Noodles @ Boston - Karamunsing Capital

Boston's been around for a while now, we hadn't eaten here for quite a long time, probably before I started blogging, so we thought we'd return and see if it was as good as we remembered. There's quite a large menu to choose from that ranges from noodles and rice dishes to western sizzler plates and snacks, with a large choice of drinks too. I fancied something spicy and filling so the chicken curry noodles caught my attention, looked great in the menu, a little less so in real life but tasted good and hit the spot, the chicken drumstick must have come from some monster chicken, it was huge! Also in the bowl came beancurd puffs, fishcake slices, beansprouts, choy sum, fresh red chilli slices topped with Chinese chives and fried shallots.

Fried keow teow is quite possibly The Little Nibbler's favourite style of noodle, apart from kon lau mee, and here it comes fried with beef tenderloin. The meat was very tasty and not at all chewy, cooked in a hot wok to give that savoury, smoky taste along with noodles, egg, red chilli, beansprouts and a little green veggie. We both had an Ice Chocolate which was ok, nothing special, but we both enjoyed our noodles!

Boston's a fairly large restaurant offering inside and outside tables at Karamunsing Capital.

The Bill : 1x Chicken Curry Noodles, 1x Beef Keow Teow, 2x Ice Chocolate, 1x Iced Water = 37.05 MYR

Good Food Good Surroundings @ Boston!

Chicken Curry Noodles @ Restaurant Happy - Kingfisher Plaza

As we were in Kingfisher Plaza today, an area we don't know very well, we decided to have lunch there for a change. It turned out to be a great decision! We noticed the sign for Restaurant Happy and recognised it from Foh Sang, though we haven't been into that branch yet we decided to give this one a try.
My pick of Chicken Curry Noodles did not disappoint, a spicy, thick, curry of chicken with added fried potatoes went wonderfully with the noodles. A small bowl of Chicken Wanton Soup was served too.

The Little Nibbler's Butter Prawns were yummy too! Deep fried prawns in a light batter, smothered in creamy, butter sauce with the added kick of chilli.

Restaurant Happy is located in Kingfisher Plaza, occupying a corner lot more or less opposite Giant. As I've said there's also another branch at Foh Sang.

The Bill : 1x Chicken Curry Noodles, 1x Butter Prawn, 2x Chinese Teah Ping = 13.90

I'm sure Restaurant Happy is no surprise to some people but to me it was! I wonder what other great surprises are hidden at Kingfisher Plaza?