It's located at the street of Jalan Hj Abu from junction Jalan Meriam until junction Jalan Ali, appoximately 100 meter. (N2°02.810' E102°34.125')
The street wake up (start operation) in the morning sleep until late evening. You can find all kind of Chinese foods within this less than 100 meter session along both side of the street!
Every car drive through this part with extra slow and caution, because peoples are standing everywhere as you can see from the pictures. Some are queuing, some are selling, some
are just for the sake of enjoying the environment....(like me!)
I don't know about this Glutton Street started in which year, basically I can't find any history about it. But I believe it started the culture at least 50 years from now......
I was wonder about this Long Queue around this stall, at last.....I found out it's a tasty 'Fried Oyster' stall (蚵煎)....(Claimed to be the BEST at Muar)
The shops located along this small session also packed of peoples during weekday, and will be more crowded during
weekend......I love to walk by the stalls and buy some of each to cure my itchy mouth! Haha!
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Map of Glutton Street of Muar
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wow, would love to go there someday :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting! I've heard of Glutton Street before - just never been there!
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Please remember to bring a 'Empty' stomach to goto the street! :)
My friend told me the Muar ball ball chicken rice can beat the one in Malacca. Is that true?
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I cannot comment about the chicken rice of the both places. I haven't try out the chicken rice at Muar yet, but I believe both also will have their specialty.....
I will update once I have the Muar Chicken rice.
Thanks.
Ball chicken rice is originated from Muar Hainanese shops, Melaka people re-branding it to make ball chicken rice theirs.
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Hi Khoo,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
I'm totally agree with you, ball Chicken rice is originated from Muar - The Tan Hoe Kee family. Then it started to spread at Malacca by the family member...
Hi Robo,
ReplyDeleteThe photo for the Long Queue is not Fried Carrot cake. It is Fried Oyster. It is the best in Muar. The boss is the 2nd generation.
Hi yaulim88,
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Appreciates the info. Already corrected. :)
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