After the temple, we visited 3 different food stalls along the Lucky Chinatown Walk. All food stalls had such aromatic dishes being cooked as each of their owners tried explaining to us what their food was all about. The smell of their food was soooo distracting!
Fu Dao Dumpling
The dumplings, not to mention the sate seafood noodles with shrimp were absolutely delicious!! The name “Fu Dao” basically means luck has arrived. The food prepared here is Chinese but cooked by way of the Malaysians. According to its owner, the noodles and soup originated from Malaysia and was brought to China.
Different types of soup from Fu Dao Dumpling in Lucky Chinatown
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Cha Cha Food House
We got to try the Wanton Noodles and Pumpkin Cake at Cha Cha Food House. The pumpkin cakes were basically made of fresh pumpkin pounded to pieces and made into cakes. Pumpkin cakes are very famous in China and can be found in several food shops there. They basically taste like tikoy but with a little added flavor.
Pumpkin Cakes from Cha Cha Food House in Lucky Chinatown
Wanton Noodles from Cha Cha Food House in Lucky Chinatown
Mr. Fast Foo
At Mr. Fast Foo, you will get to try their Cua Pao, Maki Mi and Lumpia. I got to try all, and I strongly recommend you to try them too, but my personal favorite would have to be the lumpia, specifically the all veggie and tofu lumpia topped with crispy seaweed, sugared peanuts, cilantro and garlic! I might just go back to Lucky Chinatown just for this!
Cua Pao, Lumpia and Maki goodness from Mr. Fast Foo in Lucky Chinatown!
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The Cua Pao looks really good don’t you think?
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My favorite! The all veggie and tofu lumpia from Mr. Fast Foo!
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