The Great Chef

Wonton noodles or sometimes it was called wanton mee or wantan mee is a Cantonese noodle dish which is popular in Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Malaysia, Singapore and even in Thailand. In Malaysia, a bowl of wanton noodles cost only RM$5.50 which is considered very cheap (and some food stalls serve it with wantons, fish balls and a big piece of tofu too).  So we don't really need to painstakingly cook this at home when you can just go to the food stalls to have this delicious noodles. But when you are in another side of the world, ordering a bowl of w o nton noodles could cost you more than $10.00; and the noodle might not suit to your palate or full of msg in it. Today I'm sharing with you this flavourful Wonton Noodles which we have cooked it for ... oh I have lost count how many times we have cooked this . WONTON NOODLES (WANTAN MEE) (Serves 4) Recipes adapted from To Food With Love Ingredients: 400g fresh wonton noodles /egg noodles 1/2 bunch choy sum or more, washed and cut int...

My family and I loves Korean dishes very much ~ can't blame us as we use to operate a Korean BBQ restaurant many many years ago.    During those days, even after we have stopped operating the business, our family still get together to have this Korean style BBQ together.  On my last visit to Auckland, sometimes when we're lazy to cook, we will have take away.  Every Saturday, there is a "night market" available in a basement parking lot in one of the shopping mall.  Many varieties of food stalls to choose from ~ western, chinese, korean, japanese, indian, etc. etc.   On my first visit there, I just couldn't make up my mind what to have, everything seem to be so delicious; can't blame me as the weather is cold and you will get hungry all the time and when you see food around you, everything seem to be delicious too.   And finally I chose the Korean stall and select the Japchae Beef Bulgogi.  And now back home, I have missed this dish so much a...