See. This Motor Bike Laksakha can still be seen in Penang. Those days in Penang when I was in secondary school, this lasakha will come in his cart with their economy yet best laksa.
They also have deep fried oily spring rolls and small pieces of nyonya kuih available for sale. They will go round their favourite areas riding this motorbike earning a living daily.
They also have deep fried oily spring rolls and small pieces of nyonya kuih available for sale. They will go round their favourite areas riding this motorbike earning a living daily.
So nice of him. We asked him to pose and he really obliged. That's the spring rolls that we bought. We were told that these type of hawkers are rich and can afford to go back to India yearly.
The laksa looks cheap and it's cheap at RM2.00. Order to prepare version. He will only slice the tumeric flowers, cucumber and chillies when he prepares the laksaha for you. Emm.. nice with hot piping soup.
Eagerly waiting for a bowl of laksa since 1989
Only available at my knowledge outside Botanical Gardens, Penang.Anyone can tell me where else can I get to eat this kind of Laksa other
than at this place. We even brought home 2 packets for our 2nd round.
(all pictures taken with Nokia 6300 camera phone)
