Kimmy. U draw an awesome map. Gonna treat my kids (once they recover from illness) and wife.

Have any of you tried the "thung yuen" / "mua chi" at pandamaran? Sells at night from a street stall. The por-por retired, so no more big thung yuen with crushed peanuts fillings
Their ginger soup is good (tasty, but a little more diluted now compared to last time).

Peanuts Wrote:Hey Kimmy, there's also another YuYu Ice stall in Bukit Tinggi, but I forgotten what's the place name. It's near Pelita.

The one in BTinggi is the branch. They have only fried chicken but don't have BBQ chicken. You should try their BBQ chicken. Very yummy. Marinate with coconut milk and chili paste then BBQ. Now talk also drooling liao. I've been eating them since 8 years ago. Previously they operate from some atap house only.

Heard the Yu Yu Ice was featured in that Steven show. Not sure anyone of you watch them.

TheCrow Wrote:Have any of you tried the "thung yuen" / "mua chi" at pandamaran? Sells at night from a street stall. The por-por retired, so no more big thung yuen with crushed peanuts fillings
Their ginger soup is good (tasty, but a little more diluted now compared to last time).

There is one thung yuen stall on the way to Port Klang opposit a supermarket. Cannot remember the name. Something like Econmart or something like that. Green logo.

Thung yuen with filling come in ping pong size with peanut filling or coconut filling. Each one sold at Rm0.50. So long never eat liao. Not sure if the price increased or not.

This thung yuen stall I go to is just before the last cross junction traffic light of port klang (near the bus station). Long long ago, there was a great wall supermarket there, now no more.

Kimmy,

Please share with us what tool that you use to draw the map? A MAP say a thousand words...