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Econ Bee Hoon - Nasi Lemak in Yew Tee
Econ Bee Hoon - Nasi Lemak in Yew Tee
Weekend mornings are something to look forward to cos of this
awesomely addicting breakfast: Nasi Lemak of Econ Bee Hoon. I’ve never been this
addicted since Takoyaki. Would have to admit that this is
probably the least exciting breakfast you’ll ever find around this area, since
there are a lot of way way better choices and cuisines. But I also can't deny
the fact that there’s something equally exciting about the taste and quality of
this food.
What sets this apart from the rest of the Nasis and Lemaks out
there are (almost certainly) the rice and chili elements. The rice is cooked
from fresh coconut something, which is really so secret (?) and so tasty (!).
You just have to try it to become a believer! It has the right amount of
Japanese-like-sticky-feel and garlic-fried-like-sense, and the taste is crazy
gooooood. And of course, mix it with the sweet-spicy-chili you have here and
that’s a completely different story of satisfaction. For a non-chili person
like me, the chili included in this Nasi Lemak is hands-down perfect. It gives
the right kind of spice, one that is both interesting and assertive. Makes you
sweat (a little) with a smile! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Rice and chili can nonchalantly make this Nasi Lemak stand out in
itself, but of course the toppings make the taste more gaudy and enjoyable. The
half-boiled-half-fried hotdog and the sunny side up are generous in adding more
character to this meal. And of course let’s not forget nuggets and breaded
fish, which gives the right kind of impulse to make this the best flavor Nasi
Lemak team. For less than three dollars, you can feel utmost satisfaction for
the rest of your waking weekend! HAHAHAHA
So join me as we become Nasi converts.
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