RMCO food delivery: Get a taste of China from Bandar Utama's Staple Kitchen
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 08:55 AM MYTStaple Kitchen serves their Old Beijing Zha Jiang Mian on a daily basis with their own-made noodles and an assortment of vegetables. — Pictures by Lee Khang YiCurrently operating from a condominium in Bandar Utama, they offer an array of handmade goodies like), pancakes, rolls and buns on a daily basis. On certain days, there are various specials.
If you prefer, you can also purchase the handmade egg noodles on its own. It's RM2 per serving with a minimum order of 3 servings. It can be stored in the refrigerator for a day or in the freezer for longer.or dumplings fan, I had to order that. The pork dumplings have three variations with chives, scallions or cabbage. You can buy 10 pieces frozen to store at home for RM8. Or just get them to boil or fry them for RM10 for 10 dumplings, if you're feeling lazy like me.
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