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A very Satisfying Seafood Curry Noodles at SS2, Petaling Jaya

2 December 2006 - 4:36pm - fried-tomato

Attention to curry lovers or seafood fans, restaurant yu ai at SS2, petaling jaya will be your definite choice. This was my second visit, and everytime after the meal I will have a very satisfying feeling. Myself is a curry lover, so if you are someone like me too, then i think you will appreciate this. The price for this is RM13.00 (curry noodles, small) which may sound a bit ridiculous for some people (for my first time too) but as you "explore" further you will see more seafood inside this thick curry. The picture below shown how it look when the curry noodles served, and the picture above highlight the size of the prawn you get.

The curry seafood noodles comes with 3 large prawns, fish fillets, clams, dried oysters and the must have for curry: tofu chunks. For people who have a sensitivite stomach or non-spicy food taker then the seafood "qing tong" (soup) noodles will be your choice, for me that is the biggest lost but at least you still get the seafood enjoyment. For something more economical, then go for the soup noodles (without seafood) for around RM5 with fish balls and crab sticks. By the way, when you entered the restaurant you will see a writing "NO PORK SERVED" on your right, I think we will need our muslim friends to comment on this.

Some of the reviews for their Segambut "headquarter"

Restorant Yu Ai PJ SS2 Branch review by AprilCherrie

Restorant Yu Ai
PJ SS2 Branch
No. 58, Jalan SS2/10, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel: 03-78778117
Open Hour: Daily 11am - 9pm


Comments

3 December 2006 - 6:14am — fishball

Try the Tom Yam

Their Tom Yam is very hot and spicy and I think it is even hotter than the curry. But I still think that curry is their best... Their non-curry soup is served with fish balls only so I think not very special. What do u think? Hahaha:P

3 December 2006 - 6:33am — fried-tomato

Yeah. the (qing tong) soup noodles is a waste

I have not tried their tom yam (as i am not a big fan of it) but to be honest i tried their non-seafood "qing tong" soup noodles, it is completely a waste.

At least, i think if you really can't eat the curry then try the seafood soup noodles.

4 December 2006 - 12:50pm — pleiades

Curry Mee ..

Hmm as far as i concern, i've been around kl for 5 years, the best curry mee i'd tasted was the one at the market place just opposite Maxis Tower next to Petronas Tower. You can get further clarification from Loon as he is the one that bring me to the shop. Haha !

13 December 2006 - 6:49am — Loon

Rm13 for a bowl? Wow....i am

Rm13 for a bowl? Wow....i am not sure i would pay for that really.
Pleiades, u mean Wisma Central? The uncle shop at 1st floor right, Rm3.50, quite good that one.

[quote=pleiades]Hmm as far as i concern, i've been around kl for 5 years, the best curry mee i'd tasted was the one at the market place just opposite Maxis Tower next to Petronas Tower. You can get further clarification from Loon as he is the one that bring me to the shop. Haha ![/quote]

13 December 2006 - 4:45pm — fried-tomato

oh, you will pay for that if

oh, you will pay for that if you are a seafood lover. As you eat you will discover more seafood. Hehe

The one near Maxis Tower mentioned by Pleiades it is curry chicken mee or just curry mee? Curry mee for the price of Rm3.50 at KL is pretty good deal.

13 December 2006 - 6:18pm — Lucifer

i went to check out the

i went to check out the place at segambut yesterday for lunch (was pretty packed), me and a friend, i had to drag her all the way so she could take me there and try the TOM YAM ;) RM 15 large, and id say it was worth the 15 bucks and the trip all the way from KLCC to segambut :D

i want to go back this weekend for another real TOM YAM

13 December 2006 - 7:03pm — fishball

I think u should try their

I think u should try their curry next time u go. Don't u think their tom yam is very hot and spicy? I personally cannot take it:)

I remember one time i brought one of my china friend to this shop. He had the curry mee, he kept on sweating while he was eating. Not just that, he usually is a fast eater, but he ate so slow that time. Haha, very good memory!~

He went back to China already lu!~

13 December 2006 - 7:03pm — fried-tomato

Lucifer wrote: i went to

[quote=Lucifer]i went to check out the place at segambut yesterday for lunch (was pretty packed), me and a friend, i had to drag her all the way so she could take me there and try the TOM YAM ;) RM 15 large, and id say it was worth the 15 bucks and the trip all the way from KLCC to segambut :D

i want to go back this weekend for another real TOM YAM[/quote]

I have not tried the large myself as the small already more that enough to fill my "tank". I believe Lucifer really got a "big tank" for that. Hehe :p Lucifer how's the Tom Yam yeah? you should really give the curry a try, no regret man.

2 January 2007 - 7:00pm — Lucifer

fried-tomato, hehe nah don't

fried-tomato, hehe nah don't really have a large tank to fill, in fact i just get to eat one meal a day ;) and thats it for a fellow like me 5'10" and weights 165 lbs you wouldn't believe it :D... but i just got a hang for the tom-yam lol ....

fishball for the curry maybe ill try it if they can assure me it does not have any coconut milk in it :D coz my tummy and coconut milk dont mix too well :( sad to say .... although i know it tastes real good

i dont really mind spicy chilli since back in spain we got lots of spicy dishes too .... we even got chilli which out matches the local chilli padi :D makes chilli-padi just a walk in the park ;)

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