Photolog: Pinangsia Noodle House, Haymarket

In the vicinity, there seem to be so much food around. We walked past Pinangsia Noodle House on a Monday but it was closed. We returned back for dinner a couple of days later and boy, we were glad! 

Self serve hot Chinese tea during a cold rainy day - perfect!

The noodles had lup cheong (dried Chinese sausage) in them! Craving for it - satisfied! Everything cooked with lup cheong is particularly delicious. The noodles weren't too salty and had a slight wok taste (wok taste is important in Asian food, especially stir fried dishes). Delish noodles!

Hainanese chicken rice with mushrooms. The chicken was a little dry and the rice wasn't as flavourful as authentic Hainanese chicken-rice rice. Nevertheless, it's still yummy. 

Pinangsia Noodle House
13/8 Quay St
Haymarket NSW 2000

Rumah Makan Immanuel, Ultimo

We were in for some fried chicken and Indon food, so we googled and managed to find this place! It was a pretty long walk though (we walked from Central Station), and so glad we finally found it. We might not visit again because of the location, but will definitely visit for the food!

Ayam Panggang - Indonesian marinated flame BBQ chicken with homemade chili on side ($7). It may look extremely black and charred, but it's definitely not. The BBQ sauce was really sweet and the chicken was tender. Do request for chicken thigh meat or you might end up getting chicken breast meat which would be really dry! Each dish is served with salad and chili. 

Ayam Panggang ($7)

Ayam Lunak - Shallow fried soft bone chicken (edible bones) with homemade chili on side ($7.50). We were intrigued by the soft bone chicken after reading about it on Street Food, so we had to have a go at this. It's true! The bones are edible, albeit having to chew on it for quite a bit. The chicken was a little dry, but we can't have edible bones without deep frying it so.. no choice! It's worth a try.

Ayam Lunak ($7.50)

Nasi Goreng Special - Special Indonesian fried rice (chicken, eggs, veggie) with extra fried egg on top ($9). Major cravings for nasi goreng got us to order this! This had a rather high salt level, so the rice was salty yet tasty at the same time. 

Nasi Goreng Special ($9)

We will visit again! 

Rumah Makan Immanuel
Shop 197, 392 Jones Street
Ultimo NSW 2007
Tel: (02) 9552 2145