wAntAn productions: Terminal 2, Bandar Puteri Puchong

Thursday, February 16, 2006

Terminal 2, Bandar Puteri Puchong

The shoplots opposite the road from the Giant Hypermarket in Bandar Puteri Puchong house some of the better restaurants in Puchong. Perhaps I have to retract my statement that there is no good food in Puchong :)

ST brought me to this Hong Kong styled restaurant called Terminal 2. She had been here with her colleagues before and found their noodles to be pretty good.

You can find Terminal 2 along the same road as the Bumbu Bali restaurant.

The typical Ying Yang drink except much larger than most other establishments (RM2.80). The restaurant also serves some good looking tea in a jar.

Soup Noodle with Meat and Szechuan ... (name incomplete because it didn't fit into the receipt, RM 5.90). This is your basic "Za Chai Mee" which means a salty noodle dish which is surprisingly appetising. The noodles they used are very similar to the ones served by Taiwan Noodle House.

Soup Noodle Drunken Prawns (RM13.90). A noodle dish served with 5 medium sized prawns (quite fresh too). The soup is laced with Chinese cooking wine (hence the word drunken in its name) and boiled with several types of Chinese herbs. This dish took a long time to prepare perhaps because of the herbs as they take some time to cook. I really liked this dish and heartily recommend it.

An oddity in the menu; Terminal 2's menu list some items as "pie" but they sound suspiciously like sandwiches (e.g. Ham and Cheese "pie"). That's because they are! Basically they are sandwiches made using a special toaster which presses the sides of the bread together making them into a sort of "pie". Did you notice the quotation marks in the word "pie"? That's exactly how it's written in their menu :-)

4 wise words from our readers:

a golden opinion from David: Yep, most of the food stalls and restaurants there serve pretty tasty food.; 11:27 AM
a golden opinion from boo_licious: Hey, great. I drove past Puchong that day and saw so many restaurants that I was lost. Thanks for the recommendation. The "pie" thingy sounds like a new gimmick.; 5:08 AM
a golden opinion from wyejon: david: yo man... have u shifted to puchong yet?

boo: there's a few others I want to try out... recommended by a friend who lives nearby.; 8:13 AM
a golden opinion from David: I'm not going to shift so early, mebe late this year or early next year. The house is not even finshed yet....lol; 5:54 PM